... down, before he struck him with the bar. The complainant positively denied doing so. Mrs. Higginson, wife of John Higginson, living in Cardigan Street, Jericho, said she went to the complainant’s house on the morning of the 18th, on business, and heard ...

... Bedells, Mr. and Mr. God fray; Lord Lyttelton; Mr.'Walpole and Mr. Sel .vyn, the members for tho University ; the Master St John’s, tho Master Clare, tho Master of Jesus, the Rev. Mr. Munro, Senior Proctor; the Rev. Mr. Atkinson, Junior Proctor; the Rev ...

... Royal Horse Guards Blue were in attendance. Death from Starvation.—On Saturday afternoon Mr. John Humphreys, the Middlesex coroner, held inquest at the Butler's Arms Tavern, Green Street, Bethnal Green, respecting the death of Elizabeth Wright, aged 82.—William ...

... homesteads in the previous week, there wes but a slow sale of the yearling cross stirks, for which this county is so famous. Sir John Sinclair’s lot forty-three, (nearly all of them his shorthorn bull. Artisan, and about half of them bred by himself at Barrock ...

... Road. Some two or three weeks since in attempting to drag away his own dog from a fight with another, it bit its master in the arm. No serious consequence immediately ensuing, and Mr. Burborough not having any nervous apprehension of possible future danger ...

... Wolvercot, 5«.; Stanton St. John, 19a. 5d.; Ascot and Wychwood. £5 lls. Bd. ; Hethe £3 12s. 7d.; North Moreton, £3 3s. 3d. ; St. Aklate’a, £11: Great Tew, £2 7s. 6d. Accidents. —September James Hall, 15. Sunningwell, broken arm from fall ; September 25, ...

... order to invest the pagea it with the rime of hoar antiquity St. George, armed cap-a-pie, marched first; and after brilliant succession of Lancastrian and Tudor Kings, Sir John Falstaff finished the historic representation. The Mayor hail received especial ...

... the health of the “House of •Commons,” and took a keen glance at the career and actions of John Bright, in relation to education and the ten hours Bill, which. John Bright had opposed •with might and main, ns the leading opponent of Lord Ashley. He had battled ...

... Copper Stealing at Jericho. John Colley, 31), iron moulder, and John Boirell, 20, labourer, were indicted for feloniously stealing one copper at Oxford, November Ist, 1866, the property of Alfred Couling. Mr. W. Brunner for the prosecution; Mr. F. B. ...

... Tingewick, and mother of Mr. W. Hale, baker, Cardigan Street, Oaford, aged 67 years. Much Carper. —January 24, at Church Lane, Banbury, Mrs. Esther Harper, aged 83 years. T v Hawkins.— -January 28, Neithrop, John Hawkins, AN. —January 28* at Great Tew* Mr ...

... the chimneypiece, one of which she took down, and, armed with this formidable weapon, went into the garden to attack the two thieves. They were both in the run and one of them had a duck under each arm. She immediately placed the barrel of the pistol through ...

... Gibbs. —June 26th, at Cherwell-street, Neithrop, Sarah, wife of Mr. John Gibbs, gardener, aged 37 years. Gibbs. —June 26th, at Chcrwell-street, Neithrop, Laura, daughter of Mr. John Gibbs, gardener, aged 4 years. Gillbtt. —Juno 21, at 3, Cranham Street ...