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... Goods by Fai named Joseph Law je pair of boots and ■e very >ces. Prisoner went the tutor* C kei-, tailor and i |)a; k bmed by Mr. Marsde he gcntl | 0 trousers. Ho d engioOOLjj shop of Mr. Woodruf I; C.E. boots- He ,« , t° 1' Grattau Esq,, logy Kjegty’s ...
... Porter-street, at 10.30 Mr. Wearing Apparel, &c., at Rooms, at 6 Mr. Furniture, &c., Queen-street, at 10 80..Mr.C‘W Drapery, Boots, &c., at the Mart, at and 6 5-’, r- Furniture, Hams, &e., at the Mart at Twelve Anvils, at the Mart, at 11 Mr. Wifid I*' 1 ...
... Birr sth Lancers, Norwich 41st, Glasgow; Preston 6th Dragoons, Bombay; 42d, Bengal; Stirling Maidstone Bengal; Chatham 7th Hussars, Bengal Colchester Maidstone 45th, Curragb; Parkhurst Bth, Bengal; Canterbury 46th. Bengal; Buttevant 9th Lancers, Brighton ...
... Storer, c Wisden, b Tinley 1 Walker, c Daft, Tinley.. 1 B. 8, 1. b. 2, w. 1 11 Kent v. Cambridgeshi these two counties was Maidstone, on Saturday, it *llll3. Score;— Ist Inn. KENT. Fryer, c Carpenter, b Tarrant 0 B. Norton, c Newmen, b H. Perkins Norton, ...
... charge for stealing two pairs of boots at Longhboro’, and for deserting her male child, twelve months age, Nottingham, on the previous week. She in retnru charged the male prisoner with having also stolen a pair of boots, and with an almost innumerable ...
... sufficient importanc e to procure a notice in the reports of the local officers: —In Surrey, Croydon, and Godstone ; in Kent, Maidstone, and Rochester ; in Berkshire, Reading, and Kintbury; in Bedfordshire, Wing (Leighton Buzzard) ; in Essex, West Ham, Orsett ...
... South-Eastern counties, small-por was rife at Godstone and Croydon, in Surrey. In Kent, eight deaths occurred from the disease Rochester, and it was prevalent at Maidstone. In Berkshire, small-pox was prevalent at Reading ; and at the beginning of the quarter ...
... Eastern Rail- blishments is very larze. way Company have also experienced loss by damage done to their stations on the North Kent live. It is that 30,000 barrels of ganpowder ex- loded. The smoke did not subs de for half an hoar. be embankment of the River ...
... and stayed for several days at the Angel Hotel in that town under the assumed name Captain Brown. He, bowever, sent the boots several times to the telegraphoffiee for messages addressed to Captain Craig, and therefore there is no donbt entertained ...
... THE ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH KENT RAILWAY. {rightful accident occurred half-past four on Friday afternoon in the Blackbeath railway tunnel. The faat train leaving Maidstone at 2.40 p.m. ran into a ballast train a quarter of a mile down the tunnel from the ...
... Dumont de Bottaquet x the Edinburgh Review, Never wear out thr Toes !—The celebrated Copper Tipped Boots for children, sold John Tinker, the Bee Hive Boot and Shoe Establishment, 16, High-street, Sheffield, are the best.— Advt. The Russian Epidemic.—According ...
... stated that on Thursday morning a man, whom he knew well, pledged pair of boots with him for 3s. Some time afterwards tbe soldier came into his shop and asked whether pair of boots had not been pledged by a certain man, mentioning his name. He was told ...