... HORNO;\STLE PETTY SESSIONS. Saturday, September 16th.— Before Canon Lod (Chairman), Canon Wright, H. M. Hawl Esq., Rev. W. O. Massingberd, N. L. Calcra Eeq., Rev. J. Graham, and C. Conington, Es« WeiGnt Axp Measure Cases.—George Croft, Horncastle, grocer ...

... WEST RIDING PETTY SESSIONS. I CASTLEFURD ~FRIDAY. Before Mr. P. .W) and |e 4 R | DRINK AND CUSTS. — Stewart Peel, labourer, Hightown, exnd Jobn Finu, bawker, Whitwood Mere, were charged j'flh having been drunk aud disorderly last night week in Station ...

... ‘1 MATLOCK PETTY SESSIONS. [Before C. C. Rapvorp (chairman), J. Steien, C. Sorsry, B. L. Barron, R. Curistie, and W. Harnison, Esqrs.] Daxcerovs To PasseNGEßs.—Thomas Ward, of Matlock, was charged with having ridden a bicycle on the footpath at Matlock ...

... HORNCANTLE PETTY SESSIONS. A CONTRAST. ——— We append two extracts having a direct bearing on the war which afford a decided contrast. Has justice been fully met? Had the penalties been reversed we might have answered in the affirmative, USE OF INVISIBLE ...

... BEDFORD DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS. SATURDAY, Avaust 26. IME )llr?. IB!.CTMrn'::: (indtao eh‘;_ilklr: T. A. acan, Mr. F. 8. Carpenter, and Mr. W. F. Higgins, with the Clerk (Mr. Theed W. Pearse). Mr. Mark Sharman applied for an in-door licence on behalf ...

... PETTY SESSIONS.—Serr, 12, Prfiauut: Mr, U, Sartoris in the chair, Mr. R, Arkwright. Richard Freeman, Wellingborough, furniture dealer and auctioneer, was summoned for assaulting Ellen Andrews on the 26th ult, The parties in this case are neighbours, und ...

... BEDFORD BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS, MoxDpAY, May 4. Before Mr. Ald. Bull (chairman), Mr. Cutcliffe, Dr, Coombs, and Mr. M. Rogers. AFFILIATION.—SamueI Sinfield, Turvey, groom, was summoned by Mary Ann Warren, of the same yluce, to show cause, &c.-—{dr. Stimson ...

... the jury lists to the petty session previous to the October Quarter Sessions, and to defiver them to the high constables, who are also bound under u penalty 1o present them as they re. ceive them to the Court of Quarter Sessions. Of | such paramonnt ...

... WOBURN. PETTY SESSIONS, Fnd_n y Before Lord C. J. F. Russell and Mr. C. S. Parker. OVER-CROWDING. — Williain Harris, a labourer, of Harlington, pleaded guilty to a nuisance caused by an ovor-cmwdes dwelling which was injurious to the health of the inmates ...

... PETTY SESSIONS.—Fripay. Jan. 10th. L) G = Present : Mr. H. M. Stockdale (in the chair), and Me R. W. Arhwri}ht. Samuel Parker, Thos. Joseph Coleman, Henry Jaines Rice, Thomas Lack, and Samucl Tye, all of Rushder, were summoned by order of the Wellingboro' ...

... i BEDFORD | BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS, Moxpay, April 22, Bifire the May. Mr. W. H Jackson Hill, and Mr. Geo Thecd W. Pearse, = (Mr. J. Hawkins), in the chair, , Mr. J. E. Catcliffe, \lr. J. W, ree Wells; with the Clerk, Mr, Jaomes Pilling, pauprr, was charged ...

... NEWPORT PAGNELL PETTY SESSIONS, T et Before tho Rev. C. W. Sel:!v-l,ownden (chairman), Mr. W. Levi and Mr. R. R. Walpole. Charles T. Riley and William Waite, surveyors of Milton Keynes, wero charged with neglecting to repair the road from Kingston Bridge ...