... WAGON EXAMINER KILLED AFTER 43 YEARS' SERVICE. The Borough Coroner (Mr. C. C. Bell) held an inquest at the Hospital, Bedford, on Saturday, touching the death of George Foxon, a wagon examiner, aged 02, of Bletchley. From the evidence it appeared that ...

... the dog there. There were two dead sheep. badly worried, and six others bad to be killed In consequence of their injuries. William George Rushton, horsekesper, Silverstone, said he was driving a team along the road when he saw a collie dog eating a sheep ...

... Chessman (Bnekingham). Miss Mead (Buckingham), Mrs. Hall (Foscott), Rev. Jones (Silverstone), Misses Brickwell (Leckhampstead), Mrs. Whitlock an.l bliss Linnell (Silverstone), Mr. J. T. Marshall (Buckingham), Mrs. Sept. Clarke (Lilllngstnne), and many others ...

... DIVISIONAL SESSIONS, SON THEE ATMS:I TO KILL HIS FATHLB. At a speeial Divisional Petty Sessions on Saturday, April 21st, (before T. Stacey. ESQ., If %run, Keg , and T. Htwe., Fsg.), James Wm. Hutchings, of Silverstone, woodman, was bronght lip n cus'ody, ...

... . THE GRAFTON HOUNDS WILL MEET ON SATURDAY, Sept. I 2 Shalstone MONDAY Canon's Asbby TUESDAY Soottield Green WEDNESDAY Silverstone Windmill FRIDAY Plumpton SATURDAY Linford Wood At a.m. THE BICESTER HOUNDS WILL MEET ON MON DAY G rendon I )N.,M DA Y K ...

... Johnson, Moreton Pinkney. 4866 G. Kirby. 4867 W. Landon, Creston. 4868 N. Lawrence. 4869 H. Lee, Bedford. 4870 C. Lionel!, Silverstone. 4871 K. Little, Manchester. 4872 W. Selby Lowndes, Bletchley. 4873 H. Maddison. 4874 W. Mahon, Kingston. 4875 L. Markham ...

... 14 Wakefield Lawn MONDAY . latohborough WEDNESDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY. At II a.m. .Hanalope . Greens Norton . Silverstone THE BIOESTEK HOUNDS WILL Ml= ON SATURDAY Nov. 14 Hint MONDAY TUESDAY Carton Common Middleton THURSDAY Eythorpe Bridge ...

... Whittlehury, sued Mr. William Whitton. solicitor, Toweester, for Xi; I.IA. lid. for two tithe in respect of the Rookery F arm Silverstone. There also appeared as parties to the netioa. Sir Edmund Giles Loiter, Bart., and Wilfrid I lallS I.4lllMr.atel Henry Charles ...

... social life and condition of the people, and instanced what the societies were doing in the reduction of unemployment by killing the sweating system of labour which was so rife in some of the great manufacturing centres. The commodities manufactured• ...

... seemed to point to the fact that the deceased man was on the tender, and that his head struck the Bridge, and he was then killed by falling on the line. Of course he was doing an illegal act, as he had no right on the tender, and it was against the orders ...

... and the excellent specimens shown on Thursday, was ample testimony teat this kiniineee had been greatly appreciated. The Silverstone Prize Band was in attendance, and played a choice election of music during the afternoon and evening. The following is ...

... . Tim terrible fatality at Ludgershall last week, when a man employed on the work of the new railway in that district was killed, revealed a mystery which will ptdbably never be elucidated. In order to more easily remove a piston head, four men were heating ...