... | CHRISTMAS EVE AT WELLING1INt VIOLENT AESAULT ON A CONSTAtLE. ;i, On Christmas Eve P.O.PDenning wae called pr upon to eject Thomas Gardiner, 20, linesman iib on the ?? and whose home is atTannton, ht from the London Inn, Wellington, and in es doing so ...

... pocket knife, at Clannaborough on o Christmas Diy.-Mr Cleave prosecuted, and in rthe prisoner who pleaded Lot guilty, was No k defended by Mr Ward Coldridgo. The case £L sfor the prosecution was that on Christmas au r Eve the prisoner went from Newton ...

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... I 'REMARKABLE CASE AT DAWLISH. PRAYERS IN COURT: CHRISTMAS IN i .*AOL. At Dawlisb ?? 4Ifrqd Albert Turner I was charged with unlawfully breating glass, i killing a tarkey, and stabbing afbullock on tie 466th inatant.- At the outset defendant i appeared ...

... CHRISTMA STIDE IN A ST. THOMAS ROME EVEiRYDAY ASSAULT. ON A WIFB. 4 SIX MONTHS AND A SEP &RATION DR]DER. At the Wonford Petty Sessions an Tuesday William Clarence Mills, labourer, Artisans Dwellings, St. Thomas, was summoned for assaulting Ethel Alice ...

... Stetw~dd, to cause to be distributed on Saturday, (in order that the festive season of Christmas. might not pass over without the poor amr needy ernoyihg, Christmas cheer) to each of tho inmates of'the several almshouses of the towni and also to all those ...

... WnVprlj VACANCIES EXINT. For 'Wh ltesle Term- nrplY to dAvoNdunw.tA 'IEA COMPAN19 SG, GHEAT TOWER STREET, LONDON, E.C. CHRISTMAS DAY ON A SUNDAY As Ohristmas D)ay this year fell on a Sunday it is interestine to see what the old prophets predicted as ...

... shortly after this went down to Exeter' and commenced his duties in the school; defendant paid him £40 at Christmas. After hi. return from the Christmas holidays Mr. Ingle told plaintiff that he purposod introduoing the I three term syst3m into his school ...

... ared. Stourwick out of the Kempton Park Christmas en- aficiona Hurdle: Intacta - KEMPTON PAPK CHRISTMAS MEETING. ORDER OF RUNNINGIFOR THURSDAY. n 1. 0-Selling Hunter's Flat Race. n 1.30-Selling Hurdle. e 2. 0-Christmas Hurdle.' 2 30-Selling bteeplechase. ...

... defendant Di was fined 7s 6d inclusive. tw WILLIAM NORTHCOTE thoughthe was only be obliging the public by singing a little on Christmas Eve, but he was also drunk, so he Iwas fined 7s 6d inclusive.-P.C. New berry proved the case. to L WILLIAM x OBINS pleaded ...

... £2 7s. 6d. for rent due at Christmas. Defendant had occupied the house for some time and when he left underlet it to another person, and the key was not given up to Mr. Shapley the agent for the plaintiff, until Christmas. Defendant saiA he had paid ...

... the acquaintance of BurtoU, and at r Christmas an engagementvasientered int, ih it being mutually agreed that the marriagen D- s..ould take place in about a )f couple of years, th3 timE looked id upon being Christmas lqst* Deferdant Ld gave plaintiff several ...