... stealing a quantity of beans and some wood, together value .fl 2s6cl.—Percy Mortimer Hopper deposed that he was tenant of Fishponds Farm, Fairlight. tie knew the prisoners rix or seven years ago. Bangs had been in employ, and the other prisoner had worked ...

... FUZE. FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE.—WC arc informed that the marriage of Mr Ernest E. Fox, of 37, Havelock-road, Hastings, and Fishponds farm, Fairlight, only son of Mr and Mrs William Fox, of Westerham, with Miss Minnie, eldest daughter of Mr William of Waterlooville ...

... charged with its alizg psis' of ho - ite, value Is, the triperty of Percy Hopper. Complsinant deposed that be kept the Fishponds Farm. Tie prieocer was his wife's br, Aber, aid had worked for him. The b cts produced were his proper. y ' value 7s. He missed ...

... saw you teal the horse away: it walked quite well. —P.C. Vine deposed that on the 'dad December he went to a field on Fishponds Farm. There he saw a . roan gelding lying down. Be weLt tie to the animal, which wan liikieg off fore foot. The boot was almost ...

... horses, (Wry morv, store cattle, implements and other eff •cts, by order of Mr R. W. Pitcher. TUr:SDAY. OCTOBER lOrn.—At Fishponds Farm, Fairlight.about two miles from Flutings, important sale of the large herd of dairy excellent part horses. store (dock ...

... INQUEST AND VERDICI% On Motiday afternoon, Mr. Charles r.heppent (intoner for the Rape of Hastings), held an inquiry at the Fishpond's Farm, Fairlight. touching the death of John Towner. Mr. Pearce was chosen foreman of the jury.—John Towner diposed that he ...

... Pfirc , prosewed, and Mr C ipps. of Tuobtidge Well., dcfeoded.—Percy Mottos':. H -poer deposed thet he resided at Fishpond's Farm, giblight. During the month of Man h be had • quantity of telt !Yens in barti. The beans produced were his property ...

... and A K.-Ide were charged with sleeping man unoccupied building at Fishponds Farm, Fairlight, on Sunday.—P.C. Vine deposed that in company with P.S. Elphinstone he went to Fishponds Farm where they saw prisoners asleep in an open cart lodge. He awoke them ...

... wilfully .tamaging the etnstablea lantern and whistle.— P.C. Barton deposed thit at 1.45 that morning he went to a barn at Fishpond's Farm, Fairlight, where he fund the prisoner asleep. Ile woke him up and asked him what business be had there, and he said he ...

... SUICIDE OF AN UNKNOWN MAN, On Marley afternoon Mr C. Sheppard, Coroner for tho Ripe of Hastings, held an inquiry at. the Fishpond. , Farm, Fanlight, touching the death of • Mee unknown. Mr that. Woodbutst was choeen foreman of the jury. J din Edwarde, aged ...

... incorporated Accountants, 37, Havelock-road, Hastings. Private correspondence, after June 25th, should be addressed : Fishpond Farm, Fairlight, limiting's. Tog annual sports of the Recreation and Spurts' Club are arranged to be held in Surrey Park (by ...