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... y, against the defendant, landlord of tbe Warde Arms Inn. Westerham, for having that house open for tbe sale of spirits, Ac., at minutes after three o’clock in afternoon of Sunday, Feb. IS. Mr. Grattan, of Croydon, was for the defendant. George superiutendent ...
... to-morrow. A large attendance is anticipated. The Eleventh Uussaß-s. This regiment was inspected on Saturday by the Karl of Cardigan. His lonlship «as at the cavalry barracks, on the Lcwcs-ruad, from ten in the morning till six in the evening, allowing only ...
... and after half an hour's adjournment, to give the defendant time to instruct an attorney, toe case was proceeded with. Mr. Grattan then appeared for the defendant. The evidence adduced was voluminous, but tho facts were simple. It appeared that on the afternoon ...
... Carj(enter, 1. Byes, 3.—Total, 112. Unitkd Elkvkn.—Firrt Innings.—A. lufelix, Em., c and Stubtierflold, 1. John Lillywhite c Napper b Hooker, 5. ■arm- and b StubbcrfieUL Wells not out, 7. Mortlock Stubberfield, 3. Wide, 1. Byemk- YALDlNCL Cbickit Matches ...
... had received Me had wound 011 each brow as if inflicted by some sharp instrument, aud a severe lacerated wound on the right arm between the wrist and the elbow joint; both bones of the forearm were laid bare, but there was no fracture ; had received uo ...
... Houess; 8, David Odes, with Mrs. Williams. Long Blackford, 41 ycara with Mr. John Dives; John Waters, years with Mr. Edward Hussey ; Mary Ann Aylward, 3 years montha with Mr. John Dives: Lucy Thomiison, 3i years with Mr. William Burgess; Esther Ward, years ...
... Kroxfleld, William Dale and John Charter. Gre.abam, William Goodeare and W. B. Butler. Hawkley, John Ayling and George Wakeford. Pelcrsfield, Walter Payne and George Ktberington. Priorsdean, John Allan and Stephen Mundy. Sheet, John Tremmingand Henry Elkington ...
... case was tried at the county court, before \V. Turner. Es.i- The jury consisted of William S. Carr, John Gander, Richard Pannctt. John Chillet Rope, and John Wood. William Marshall, who had been snmmoned, was objected to by the defendant’s solicitor. Mr. ...
... for money. John Taylor gave precisely similar evidence with the exception that in cross-examination, said the prisoner challenged Humphrey light after the latter had complained of his hurting the dog, and Humphrey bit the prisoner's arm. John spoko’uf the ...
... government—wo had only to remember that memorable scries of democratic and anti-church measures which met with fate which Sir John Palstaff said was the peculiar property of a man of honour, they died o' Wednesday—(laughter)—to see that there was yet some ...
... Its receipts from convict lab mr have been greater that its expenses by just 100 dolg. The oldest man in the United States is John Smith, who lives at Pleasant Mill, is 117 years of age, be sees well, hear well, speaks well, and walks well. Cabinet Councils ...
... it was of no use. believed that she did not breathe once after h*r fall. John Easton, labourer the farm, and one of deceased’s sons, was present the time deceased’* death. John Easton corroborated. Dr.’.Harland, of Mayfield, stated that death resulted ...