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... bronght the horses from Silverstone and I were going to Banbury, a distance of eight miles. P.C. Allen, of the Northamptonshire police, said on the 24th December he saw two men riding on horses. They said they had come from Silverstone and were going to Banbury ...
... has In the Marsworth Cup Long Marston, Cuddington, manager who s Marcus ugl fixture i nghonour of Crotty who was tragically killed Aylesbury girl was unable to picked. up his lon?-service Wing get a bye in the first Ovin%, Quainton, Waddes- Vere-White and ...
... morning Mrs. Webb came to bedroom, stating that her-son-in-law was endeavouring to get I into the house aud she was afraid would kill someone. ! I told her the best thing was to keep him outside. I | dressed and went downstairs. I heard a window open and Mrs ...
... road quite dead. Verdict- Died tbe Visitation of God. instant, Linslade, on the body of EHas Bloomtield, aged 19, who was killed by the fall of a large mass of earth, while at work the London and Birmingham Railroad. Verdict—Accidental Death.—On the same ...
... appointed, is referred to as dlesHen, and Lnffield Abbey, the connty of Back- parish.l ingham, Syresham, Luffield Abbey, Silverstone, To empower the Company acquire, by com- Towcester, Handley, Wood Bnroote, and Easton pulsion or agreement, and to hold ...
... James Coles. [The committee drew for these men, being fifty years each.] Second Prize of Two Pounds to Robert Coleman, of Silverstone, for having worked on the same farm for forty years, recommended by Mr. Perridge Salmons. Second Prize of Two Pounds to ...
... Austen went down the Bull yard ; there was crowd down the yard ; no one was custody this time; the crowd moved towards Silverstone, witness had some conversation with Mr. Austen ; witness advised him to give up the fight, as the Magistrates would not ...
... Elizabeth Mary Jones, on the application of the Clerk to the Board of Guardians. The Poaching Prevention Act.—Geo. Chapman, of Silverstone, and Richard Soden, of Buckingham, shoemaker, were charged with an offence under this Act.—Mr. Clear, of Bedford, appeard ...
... days, a3 I intend to kill two men. He then turned round upon Rose with a naked scythe, and threatened to kill him. He also expressed determination to shoot the man on the rick, and was constantly telling people that he would kill Ricketts. The Bench expressed ...
... 4.00; Football: Previews at 1.05 and Half-Time Scores at 3.50; Motor Racing: The British Touring Car Championship from Silverstone and Donington Park at 1.15 and 2.05; Racing: the 2.00, 2.30, 3.00 and 3.35fr0m Ascot; Final Score at 4.35. 5.00 News, Weather ...
... being, that game, no matter in whose possession it is found, is the property of the man on whose land it was killed. The rabbits were killed aa Lord Exeter's land, at Stamford, and his lordship's gamekeeper demanded them fron? the shopkeeper in whose ...
... would kill it. °1t, j to the next field, and the eat was © \ Deli eve, by Vincent. The dog ran after V* in the ditch—and the cat fought k d not to see it, and tried to get but could not. I then went away. °«»ie Take the dog off, for he can't kill 0ri e; ...