... before the Recorder, Mr. A. Philbrick, Q.O. Assaulting a Landmhd. John Cnnnor* aged 24, a orivnte in the Northnmberla. was indicted for wounding Harry Bildwin. landlord the Lord Cardigan Inn. Batt-roarf, on the 18th July last. Mr. J. Ogle prosecuted.—lt ...

... (the Dissenters) could he h Mr. F. W. Femme seconded the that the Dissenters were simply to the heads of the Board. had as Arm belief in the Apostles' Creed, but he aid not agree with its being Maths to the children, beanm he did not think they would ...

... or two interesting questions arose during the sitting. PECULIAR CASE. Mr. Frederick John Sleep applied, under peculiar circumstances, that the licence of the General Arms, at Little Baddow, should be permanently transferred to him from Alfred Richardson ...

... Eke, a blacksmith, of Rayne, 2s. 6d. and 4s. costs; John Hurreil, gardener, of Stiated, 2s. 6d. and 4s. costs; Joseph Lewin, a willow faller. of Great Leighs (who did not appear), 4s. and 4s. costs; John Hardy, of Sible Hedinghani, 2s. Gd. and 4s. coste; ...

... Mrs. Eliza Jane Grout: that the Globe Inn? ndsey-street. Epping. from John De smureto Henry Aldred; and that of the George and Dragon Inn, Erfping, from Thomas Miller to Robert John ScnooL Attendance Case— Hy. Smith, 43, hay binder, of High-street, Epping ...

... six months. The same woman was fur'her charged Buckingham with wilfully damaging fence, but the case was dismissed. John Kerry and John Gill, of Barling, were summoned for cruelly ill-treating a dog on 21st June. Fined 55., costs 12*. (Id. each. Alfred ...

... sober, and industrious man. —The Bench panted the application. THE 131INKRAL . 8 ARMS, LIITLE BADDOW. Mr. Ftederiek John Sleep applied that the license of the General's Arms, at Little Beddow, should be permanently transferred to him from Alfred Richardson ...

... some the subjects on money hat Ixk-u spout -spout =3 in.uyUlluk, 1 ill le purpose. HAM. hay llvum , Jhi' ltmi, Aug. Broken Arm.— Thos. Lawrence, aged seven, sun Mr. Josiah Lawrence, draper, fell and broke ins right forearm while dog Chappel. Dr. Caudwell ...

... Chapter Vll.— John Mcllbr comes to Grief. We must now return to John Muller and hi-* uncle, whom we left making their way from Paradise square to the house of the latter in Dark lane. The feelings compunction that had been grow, ing John Muller’s heart ...

... Asylum Dui or A CHILD POOH BUIUMMIL—OH Tuesday aftemennt an inquest was held at the Lied Cardigan Kin-street, by .7. H. Church, Seq., borough ooreamw, dem the body of John James Ifisher , two yens. death occurred under Ks foll owing okmenasannesa:—Deceased ...

... audience, over whom the Rev. W. Quennell presided. The programme was varied one, and consisted of pianoforte solos by Mr. Grattan and Miss Taylor, songs by Messrs. Parr ( Wheel of life ), A. Mead ( Love and whisky ) encored. G. Mead ( Wedding bells ...

... showed that the prisoners each took pair of boots from outside the shop.— The prisoners were further accused of stealing a cardigan jacket, a waistcoat, and pipe, value 55., the property James Hills, horseman, of Little Warley-common, on July 25.— Prosecutor ...