... out r-r. George. ad Cant, market gardener, Foxhall Road; he 'Ernest Gooding, Quay labourer, 40, Gibson Street; he Robert William Madder, mariner, 3, Myrtle Yard, Fore Hamlet; and William Raven, carpenter, ad 4, Albert Cottage, Rope Walk. The first case ...

... charged w ith breaking a square of glass itn the shop witdow of Edward nf Itohardson, at ilieham, o0 the 21st Inst. A boy named Robert CleIL,. sald hle met ;Warren with a person I naned Diayliew abot 6 o'clock on Wedneslay night. Warren hit him with a stick ...

... SIKSSIONS UlJJPOlRTIS. COLCHEST-EtR. Tows1r HA{LL, Thursday August 19.-Before P. 0. Pavillon, Esq., COl. Mathison, and E. Roberts, Esq. Crucitg to a ?? Barker, Stoam Circus proprietor, of listley, was summoned by the Itoyal society for tho Pre. ventlon ...

... to ea In the even- ting, I gave the whole, together with the sow, another dose of 2 1Ounces of sulphur end S ounces of pigs madder mixed to six pinto Iof mllk, and appearing to be very thirsty, anid burnt up with fever, theuy drank it up. On Thursday, the ...

... Boteadale, from Jeremiah Madder p to George Sutton, was granted. h Applicationo Jor Wars'mnt of ?? Thurston hb ifurmer, Walsham-le-Willows, applied for a warrant of eject- t( ment from a cottage at Finniegham, oceupled by Robert cI Pallant, labourer. b ...

... d.-' I bare known the prisoner four e' lian :e five years. He- has always borne a good character.' at re Police Intpector Robert Wellwyn Jeffries was next :-d called, and said: I remember Moore and Bird com at in ing to me. In consequence of what they ...