... Mr. J. Walker. WOOD-STEALIIIII.- - Geargt Pettifer, sawyer. on the complaint of Messrs. Thomas and William Whitlock. of Silverstone, was changed with stealing some slab' of wood, and which were afterwards traced into the porse‘sion of Mr. Smith, of Chetarode ...

... Josiah Hales, of Hemel Hempstead, Herta, to Elias, third daughter of Mr. Joseph Craistone, of the sante place. On the 2nd kill.. at Chalgrove, Oxon, by the Rev. R. F. Lawrence, Charles, second son of Mr. Joseph Gammon, of Wallingford, to Laura, young ...

... and, beinT admitted by the &- hoard, be ass lord at.d lia. Id. cods, which was paid. • Tam—Gower draftees mid Joie km% Silverstone, ameyers, were derived with hawk% the Oh cwt dem • Sr met, th m ey p mem: of the west male Itiderd wrist Clamart Omni& Tempts ...

... miles from Townoter, and about four miles I quired for the purpose; he said 32 or 33 coeds a week ; from Silverstone ; iu going from Silverstone to North- witness asked him When• he lived ; he said at Ilatt empton, be had to go thraugh Toweeeter ; after ...

... Red Lion public-house, when he had some words with William, as to which was the beat workman, t when William swore he would kill witrusia and cat him up; the Thinners left shortly aftweranla, and witness started about twenty minutes after them; when he ...

... S. M. Gibbs, J. Hill, charged with stealiag a quantitr of ftk spokes, the I T . property of Mr. William lintolungs, of Silverstone, I nightly la b our aumont. aeumeting te £7 :8, was horthamptonobtre. non. J. Nemeses, awl G. Butcher. The fort- The ...