... Clement's Schools, took place on Thursday afternoon. A procession of the pupils, to the number of 100, marched to the Fishpond's Farm, where they enjoyed themselves as only childhood can. They repaired afterwards to a neigh bouring field, where Mr. Smith ...

... 20, butcher, was charged with stealing about 50 lbs. of litter, of the value 3d. , Robert Wright Stunt, farmer, the Fishpond . Farm. Fairlight, deposed—On the 21th inst. he had a quantity litter cut, and lying a field called Phillips's field, in the ...

... know ,4 0M Chronic? You would find hardly any resident who would not give ' inld their annual treat at a Held the 1 Fishpond** Farm, 1-nt through ..I : j Mr. Stent. Amount the numerous : pre- ! ! Mrs. B. Mr. ami Stepl Mr. J. !». Ay.iv, and Mr. J. \\-ne- ...

... similar trusts to her present landed property. The Recent Fire at Fairlight. The fire which broke out last week at the Fishponds Farm at Fairlight resulted in the destruction of property to tbe extent of £400 £.500, but the loss, it is believed, will ...

... attend the All Saints' and St. Clement's National Schools, to the number of upwards of 500, held their annual treat at the Fishponds Farm. In the afternoon, the children partook of tea, and the time was pleasantly passed, various sports being entered into ...

... afternoon of last week, nearly 300 children attending the All Saints and St. Clement's School, proceeded to afield at the Fishponds Farm, where several hours were pleasantly passed. An abundant tea was partaken of, and all thoroughly enjoyed themselves. The ...

... Defendant's wife stepped forward and pleaded in his behalf. She stated that he had been struck down whilst working on the Fishponds farm, four years ago, in the very cold weather, and had not been able to do any work since. They had been together more than ...

... Address.-Thos. T-tyfo r , Cambridge-terrace lit*. Servant a Fain ▼ ▼ another kej * ; from country preferred.—Apply, Mrs. Fishponds Farm F-urlight, Hayings. n, an intelligent Youth, not » ▼ as Apprentice the departmerit, tue V»server Cl;tr« m ...

... Lovers' Seat. Curtis Bryant, an agricultural labourer, seventy-six years of a?e, and who stated that he hail worked the Fishponds Farm for twentysix years, stated that knew the path in question for fifty years. It was a path that was regularly used by ...

... tbe property of Robert Rush; and also with stealing fire-wood, the property of the same person. Robert Rush, farmer, of Fishponds Farm, Fairlight, said that the prisoner had been in bis employ till the loth of February. The coat produced was his property ...

... , for damages fosj Langham appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr, (of Brighton) for defendant. Plaintiffthe occupier the Fishponds Farm, Fairlight, said that had caused notices of caution to trespassers to be issued. On Sunday, the April, man named Parsons ...

... for sale. He had previously given him notice not to stop PC. Found proved serving notice on defendant not to trespass Fishponds Farm. James Parsons, carter the employ of Mr. Sayer, proved seeing the defendant selling refreshments to three or four people ...