... COLEFORD. Police Coubt, Tuesday.—Before Colonel (in the chair), and Messrs. Isaiah Trotter, C. W. Dew, and F. Blandy.—Harriet Maroon, married woman, of Broadwell Lane-end, was summoned for killing a cock fowl, the property of Thomas Smith, sawyer, of ...

... astray, was fined 3s. 6d. Milson Simmonds, of Morse-lane, Drybrook, was fined £1 and ordered to pay Bs. costs, for cruelty to a horse, by violently striking it with an iron bar.— Fanny Williams, of Marsh-lane, was bound over in £10 to keep the peace for six ...

... be astray, was fined 3e. fid.— Milson Simmonds, Morse-lane, Drybrook, was finsd £1 and ordered pay Bs. costs, for cruelty a horse, violently striking it with iron bar.— Fanny Williams, of Marsh-lane, waa bound over in £lO to keep the peace for eix months ...

... COLEFORD. Police-court. —At the Coleford Police-court on Thursday, Henry Watkins, of Mitchcldean Lane-end, was charged under a warrant with unlawfully assaulting and beating Mrs. Fanny Baynham, wife of Amos Baynham, collier, on the 23rd. inst. After hearing ...

... COLEFORD. Policf. Court. Tuesday.—Before Messrs. C. T. Palmer (in the chair). T. T. Taylor, and S. J. Elsora. Henry Morgan, labourer, Joyford, was mulct in 4s. 6d. expenses for wilfully damaging a beech tree, value 6d., the property of H.M. the King.— ...

... COLEFORD. Mixers' Meeting.—A meeting of colliers and miners was held Mitcheldean Lane End, near Coleford, Wednesday evening. Mr. Henry Adams presided, and an address was given by the agent', Mr. G. H. Rowlinson. SWINDON. „ Court, WEr, . SI)AY ._His Honour ...

... ad, Coleford, who was wheeled home in a truck, had to pay 13s. William Nash, of Ellwood, collier, who preferred a night in the Police-station rather than to spend that time home, was mulct 10s. 6d. fine and costs. For having animals astray Fanny Williams ...

... COLEFORD. Polick-oourt, TutSDAY.—Before Col. Davies (in the chair), Mr. Isaiah Trotter, and Mr. C. T. Palmer. —Daniel Walker, Sling, near Coleford, J. D. Lane, miller, Joyford, near Coleford, and Thomas Meek, engine man, of Ell wood, were summoned for ...

... COLEFORD. A Nephew Committed for the Manslaughter of his Uncle.—On Saturday evening an inuueat was held before Mr. Carter, touching the death Wtn. Dobbs, miner, whose death was caused a stone thrown, which had fractured bis skull. The wife the deceased ...

... COLEFORD. DISTRESSING DEATH OP A COLLIERY PROPRIETOR'S SON. —Mr. Carter, the Deau Forest coroner, opened an inquiry at the Crown inn, at Coal way-lane End, near Coleford, Thursday evening, touching the death, which occurred on Wednesday, of William Osborne ...

... COLEFORD. RIFLI Mearnro.—The annual competition of the 12th Gloucestershire Rifle Volunteers came off ou Saturday at the Wimberry range, near the Speech House, aad the firing continued until dusk. The shooting was exceptionally good. The following is ...

... of the same place. Dismissed. Thomas Wilce, engineman, of Coleford, was charged with being drunk and riotous. pleaded guilty, and was fined 10s. and costs. Henry Taylor, hawker, of the Lane End, was summoned Oliver Preece, the local officer for the ...