... siewdc tr ite aitey &L*-.John Hutnt, a dlour dealer, ie. aiding ts Lsgan.st. Clemenu'. was charged with travelilti on the Enatero tolon ?? to Ipswlch, with a third clas ticket ina ?? .Mr Yanlngton appased on ?? Of the Compas. john Kdlghts. a ticktet collector ...

... Calstock, Cornwall-Angust 7, East Stone- : house. JONES, J J,, Llanifhangoi-ystrad and Lampetre,Cardigan- shire. ?? 7, Aberystwith. We understand that Sir John Rose, the eminent Can. adian lawyer, will shortly be created a baronet of the United Kingdom, ...

... William Lavorickt; the RobIn Hood andi Little John, Woadbridge Road, from Fleunua Pigg to JIames Pigig; thle Britannia, Glreat Whip Street,Wfrom William Smith to Jcsse Sheppard. the elder; the WIthipollI Arms, BHIlton Lane, from Beer? Charles Cord to Hannah ...

... Mower, and John Hope. H~e could easily see them, for it was light enough to read a news- paper. Alfred Mower had a gnun, and Walter Butcher had a sack with somet~hing in it under his left arm. On the 5ith inst. hewent to Thetford to identify John Hops, when ...

... Charked with cruelly illtreating a pony at Mendlesham, on the 5th of December last. Defendant pleaded not goilty. Inspector John Richmond prosscuted on behalf of the R.S.lP.C.A. William Baker said he saw the defendant on the day in question driving a pony ...

... PETTY SESSIONS REFORTS.s BEOCLES. PoLICE COURT, Friday, January 1.-Before the Mayor (E. Masters, Eeq.), John Crisp and W. B. Crow- foot, Esqrd., and the Deputy-Mayor. A VAMILY 4UAIREL. Oeorge Barber, of Becoles, labourer, was sumnnoned by his sester, ...

... mana armed had a most uceful defeniive effect a Itbeboved them totakeeverypocsibecareof discipline, . e-pecially of the habit of deferring their wishes to those E of their superior officers. With regard to a point of detail-the condition of the arms, he ...