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... Leicester assizes, for stealing boots, in 1849, in the name of Johnson; twelve months at Retford, in 1850, for housebreaking ; and nine months at Northampton assizes, in 1851, in the name of Thompson, for stealiug boots at Daventry. Besides this, Mr. Sims ...
... insanity was returned. Three election petitions were issued yesterday : one against the return of Messrs. Hope and Scott, for Maidstone, on the ground of bribery and intimidation one from two electors against Mr. Hudson, for Sunderland, on ground of want of ...
... am happy to say that friend is safe. I got a note from him dated l»th of July. His horse received three bullets, and got his boot cut by a sword, an affair near Benares, where they cut up some sixty or seventy villains, and hanged twenty. On the night ot ...
... and ooloury f new growth. Prices may quoted for olds, 0 gggj yearlings, 38s to 54a ; New Sussex, 48s to 63» j Kent, 52s 70s; East and Mid Kents, to 120 s. GLASGOW IRON MARKET, Ybsterdat. The market continues firm; sellers. 68s; buy?iB, 57a fid cash ; No ...
... John Phillips, timber dealer, Birmingham. Edward Sbingler, boot-maker, Birmingham. William Weston Yonng, Joseph Weston Young, and George Yonng, millers, Neath, Glamorganshire. James William Golden, card maker, Brigbonse, York. Thos. Morriaon, coal merchant ...
... Island. William Price Waghorn, grocer, Westerham, Kent. Algernon Stewart Austen, ship broker. Cavendish-square, London. William Slubbings Wells, batcher, Hertford. William Thompson, builder, Maidstone. John Hayward, miller, Warwick and Milverston. Henry ...
... of Mr. Kent’s house, with the exception of Mrs. Kent and one of the daughters of Mr. Kent by his former wife. The reason for these exceptions is stated to be ihat in the opinion of the medical attendant of the family an examination of Mrs. Kent,, who is ...
... Wicker, at Mr. Siddall Furniture and Clothing, at Rooms.at 6. ..Mr. Siddall Print Dresses, 4'c., at the Rooms, at 6 Mr. Butt Boots and Shoes, Q-c., at the Mart,at 6 Mr. Brett Furniture, the Booms, at Mr. Wilkinson Odd Fellows' Festival: Providence Lodge ...
... Earthquake in Kent.—On Mondav after noon, Sentemhpr RrA • - _. naif-past tbrfee-o*etock, of the earth was observed by numerous individuals in the neighbourhood of Maidstone. was felt at Wrotliam, Ightham, Trotterscliffe, at Mailing an q Maidstone. In one case ...
... the nurse went to. By Mr. Ribton : I don’t know that she was in Mrs. Kent’s room assisting her to undress. Miss Elizabeth Kent recalled : I think, as far as I can remember, Mrs. Kent and I went to bed about the same time on the Saturday night. I don’t ...
... Aldershot 11th, China; Colchester 6th Dragoons, Kirkee ; 15th, Aldershot; Parkhurst Maidstone 16th, Jullundur; Buttevant 7th Hussars, Umballa ; 17th, Dover; Atblone Maidstone 18th, Allahabad; Cork Bth, Nusseerabad Canter- 19th, Aldershot; Belfast bury 50th ...
... EXCHEQUER. On Thursday afternoon a numerously attended public meeting of the hop planters of Kent was held at the assembly room of the Star hotel, Maidstone, to consider what steps should be adopted in consequence of the refusal of the chancellor of the ...