... that there been no waste of time dnring the session did not mean that there not been time on occasions and did not to that tbe energies of publio engaged in the service of the had not in this many other sessions been grievously overtaxed remedies for this ...

... Bench inflicted a penalty of 20s. and costs 5sa. and 6d. THE, LOCAL BOARD AND THE SUPPLY OP' WATER. -At the Alfreton Petty Sessions on Friday, before Mr. G. Cressy Hall (chairman) and Mr. W. G. Toarbutt, the Alfreton Local Board summoned Mr. John Collier ...

... Mrs. ThDmson, Mrs. Carr, Miss Lele, the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Field, and other friends of the institution. SWADLINCOTH. PETrTY SESSIoNs,' Tuesday. ['Before Sir M.CAVE, Bart., and T. PI~tNSEP, Esq.] Hecisry Cox, Thus. Pegg, end Robert Jacques, of HIart- shurne ...

... fortnightly meeting in Town Friday Mr F vice-chairman prr-s'ding resolution put carried unanimously Dr Turner officer T A Croghan inspector re-appointe 1— agreed case of curiosities Mr R Mill' tt found ep Dale— Mr collector reported 10s 5d collected during ...

... in pac, ndmae jmpatth ft. iron railings, vii whchgvewaalown hm ofall into the yard Ca belo, Th cochma wa unhrt.hil PETTY SESSIONS, Friday. Ye [Before GEOIW`E CRIESSEY HALL, T. H. OAKEs, and C. ha R. PAILMER-MOIIEWOOD, E sqrs] Jo OB~STRUCTING THE FOOTPATI ...

... effect that small-pox had broken out. Mr. Wheatcroft said such a thing had not happened 11 A PoICKPOCKCET CAUCGST-At the Petty Sessions on Wednesday, before J. Sleigh and C. Sorhy, Macgo., a man who said ho came from Birmingham, named John Coleman, wan charged ...

... Boiard decided to defer the subject for a fortnight. BnuoWsTEc SEBSIONS.-The annual licensing meeting of the Relper Petty Sessional Division was held on Thurs- day at the Poblic Hall. The magistrates en the Bench were Air. Rowland Smith, Mr. J. H. Woolley ...