... 7WICONF:4DAY. Defoe; H. Groom, E q. DITAINIYO leberrer, , Wiebeee, vas charred with tubing two pigennr, property if James Thomas }tedium, in yeah a as tct cc felon. Def. t.datt p aled not James Themes del:reed that be kept tam e and on February ler, be ...

... Ffolkes and 11. J. Coldham, Esq. W,Uia,us Moore, labourer, Castlucre, was charged with stealing a coat, the property of Alfred Hardy, of the Lion Inn, Castlucre, on October 21st. The coat was stolen from a peg in the kitchen, and Elizabeth Wortley having seen ...

... to waff ham bridewell. Prtt Siaaiowa.—Aug. 25th, Present: W. Bern, and J. B. Bradfield, Ksqs., and Bav. J. Howman - WUUam Hardy, batcher, Souther?, was charged with having najust scales use, 1 ounce against the purchaser. fined 10/- and costs 13/. Frederick ...

... and cue , upported by Ms Joseph Arch. the I Me v II 8 Fagan, r. etor of Great Cressingham : , Mr, A Rem, the It v. S. D. Thomas. the lee !Ala , ' WSW , . of Lynn • Mr. Bkindeld, W. nit n ; Mr. J. Wright, Te;rington ,• Mr. E. x. C chwartoc : r. J. R. ...

... Lynn that the trade of du town, in etety respect, is dwindling away. TIN deserted state of our streets, (except when tempi). hardy enlirened by the mart,) affords :tmpit proof that the mon is in anything lint a flourishine state. What a contrast between ...

... than the weep repeated. It seemed not nalikely that the would rise Put in thee too. the Boat-rese. Bat just before three Mr. Hardy thought it holier end to the seem by moving on his the n meat of the Of course, he twitted Mr. Fawcett with • miserable retreat ...

... of the press to tol- the chair. The following gentlemen were present : crate. Governor Olden, of New Jersey, remain* Urm Thomas Ua/ley, Esq., M.P., R. R. Jackson, E*q., in hi* determination maintain the laws of the Joseph Lessee. Esq., Hugh Mason, Esq ...