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... Accident. —In our last week's paper we alluded to a (lieadful accident which happened to Joseph Disley, the Brewer at the Cock and Bottle Tavern, Castle Green, by his accidentally falling into the copper of boiling water; regret to state that the unfortunate ...
... of licenses were this day made: —Of the Black Horse, Bull to Scoble; the Bed Lion, Vineyard; Pitt to enrv Whichells; Cock and Bottle, Kimber to Devisse. Wednesday.—(Present, the Mayor and J. Tomkins, Esq.)— Stephen Coles was fined 55., or six hours in ...
... was charged on remand with being drunk and riotous. He was reprimanded and discharged.— John Lyford, landlord of the Cock and Bottle, Ock-street, was fined 9s. including costs on a summons charging a refusal to admit P.C. Gardner on Sunday morning, the ...
... churchwardens. It appears that the Cock and Bottle public-house had been let for 21 years, from Ladvday, 1867, to Messrs. T. and J. M. Townend, at £30 per annum, and that the two cottages adjoining the Cock and Bottle were not let, but Messrs. Peel ...
... by Mr. A. A. Parsons, and the difficulty was got over by its being unanimously carried. An order was made that the Cock and Bottle cottages, in the Ock-street, should be put up to be let by public tender, for 21 years, repairing lease. Abingdon Science ...
... The authority of the Vestry was given to the Feoffees of the church property to let that portion which adjoins the Cock and Bottle, in the Ock-street, which at present is in a very dilapidated condition, on a repairing lease for 51 years by public ...
... the parish of St. Helen, held on Tuesday last, a house, with granaiies, stabling, yard, and premises, adjoining the Cock and Bottle public-house, in the Ock-street, was let to Mr. Alfred Prince Preston, on a repairing and improving lease for fiftyone ...
... days' imprisonment for neglecting to maintain his child.—This was a special sessions for the transfer of licences. The Cock aud Bottle to W. Cox, The Vine to Daniel Faulkner, and The Barley Mow to E.J. Trendellond W r . H. Trendell. County Magistrates' ...
... Wilson, one bottle Caveraham bouquet Mr Walton, print dress Mr C. Pettis, meerschaum pipe Mr A. Reed, electro-plated chamber candlestick Messrs Stanford and Son, two fowls Messrs Cocks, six bottles of Cock-.’ sauce and six pickles Stiles, two ...
... Attwell, two bottles of whiskey. Mr. Saunders, nine gallons XXX ale. Me»«rs. Gladden, two pictures. Mr. J. Day. Broad-street, one ham. Mr. Minebin, one large plum cake. Mr-. Cocks, two bottles brandy and one bottle of gin Mr. Stiles, two ...
... one bottle of whisky. Mr. Burton (Vine Inn), one bottle port and one ditto sherry. Messrs. Chesterton, silk hat. Messrs. Chancellor and Anderson, one Cheddar cheese Messrs. Cocks, half-dozen sauce and half-dozen pickles Mrs. Cocks, two ...
... Trended.—John Wilson, a tramp, was ssot to gaol for fourteen days for being drunk and disorderly and refusing to quit The Cock and Bottle,” in the Ock Street, on the Bth inst.— Frederick Harris and Richard Ballard, labourers, of this town, appeared charged ...