... or two engagements last Saturday, Newbury played a match—or rattier ovemnatch with St. John's, the result being a draw in Newbury's favour. Newbury 191, and Bt. John's 46 for 8 wickets. It wee tether bard hues Mr. W. H. Belcher, made 97 not out in the ...

... porambulabo- was wheeled into the room for the husband to identify be threw his arms over it and sobbed. lie , vas assisted by two officers to another seat. The cardigan jacket never had been his. Detective-inspector Wright described Cie body as saw it ...

... private selling, less the 41,400 wars three t as. e 'nature won toe tom,, red to have stopped foe It P I . subleottoreathe armed armed to ion. be if sold ♦ ander the hamar Ter.. as had ARTHUR. SMITHER risme lad MI, elected to defend the London.road pal. °udder ...

... and Dr. Major. Mr. Roland Ccx, surgeon, Kintbury, Mr. W. Manson, Hungerford, and Mr. John Adnams were fined as. each for allowing their dogs to go unmuzzled. Lieut. John H. Bawler. R.N., Elam Rectory. was summoned (or assaulting Mr. Joyce. cycle manufacturer ...

... at Harwell. Berks. was withdrawn at SAS; also la. Or. Pp. of Smiler land at Harwell. at £llO. Tire landlord of the Craven Arms. Uffington. has been convicted of allowing the of beer on his boned premises on Sunday during eking time. Pone men were found ...

... demands now made upon it. At the adjourned licensing , on Friday, the licensee of the Castle inn, Oxford Arms,' Jack of Newbury, and Albert Arms were renewed. With regard to applications for new limners Mr. 0. Barmiest was granted a provisional removal ...