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... a licence. —John Clare. Esq* receiver of Inland Revenue for Essex, appeared for. and conducted the case on behalf of, the Crown.- Thomas Cook, officer of Excise, proved defendant had a licence to retail beer. —Henry John Day, of West Mersea, innkeeper ...
... High Cameron, Sheriffs Chaplain. The business of the Assise commenced on Tuesday morning, L >rd Campbell presiding in the Crown Court, and Mr. Justice Williams in the Nisi Prius. His Lordship having briefly charged the Grand Jury, the cases were disposed ...
... carrier. The Jury found him guilty, and he was sentenced to six months’ hard labour. CUTTING AND WOUNDING AT IPSWICH. Sarah Flatt, 45, married woman, was charged with unlawfully and maliciously cutting and wounding William John Meadows, with intent to do ...
... 52 years. John Cotton, rby Mr. G. Freeman; years. William Lewes, rby Mr. Edwards; 45_ years. James Catchpole, r by Mr. G. Flatt; years. A Jarman, by Mr. D. Alston; 46 years. J. Gripps, by Mr. Walter Strutt; 44 years. Thomas Liugley, r by Mr. G. M. Sextou; ...
... working men and lads in this town will be pleased to learn that the evening classes will be resumed, in the School-room, in Crown- street, on Wednesday, the 3rd prox. These classes will this winter be strictly confined to adults, none bein- admitted to ...
... fortunately an officer entered in time to save her life, en alarm hating been given by a female prisoner in an adjoining cell. Flatt was brought before the magistrates on the following morning, but the wounded man not being sufficiently recovered to attend ...
... was doubt that, by the of the land, the ground between the high and low water marts belonged to the Crown, but it might ne that by grant from the Crown the lord of the manor had a title to the ground. The Jury immediately returned verdict tor plaintiff ...
... Benefit of Mr. POPPY. Subscriptions announced last week.£6.. 17 6 £ s. d. . s. d. Mr. J. Gissing 0.. 10 0 Mr. W. Catt 6 e 0 J.Flatt I 00O Mrs. Flory.1 0I0 Jas. Cooper 0 5 0 Mr. T. Bird O I 0 0 W, W. Symonds 0 5 0 ,, Hatton, Wit. P. Harris .. 0100 nehen . ...
... BAI3INix' CASY-O0l, Th ursday eveninic,,a lad 14 yearso0 lage, juained Greorge G;reenard. erranil boy to Mr. Talbot, stationer. Crown-street, St. Alatt~lew's, lost his life whilst bathing, at the Chaunitry Locks, in thle River (Gippille-, iii conipany with ...