1869 Hampshire & Sussex Herald Abundant supply of Mackeral in Chale Bay Nathaniel HILL & Henry TAYLOR , shipwrights of East Cowes, drunk and disorderly fined 1s and 7s costs Walter LEGG , who is under the age of 9 years, of Fore Stide Carisbrooke, summoned for throwing a stone in the ye of a girl named Mary Ann GRAY. Mother to whip the boy Henry JEFFERY of West Cowes, blacksmith an old offender who had just been released from prison, charged with being a vagabond and refusing to work. Discharged on a promise he'd go in to workhouse John DUFFET a butcher of Sandown , unlawfully using a building as a slaughter house . Fined 1/ and 7s in costs George JOLLIFFE, drunk and riotous sent to Winchester House of Correction for a month William HALL , incorrigible the thief , theft of a waist coat, commanded to stand trial Fatal Accident - George YOUNG a young lad, at work in the lime kiln at Yarbridge, when earth shifted , buried under earth died same night William KING - theft of rope , intoxicated whilst in the dock , prison 1 month William BURDEN - of St Helens fined 1s and 5s costs, causing an obstruction in St Johns Rd, Ryde by leaving his horses and cart unattended for 20 minutes whilst he was solacing himself in a public house :-) Thomas BEVIS - costs for trifling license offence William WHITE - labourer of Oakfields assault on Henry PITTIS of Oakfield, Quarrelled in the public house over disputed possession of a cup. Fined 1s and 7s costs All mail scanned with AVAST 2007 No trees were killed in the sending of this message, but a large number of electrons were terribly inconvenienced