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... belonging to the Ar my Reserve-18th Regimental District.— Defendant was fined 40s and ooets or in default 14 days' imprisonment. AN EINWILooms Vierroa.—William Marsh (58), innkeeper, lEempeton, was charged with permitting drunkenness on his,licensed presisal, ...
... sad sad IL -- J. d. Meatus. ehartsaaiet. 11401 W Ball. Biddenhans, 3 C Howard Cherries, black or red-1 T Peacock White cherries-1 W Bilfen. 2 Bev H L Pocock Heaviest berria-1 C Howard, 2 Johnson, /antra W Kingston Dessert gooseberries-1 W Bingeton, 8 W ...
... sorsa days isprisonnient.—A fortnight's time was allowed in which to pay. Charles Boston, labour, Ilkeston, Dershies,) was charged with being drunk and y and using &mew language in Lime-street, on the lath inst.—P.c. Timbell said that on the day in question ...
... prise (b A y Metals) ADuten)42. mooed , A 2, third Oiled. l. 1 William Marsh, 2 George Oat*. William Marsh. Clem 511—Impig Sow—First prim (by the ' Society), £4, mama (ditto). 1 1 William Marsh. r and h e Sanders Class 57—Three Sow Pigs under MUMS months ...
... Salisbury Ilaxendale ; god, AS by the Society), and h o, J. F. Spencer ; c William Marsh. Class 45.—Five breeding ewes of any age or breed which shall have suckled lambs up to the Ist day of June.. 1891. let, AS (by the Society), Adriano de Murrietta ; 2nd ...
... ? And what a difference dowers make to the interior of a ward, where some little sufferer say have been lying in pain Day tares DAY without • single object to break the awful mosotony How these little patients must hold oat their emaciated little bands ...
... Mitchell Williams, mi, B B Guildford e 1 Esbelby • Hutchinson Bilks. ma, WN • Ottewill, mi, W B ' Tibbitt, ma, Llt 1 Smith. mason, F 0 Brooks Kilroy Doling. ma, C F Woollatt Smith, septa, V W Haigh, mi, T Bennett, mi, I Bereeford„ ma, D F Pinfold Day. ma. ...
... at one place eighteen years, and had never been in trouble before.—He was sentenced to 14 days' hard labour. Scuocit. Cases.—Owen Dunmore, Owen Cox, sad William Bark..r, were summoned for breaches of the Education Act, and the cases were adjourned for ...
... Dyer. 2 Richard Ashton. S J (Jailor. Dragon, blue or silver, any age-1 C Howard, 2 Quo AH B Smith, C Howard, h Plum, St Heats and 0 H B Smith. Dragon, red or yellow, any age-1 C Howard, 2 and W T May, Finsbury Park, ho W A Beer, Ley tonstone, P F Fordham ...
... (smooth), dog-1 A C Clear, 2 W Boswell, B C C Lawrence, • h o and ✓ 0 W Howard, Britannia House, Royston,- • Is o Robert Earl, Bungs,. Suffolk; C Cuddle Foster (Pinehurat, Cambridge), William Adkin (Bedford), C H Jolliffe (Goldtcote. Stratford-on-Avon). Foz ...
... Mr F. Howard. Mr T. T. Gray. and Mr J. C. Sheppard,of Bedford. Mr G. Street. of Msulden, and Mr C. Gosling. of Ridgmount. The following are the names of the leaders of the society in 1814: John Bennett William Stoorbridge. Thos. Bow, William Baker. and ...
... professionally engaged at Sharnbrook the other J. WoottonS. G. Crosse Street, might with advantage be removed day—one of those wretchedly wet days which it J. Band.) , J. Joyce without inconvenience to the inhabitants of has been out misfortune to experience ...