... accident was not more then ordinary. The shaking between Coventry and Birmingham not so great this branch. bad spoken Mr. Dawson about this oscillation within the last few days. Did not find that the shaking one part of this was more than on another. ...

... cause of this accident was supposed to mistake in the signals. A strong body of labourers, under the superintendence of Mr. Dawson, of Rugby, soon cleared away the fragments that the traffic might be resumed. Nuneaton Institctr.— The first of scries of ...

... tests the most trying nature, Mr. George Dawson, King's College. M.A., and lectnrer photography. They have been torinred oven heat, and by boiling water, have withstood the ordeal in the most triumphant manner. Mr. Dawson, in one his experiments. soaked ...

... made statements Dawson's Mill, In the preasslee Dawson end Mr. B.Daween. From tho statement of Smith it appeared that had been told by one of the Crooks thet laotaon had to reesivo ffl,9Vl for Igniting the talll, from the Matas* Dawson, tat that he having ...

... Tame should not inflict any fin® in thi» «*o, but would b® dmmi«B«d with cost®, 89. Drunk and Disoroerly.—Cbarlo® Wood ana George Gulbery. of Wilnecot®, wore charged by P.C. Priest with being drunk and disorderly Hockley, on the in at.—Samuel Duloy, b ...

... feloak*. Among those committed for trial for the next qoartsr sessions In October are Harry Flash Harry Greou, William Dawson, London, and U. Neville Branford, and npon thsee were found skm leton key* and implements for housebreaking. Tbore who were ...

... PETTY SESSIONS. Tuesday Last. Before C. M. Caldecott and W. S. H. FiUroy. Esqrs.. and Dr. Bucknill. Unlawful Possession Game.—George Howe and William Thompson, labourers were charged by Sergeant Beck with having been unlawfully in possession of certain game ...

... accidentally nut in the box during a hurried packing—The Bench adopted this view, and dismissed the charge. Stealing Hojllv.— George Dawson was charsed with doing damage to a holly tree, belonging to Sir K. Peel, Bart.—Defendant pleaded guilty, and ordered to ...

... Penny Compton, six month* ; John Dawson, stealing six bottle* of wine, the same place, twelve months: illiam Bennett,‘stealing bacon, &c„ olston, six monttu; John Walton, stealing of ham. Stadlcy, six months : Henry Dawson, stealing a watch and ring, Rugby ...

... turkey-cock. With ail toe perftrvid zeal of a recent convert be rashes into the fray as eagerly the Pope’s standevd-hearer, Sir George Bowyer, used to do when was a member of the House of Common*. Very little had his Lordship to say, however, and as usual wrote ...

... hove been held at Tom worth, Fore ley, Wilnecote, ami Polesworth. The Meetings were addressed by Mr. W. Taylor and Mr. J. Dawson, Buralcm, Revs. J. Taylor, W. Holland, G. Laekett, and other friends. The collections were in advance of last year. Railway ...

... the £, were ordered to be made. A Torso Rons a.—At the Magistrates' Clerk's Office, on Monday, before J. A. Campbell, Esq., Georgs White, 19, of Hew Bilton, labourer, was charged Sergeant Olliver with having been drank and riotous cm Saturday night. In ...