... n smile. They are residents within the borough. Mr. Woollett said sec. 24 of the Act was clear— Any person who sells or exposes for sale, or opens or keeps open any premises for the sale of intoxicating liquors during the time that such premises are ...

... an excellent and abundant crop of bay, they had of food epos their new Lycra, and with the glorious rains Utah Lad lately fakes they might look forward to a heavy lied good root crop. The wheat crop, if not abundant, bad secured in the prizuest condition ...

... the proceedings terminated. Thelnumber that partook of tea waa about 100. RADICAL ELECTION EX PENDITURE. The return of the exposer at the recent election it Taunton is so follows :—Mir Allsoop, the successful candidate, £513 4• 64 ; Mr Sanders, £524 6. ...

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... obtained a Decree for a perpetual injunction against a Tea Company (Limited), restricting the said Company from selling or exposing for sale Tie, packed in covers or wracoers made In imitation of those used by the LICENSED ICTUALLERIY TEA ASSOCIATION, or ...

... night it was comilitnted burglary, and must be tried at the anise court. The woe applied to the crimes of obtaining money by fake pretences and forgery. He had power to dud with the former while for the latter • judge must be down from London accompanied ...

... met see ;mean wry lb. fa ; bat ea sore as the tow& wee attached ', sheetesia rapidly awa w ri b repert amide by the heard at Fake= Menton The which caused exciessent was of essall siloweisne. sod was I It was. sad we an all lbaaltfal to p/ rl=ta sli were ...

... costs his having hams, 4E half-barns. and • piece of watch were for food, in his shop. he was also lined Li and mists for exposing for • Yawl which was coat for food. ois the date. The demos was that the were not intended for sale as food, but for sale ...

... and thought they would be inflict. , John Sergeant, haulier for Mr was ganged • great hardship upon Mr Cox. with indecently exposing himself in Cesseseenial-ront,- The Clerk said it rested with the chairman to decide P.C. Evans proved the offence, and prisoner ...

... affeotsd sheep to be exposed, was fined 20e and COSte. ASI , III:LT. —Ramie! Price agreed to pay costa for &resulting George Hawker. aLREFORD POLICE . COURT —MONDAY. Before W. Stallard, R. Cooke, and T. Court. &qrs. APRACLT IN A OP ILL FAKE.— Henry Hardman ...