... difficult to swallow completely. extent from personal experience. After a vivid Whether Mr. Gibson repents of the trouble COLEFORD. foot deep. It is almost certain therefore, that a good deal won ld account of his embarkation on board a troopship he took ...

... S. Coombs, and T. Ellison (Coleford), C. Wallace, H. Carpenter, and T. Seymour _ memorial was read from the inhabitants of Haydon, Tyning. asking for 320 perches of allotment ground, under the Act, situated at Green-lane, Charlton, in the occupation ...

... imposed in each of the two cases.-——Mary Butt, of Worston-lane, Highbridge, was charzed with felowiously stealing six table knives, six forks, and three June wife of T. Pi ‘urseey, or. of Worston-lane. — Defendant, who admitted taking only the knives and ...

... and the defendant, who did not appear, was fined 10s, with costs, or days. THE SEQUEL A CRUELTY CASE. —John Green, of (Joombe-lane, Shepton Mallet, was summoned Mr. C. Read, one of the relieving officers, of the Mallet Union, show cause why should not contribute ...

... thereupon non- u '_ Plaintiff with costs. L. k A. Classey, Butleigh, brought a claim against James nawKins, mason, of Church-lane, Street, for the wTn!uj of , ld > increased with costs to , for br ead supplied.—Defendant admitted -Jriu after perusing her ...

... presented prizes to the following:—Ladies—l, Mrs. i Mrs. B. Lane; 3, Miss Coombs. Gent.'s —1, • Mr. W. lane; 2. Mr. Gatehouse; 3. Mr. Applin. The refreshments were served by Mrs. Oakes, assisted Mrs. B. Lane, Mrs. ; Riggs, Miss Cox, and Miss Coombs. Mr. Bun I ...

... Rev. E. It. Oxby's Successor.—The Rev. H. F. Ralph Bowman, assistant-priest at Twerton, Bath, has accepted the living of Coleford (near Radstock), in succession to the Rev. E. R. Oxby (the new Vicar of St. Andrew's, Taunton), and will be leaving his present ...