>From British Journal ( 1722 ) ( London, England ), Friday, January 7, 1726; Issue CCXX1V. READING, Jan 2. - Last Week one William SAUNDERS was committed to our Goal, by Henry GREY, Esq., for killing an Eilk, or large Breed Deer, that was sent by his Majesty from Hyde Park to Windsor Forest, in order to raise a large sort of that Kind. Two Boys were also committed to the said Goal, the one about ten and the other about thirteen Years of Age, for poisoning the Dog of a Person that had lately a great many of his Cattle killed and stolen, and his House attempted to be broke open several times. And on Saturday one Peter DALTON, Uncle to the youngest, coming to see his Nephew, was impeached by the same, and secured contrary to Expectation. The same Night one Mrs. SMITH of this Town going up Stairs to Bed, fell down and died immediately.