... FAILURE. Re John Nightingale, publican.—Debtor appeared for his adjourned examination, and said that before came the Freemasons' Arms, Hastings, had had a public-house at Sedlescomb. When left there he would have had about £300, but did not know what ...

... crowd to collect.—P.S. Dabson deposed that on the previous evening he saw che two prisoners Wellington-place, near the Freemasons' Arms, quarrelling with one another. He tried to persuade them to go away, and it was probable that Jame3 would (have done ...

... year-old Arthur Edward Dryland, summoned for driving without due care and attention. Dryland, who gave his address The Freemasons Arms. Hastings, and who stated he had been driving public service vehicles for 43 years without any previous trouble, pleaded ...

... had seen the defendant very little during the last two years. *He did not think he had met the defendant once in the Freemasons' Arms in the last twelvemonth. He spoke to defendant in December, 1878, aboui the note, and that was the only time he had spoken ...

... residents in the house she was extricated, much shaken, but apparently unhurt. The chimney stack a house adjoining the Freemasons' Arms. Wellington-place, was blown down and fell into the scullery of the public house, nearly filling with bricks. Mrs. Walker ...

... having been arrested the same morning under warrants, issued on the information of Mr. Wm. Brown, licensed victualler, Freemasons' Arms, Portsea. The charge arises out of a horse transaction. The prosecutor was not present, there not having been time to ...

... trap ?Fined 10s. aud costa or daft* hard labour. ONLY BAD A DBOP. JJ,r. Su?ltcan va charged i.h bting drunk, to quit the Freemason's Arms, and resistiag the dcl.cj.?William Hayvood, the proprietor of the Fteemasons* Arms, deposed that on Mondsy the prisoner ...

... Leonards -On last (Friday) evening Mr. Gausden offered for sale, at the Castle Hotel, the following valuable property:—The Freemasons' Arms, Wellington-place, Hastings, sold to Mr. William Bowermau for £2500. Lot 2, a shop adjoining, in the occupation of Mr ...

... ' Arms when requested; and further, with using bad lasguage at the police-station. William Haywood, the landlord the Freemasons' Arms, stated that he heard the prisoner disputing with tbe barmaid about tbe price of some lemonade. He was drunk, and very ...

... They institute of their own free will tbis revolting intrusion the very heart of their own families, so that these Freemasons, armed with a threefold copy of the mandate, may come into a house, and say to the father, mother, wife, or children of the ...