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... book impplied.—Verdict for plaintiff. LAIN E TATIAII6.-.-C111.1121 £3 6d.--Werditit 'for plaintiff. of the '• — Baker's Arms, Cardigan-street, St. Paul's. was also summoned by P.S. Adams, for committing a similar offence on the saute day.—Pleeded not guilti ...
... his 87th year of his age, for 20 years Incumbent of Winster, near Matlock. SHOCKING DEATH AT LIVIRPOOL.—WhiIst a man named John Finney, an inmate of the Netherfield-road Fever Hospital, Liverpool, was attempting to escape over the hospital gate, on Monday ...
... Mr. John Winterbourne, of Observatory-street, is, without knowing it perhaps, a very dangerous member of Oxford society in the dog . days. It appears that during the hot weather an int ole rable nuisance has existed on the pranks Nos. 74-5 Cardigan-street ...
... , Worcester; 2, £: Mr. James Fletcher, Stoneclough, Manchester; d, Mr. Joseph Hutt ; highly commended : Mr. B. Cocks, Cardigan Arms, Northampton; Mr. E. Bell, Burton-on- Trent, Staffordshire ; commended : Mr. T. Buckland, Castle-street, Oxford ; Mr. C ...
... his father's memory ; in either ease they got about 1170 as the date of the building of the church, John de Petro, son of Hugh, let the Manor to John de Bridport, and it remained in the Bridport family, except the advowson, which was always in the King's ...
... SHOCKING CASE OF HYDROPHOBIA. On the 19th inst. John Wood, seven years of age, eon of Mr. Peter Henry Wood, of Hampden-terrace, Prestwich, died from the died., of hydrophobia. Whilst walking along the road towards Kersal Moor toll-bar, in company with ...
... , having neither reins nor any person guiding the horse.—Defendant did not appear.- -Fined •d. and 9s. ed. owls. ALLOWING °Arms TO MAT. Timm of Honk Norton, flamer, wan chapped by Supt. Lakin with allowing six calves to stray on tb• highway, at Hook Norton ...
... and small boys at Carfax and elsewhere, and turbulently inclined undergraduates in half dozens perambulating the streets arm-in -arm, and dexterously avoiding the Proctors and their bull-dogs. But with the exception of a little occasional scuffling and ...
... and 3s. 61. costs for the abusive language, and the other charges to stand over against him. DRUNK AND RIOTOUS AT CARFAX.—John Muir, tramp, was charged with being drunk and riotous on Carta on al. previous afternoon.—Pleaded not guilty.—P.C. Purnell ...
... Spooner, and Messrs. Grubb, Gardener, Mathews, and Piper.—The master reported that on Saturday, the 20th inst., a man named John Turner, a ship's steward, aged 46 years, was brought to the Workhouse by the police at 9.35 p.m., by order of the Mayor. Turner ...
... Tumbling Bay, the previous day, under cirtsimstances detailed in the following evidence :--Henry William Clarke, aged 13, KS, Cardigan-street, said he was bathing with Ih-ceased at 'rumbling Bay on Wednesday afternoon. Several other boys were bathing, but ...
... architect was Mr. John Gslpin, and the contractor Mr. James Wallet, builder, Observatory-street. WABBOROUGH SOAD.—Four large villas, each contain• ing eleven rooms, have been erected in this road by Mr. James Walter, of Observatory -street. Mr. John Galpin was ...