PETTY SESSIONS.

CHADLINGTON DIVISION.- Chipping-Norton, Oct. 29.

Before B.J. Whippy, Esq., & Revs. T. Harris & W.E.D. Carter.

John Pratley, jun., of Waterman's Lodge, in the forest of Wychwood, was charged by Mr. William Marshall, the station master at Charlbury, with entering a railway carriage whilst in motion, contrary to the bye laws of the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway Company. The defendant expressed his regret, and was fined in the mitigated penalty of 1l. and 10s. costs, which he paid.

CITY & COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.

MARRIAGES.

PRATLEY-ROLLS. -March 31, at St. Ebbe's Church, by the Rev. S.N.Y. Griffith, M.A., Mr. John Pratley, of the Red Horse Inn, Ramsden, to Elizabeth, only daughter of Mr. Henry Rolls, West End, Witney.

WITNEY.

JUSTICE ROOM, Jan. 5.

Before L. Pickering and C.C. Dormer, Esqrs., and the Rev. F.M. Cunningham.

William Oliver, of Finstock, was charged by John Pratley, publican, of Ramsden, with being quarrelsome and refusing to quit his house on the 28th ult. - Fined, including costs, 17s. 9d., or 7 days' imprisonment.

WITNEY.

Justice Room, July 5.

Before the Rev. F.M. Cunningham.

John Pratley, Ramsden, innkeeper, was charged by his wife, Elizabeth Pratley, with assaulting her on 30th June last. Fined £4 6s., costs 14s.