... the statement of the watchhouse keeper, con- sstables, and watchmen, that the prisoner is a most formidable . enemy to the guardians of the night in the neighbourhood of Is- lington, and that none of then singly can face tier; on many occa- sions she has ...

... some ycses of seduction, which, if fully- established, are of an ex- g tremely atrociousnature;by- a person placedas the guardian s of his victims, and therefore peculiarly bound -to-protct them. dThe- pariah of St.- Andrew, Holbon, has an establishment ...

... Demise of BAStEMAN V. HARRIS. was an action of ejectment, to recover possession of the t Star Inn, and other meesitages, at Banbury, in this county. a Mr. Talfourd, in the absence of Mr. Taunton, stated the case. a The premises sought to be recovered were ...

... she not been fortunately rescuted, would not have been now living to en- cumber him by her maintenance. John Richardson, guardian of the poor of the parish at Rugby, deposed to the appellanit keeping sev ral horses and a gig. On the 3d of December tthe ...

... lie confidently anticipated PC, their verdict. Under atty circumstances,, lie relied on the law ba as laid down in thle Banbury Peerage. S M)r. Robert Hlarrisson, from lthe Prierogative-office, pro. En duce:d the weill of the first Atithoity Hodges. ...

... one time re- sided atNo. 2or3, Banbury-court; this wasAugust twelve- months ; was on a visit there ; it was a bad house; knows Bryant and Adurphy ; saw them in court to-day; fre- quently saw them at the house in Banbury-court con- tinued on her visit ...

... work and labour done on a contract, entered into by the plaintiff, with the guardians and 1lireetors of the poqr of the parish of Mary- la-bonne, who (in common with other guardians and d rectors) were, according to a late, Act, empowered to sue atiidtobe ...

... wvas married, Mr. Jabez Francis, of Bir- mingham, to Miss Mary Stephens, neice to Mrs. Green, of the Queen's Head Inn. Banbury. BANBURY MARKET, THIURISDAY. WVheat,4s. Od.to4s. d 0bs. 21s. to 28s. per qe. Beans, 4s. Od. to 5s. Od. ditto. Floor, 24s. to34s ...

... convicted of having I stolen a truss of hay from a wagon at Chipping-Norton, the property of their master, Charles Judge, of Banbury, were e sentenced by the Court as follows :-Castle to be imprisoned for three months and kept to hard labour, and Hughes to ...

... Bowler's father- in-law lives in a cottage belonging to me, and I lately gave him notice to quit. I have been one of the guardians of the poor, and ceased to be so at Lady Day last. About nine o'clock in the evening of th§ 22d ol October last I went to ...

... J. C. Ne do. and T. Itichlardson. P1us la/ ,f St. Xieiho/as.-D. P. Cooper and F. Travers. At a meeting of the Board of Guardians of this Union, on Thursday so'niiight, J. C. Neole and IV. Badeock were re- elected; and W. .9tacoy, and T. Payne, Jun. were ...

... Kilkenny. Henry Prittie, of Corville, Esq;, has been appointed High Sheriff of this county for the ensuing yeat._-Nenaghs Guardian. BUNTING APPOINTMENTS. The Independent Club 'Hounds will meet on Friday- Jaduary 31st, at Clondalkin-hill; Monday, February ...