... an information by Philip Phillips, gamekeeper to Mr. Littlewood, that, ou the Bth instant, committed a trespass on certain land in the occupation of Mr. Araphlett, in search of conies; and he was further charged with assaulting Philip Phillips. Mr. Burbury ...

... ) though they had been defeated, they ought t« feel it moral victory. (Cheera.) Thera waa doubt the eldest win of Lord Lyttelton brought great amount prestige and power into the with him; hut in apile of lliie, (Mr. Laalelt) had been aurpriaed at the ...

... musters admirably, and the drill is well carried on. The three companies were very efficient. He proposed the Health of Lord Lyttelton, the Lord Lieutenant.” in meet complimentary manner, detailing what great aid had received from his Lordship. Glee (Messrs ...

... James Johnstone. Esq.. M.D.. Old Square, John Aston, Esq., Augustus Road. Edgbastou; Tho Hon. and Iter. Grantham Yorke, St. Philip's Rectory: James Timmins Chance, Esq., Brown's Green, Handsworth, John O. Bacchus. Esq., Bintwood, Leamington ; The Lord Calthorpe ...