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... the prices of the col’dl boots sent; should boy any such if I could avoid it; whai we make are very much better m every way. Ask Chown where he g >t the children goods trom asks about. 1 have sent to Wardle for some women ■ boots, also some 7to 10 and 11 ...
... lane ipply to Mr.TBOS. MARRIAN Barton Weir Brewerv, Sheffield. be LET, and may be entered upon immediately, the GOLDEN CUP, Paternoster row. Kent and Valuation modera'e. —Apply to Mr. TH'JS. MABRIAN, Burton We'r Brewery. - heffield. TO he LET, with imraediate ...
... Hobson, 37; C. Fretwell, and C. Marshall, 23. Cricket. Kent v. Surrey. —This three days’ contest at Mote Park, Maidstone, was brought to a conclusion Saturday, and terminated in the defeat of Surrey, Kent winning nine wickets, Willsher and Bennett both carrying ...
... EXECUTION AT MAIDSTONE. On Thursday, at noon, the last sentence of the law was carried into effect .npon Peter Mastermau, aged 22, late a private in the Royal Artillery, who was hang in front of the Kent coauty prison for the marder Martin Mnrpby, a sergeant ...
... THE MURDEK BY HOP-PICKERS IN KENT. Wednesday four Irishmen, named Timothy Sulli▼an, Charles M'Caxthy, John M'Carthy, and Patrick White, were brought before the county magistrates at Maidstone, charged with having caused the death of a loung man named ...
... severely, but were pronounced out of danger. The Murder in the Surrey Canal.—On Friday evening Mr. C. Carttar, coroner for West Kent, concluded an adjourned inquiry, at the Trinity Arms, Church-street, Deptford, into the circumstances attending the death by ...
... Springs and Iron Work made to Order. Several SECOND-HAND VEHICLES on SALE. Good and cheap men’s boots. Women’s Bools, Boys' Boots, Girls’ Boots, Children's Boots and Shoes. New Clothing, Second-hand Clothing, Over Coats, Rugs, Blankets, Sheets, Quilts, Beds ...
... hair, light brown whiskers, and flat featured; dressed in a dark jean jacket, blue cloth trousers, vest, and cap, blucher boots, white cotton shirt, and a black silk neckerchief. He has the appearance of tramp. Bussell v. Jevons. —This cause, one of ...
... Westfieldterrace. Kent. £l3. —Inquire at THOS. VINOR’S Carriage Manufactory, Westfleld-terrace. TO BAKERS, &c. —To be LET, with immediate possession, a PUBLIC BAKEHOUSE, doing a good Business, opposite the Brave Old Oak, Masbro’-street, Masbro’. Kent and Valuation ...
... Warehouse Fixtures, Gas Ac. THIS DAY. BREWERS and PUBLICANS.—HOPS. NICHOLSON has had censigned to him EIGHTY JITS of choice MID KENT 1859 HOPS, which will AUCTION, without Reserve, at the Mart, Highi Sheffield, en Tuesday (This Day), Dec. 2nd, at One. Held ...
... They condemned altogether the granting of tickets-olJeave. The farmer in Kent, who took two loose women into his house and ill-treated his wife, who died, was tried at Maidstone assizes on Tuesday, and found guilty of manslaughter. Sentence deferred. ...
... Carlow. He succeeded his father in 1860, and married in 1810 Lacy, the eldestdaughter of Mr. James Mann, of Linton Place, Kent, and niece to the late Countess Cornwallis. The first baronet, who was an eminent London merchant, was elected Lord Mayor in ...