... shirt; it was about noon. The rabbit was fresh killed, warm, and bleeding. I asked defendant what account he could give of the rabbit, and he said he found it in ditch, and he expected some dog had killed it.—George Williams, keeper to G. West, Esq., ...

... who had been previously convicted, was, the information ot Mr. J. M. K. Elliott, of lleathencote, convicted of unlawfully killing a hare at Towcester, and ordered to pay 16s or be imprisoned for two months’ hard labour. William Watson, ol Paulerspury, ...

... brought up in custody charged with unlawfully wounding himself with a certain razor on Monday, August 4th, with intent thereby to kill himself. Sarah Evans stated she lived in the Swan Yard, Stony Stratford, and had been acting as housekeeper for Richardson ...

... CHOIR TREAT. —Recently the members of our (;Birch Choir, had a very pie want outing, in the shape ..1 • trip to London. SILVERSTONE WESLEYAN CHAPAL.—IkLontIy the Rev. Mr. has eucceeile4 the Rev. . Were, late of tin, at. L %LINTON Flom —On Wednesday morning ...

... taken to Boycott Manor, where a fox was found in the open, and headed away in the direction of Silverstone, and on towards Whittlebury, where it was killed, after affording a capital run. The field numbered over 00 ladies and gentlemen, being one of the ...

... reckoned it as payment. The Judge gave a verdict fur defendant, who was pr 41114 in hie thanks to his Honour. A BANBURY MAN KILLED Is LONDol.—Thom4e Leatherbarrow, of Banbury, who has been engaged as a cabdriver in London for the pant few years, met with ...

... the Bench considered thesum.npns should not have been taken out. The Game Laws.—Harry Sharpe, Towcester, was summoned for killing a hare without a licence, on May 5. —Henry Butcher, gamekeeper to Sir Thomas Hesketh, prosecuted, and evidence was given to ...

... Last week we published the following sad note:— Amongst the Guards killed at Belmont was Private B. Hewitt. who had been living, till called out to join his regiment, at Silverstone, where his wife and child still reside. The poor woman received the ...

... Johnson, Moreton Pinkney. 4866 G. Kirby. 4867 W. Landon, Creston. 4868 N. Lawrence. 4869 H. Lee, Bedford. 4870 C. Lionel!, Silverstone. 4871 K. Little, Manchester. 4872 W. Selby Lowndes, Bletchley. 4873 H. Maddison. 4874 W. Mahon, Kingston. 4875 L. Markham ...

... which Messrs. Gilbert and Edward Oreenall are the joint masters, hare had Rood season's sport, altogether 55 Ixidgvrs having killed, many of which were taken in the Grafton country. There was husines- for disposal at the Buckingham County Sessions on Saturday ...

... the interest throughout. A vote of thanks was proposed by Mr. Grimedick, who expressed a hope that Mr. Hooker might visit Silverstone another time. We must not omit to mention the fact that Mrs. Grimsdiek kindly opened and closed the proceedings with a song ...

... Chapman, Mark Whitlock and John Hayle, all of Silverstone. The other man absconded out at the back door and I found that he had left the house. 1 saw him going across the field in the direction of Silverstone, and a colley dog with him. I then returned ...