... the 22nd Feb., died the 28th; one calf, seizod the 18th Feb., killed the 18th; one cow, seized the 13th Feb., died the 16th. Mr. C. Elliott, Hulcott, one cow, seized the 31st January, killed the ls» Feb. Mr. G. Fuller, Dorton, one cow, seized the 18th ...

... Newbottem along that road. For the last two years 1 have carried goods for the railway along this road. I have also gone from Silverstone, Westbury and Billestone, down that road. Thomas Ashton, examined by Mr. Wells.—I live at Evenley. I know Old Mill Lane ...

... in this country. [ hope you will give respects to all my old :omrades. and tell them that there is no notice took lere of killing man ; and I think I have done my ihare of that. My brother talked of seeing a young nan that was wounded in the trenches. ...

... curses of all strong land farmers,—couch grass, docks, and thistles,—so that the autumnal suns and the frosts of winter would kill them; but what was the process? What is the process now carried on? First the land is broken by four or five great heavy horses ...

... Riding without Reins.— Thomas Bush, of Silverstone, was summoned for riding without reins on tho 24th of July. He pleaded guilty. Fine and costs, 13s. 6d. Riding on Timber Carriage.— Wm. Verney, of Silverstone, was summoned for riding in his timber carriage ...

... out 23 mornings and killed foxes and six badgers. Tim various point-to-point races in the spring—the Chase at the Berks and Bucks Farmers’ Staghounds at Sunning, the Hertfordshire Hunt near Harpendeu, the Gralton Hunt at Silverstone, the Bicester Hunt ...

... ordered them to be killed and buried forthwith; the other four be killed under section 15. I then *went to Mr. Noah Newman's, innkeeper, of Northall, where I found cow diseased—the only one he had left; that I ordered to be killed and buried immediately ...

... to finish his time, and ordered to pay the costs and fine, 19s. 6d. Damaging Grass.— Richard Vamey and Robert Harris, of Silverstone, were charged on two summonses with doing wilful damage to some grass and grain. Prosecutor (our correspondent does not ...

... the first day of the inquiry that if you had seen the stick which has been produced, and which it is alleged the child was killed with, that you would have put it out of the way? Mr. Holland—l did; but I have been so confused that I have not known what ...

... and I went iv that direction; met the prisoner, and afterwards found the sack. John Nicholson.—l am a police officer at Silverstone, and produce the bag and some mutton which I bad from the last witness; took the bag to Walker, and asked bim if it was ...

... Captain Hall. THE GATE CASE. This was a summons against William Barnes, of Tingewick, for wilful injury to a gate across the Silverstone Road at Stowe, belonging to his Grace the Duke of Buckingham and Chandos. Mr. Small appeared for the Duke, and Mr. Nelson ...

... he bad no place for to stand in but an open shed. He was fined with costs, lis. 6d. Game Trespass.— James Hutchings, of Silverstone, was charged with a breach of the game laws on the 3rd of November, by Elijah Struggles, gamekeeper to Lord Southampton; ...