... appeared, in evidence, that the keepers vere oult watching on Christmas eve, and heard two shots at the bottom of the cover abodt I I o'cloek, and the some again about three o'clock on Christmas morning. Tlhey went and laid down in the cover, and about 10 ...

... lenient view owing to the Christmas testivitiss, and only fined lo and coets. Thie Ad3journed Cases of Dnmkenneos.--Daniel Davies, foreman tailor, London flnuse, was sam- moned by P.O. Wright for being drunk and disorderly on Christmas Day. gir David Jones ...

... . His Honor thought it too little, as defendant was a forgeman, and earned good wages, and the debt was for drink since Christmas. Ordered to pay 3s. per week. Wynne v. the same for butchers' meat to the amount of ?? to pay forthwith. Price v. Jones.-A ...

... were: summoned for being drunk and disorderly eat Roewen on Christmas Day. The cases having been proved, ' Mr CHAMBERLAIN, -who defended, said that the men were simply -gated over the Christmas festivities. The BENCH fined eacrk defendant 5as and costs ...

... last. There is S r- somewhat of churlishness, even at the moment of grace, Isaa, ie in the refusal to release the men for Christmas-day. Mr. .e The authorities have, no doubt, been led astray by their M4C ie love of arithmetical symmetry. The sentence has ...

... Wednesday next. I need not remind you it has been our custom in past years to suspend business for two or three clays ia Christmas week; and that, chiefly with the view of affording ourselves and our employed, a little recreauni. All but half-cracks' ...

... DENBIGH. TuE POLICE AND CHRISTMAS-We are pleased to be able to announce that the Mayor of Denbigh (Ar-T. J. Williams) has very kindly thought of the Christmas dinner of the police stationed within his jurisdiction, and has presented each man with a goose ...

... public-house, and brought him to Portmnadoc. Fined £1 10s. nid 8s. 6d. costs.. The fine was paid. a -THE BUTCHERS' CHRISTMAS MEAT SHOW. the Christmas Show of butchers' meat took place on Friday (yesterday) andwas one of the very best, in every f aespect, which ...

... On the next day the witness went to the dispensary, but there was no person there, nor had there been all that day-it was Christmas day. On the Friday morning witness went again for a f doctor, but found none. About twelve o'clock she met Mr. Caster, and ...

... at an alarm of fire. I went up stairs and found the two A children dead. On the Tuesday before Christmas. day the Vc father left my house, and on Christmas Day the mother tJ vent away. T have not seen them since, and I don't know P where they have gone ...

... agent of MA-r. Belmont. A gentleman paid a visit to Mr. Christmas on Saturday for the purpose of learning the contents of the box, and to obtain farther information in regard to the case. Mr. Christmas, however, referred him to the marshal's office. As he ...

... then got me across the chair and pulled my clothes up and flogged me. On another occasion the mistress, one day since last Christmas, took up the sciesors out of the basket and ran them into my hand. These wounds are the marks. The master has kicked me on ...