PETTY SESSIONS.

BAMPTON WEST DIVISION.- Burford, Dec. 29.

Before Revs. A. Neate and D.W. Goddard.

Richard Pratley, of Asthall, labourer, was charged by W. Pratley, gamekeeper to Lord Redesdale, with trespassing in search of game, in the parish of Asthall, on the 19th ult.; convicted and fined 9s. and costs; allowed 14 days to pay, or in default three weeks' imprisonment.

BURFORD.

PETTY SESSIONS, May 11.

Before the Revs. W.E.D. Carter, and D.W. Goddard.

Richard Pratley, of Field Assarts, was charged by John Marshall with a like offence, at the parish of Asthall, on the 21st of April. Fined 6s., and costs 9s. Allowed to the 25th proximo to pay.

PETTY SESSIONS.

CHADLINGTON DIVISION.- Chipping-Norton, Apr. 28.

Before the Revds. Thos. Harris, Wm. E.D. Carter, and J.H. Worsley.

Richard Pratley, Philip Eeles, and George Watts, of Asthall, labourers, were charged with having, on the 1st of April, at Wychwood, feloniously stolen three iron rabbit traps, of the value of 4s. 6d., the property of Jeremiah Williams; Pratley was discharged; Eeles and Watts were convicted, and committed to gaol for 21 days' hard labour.

BURFORD.

PETTY SESSIONS.-Before the Rev. D. W. Goddard and Col. Bradford.

Assault.-George Watts.[sic] labourer, or Field Assarts, was charged by Richard Pratley, of Asthalleigh, with violently assaulting him, on the 22nd Sept., at the latter place. Fined, including costs, £1, and in default committed for 14 days.

DEATHS.

Pratley.- May 16, at Leafield, Richard Pratley, aged 63 years.