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MONDAY.—Before Messrs E. R. Bellyse (in the chair) and J. Bailey. A COCKNEY IN TROUBLE. Joseph Brockley, a respectable man from London, was charged with having carried a • g un without a licence on the 6th of April.—James Freeman, excise officer, stating that as he was proceedin

William Tomlinson, Joseph Gees, Alfred Samuel Jones, and Mary.C)rnes-were fined 2s. 6d. and costs respectively, for being drunk and disorderly. Nathan Brassington was charged with being drunk whilst charge of a horse and trap at Hightown, on May 4th—P.S. Smith Jackson proved the

The Budget, however, has its pathetic side. Poor Bung, after all his devotion and after all the promises he has exacted and received, has been ruthlessly thrown overboard, and out of all the £1,900,000 surplus not a penny goes to the "Trade." To say that Boniface is up in arms d

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