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... underwent an examination before Mr. Hall, chief magiktrate at Bow-street. The prisoner stated that he was a native of Maidstone, Kent; that be was 40 years of age, and labouring man. Monday evening was not the first time the prisoner had visited the Castle; ...
... »nnt to poetry, but never with so earnest and elaborate beauty. THE TIDIEST WOMAN IN THE WOULD. tl , whole extent the New Kent Road, and th.s, lakuts rt from extreme point., the Klepham” and -Btiekiajera’ Am,..’ « not short line ground, there dwelt ...
... Windsor, Tuesday. Jan. 16.—The Royal dinnerparty at the Castle this evening will include her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, the Duchess of Sutherland and Lady C. Leveson Gower. Lady Fanny Howard. Baroness Speth, the Duke and Duchess of Bedford, the ...
... was conveyed his official resilience in Downing-sticet, without sustaining any material injury. The West Kent ’Conservatives met Friday Maidstone, at dinner. A more glorious assemblage of Tory talent respectability and wealth, never met in the county ...
... Masciifstkr.—tfo Tuesday morning, a shop, for the sole of arms, was opened in the Rochdale road, at the corner of Goold.sireet, boot and shoemaker, named Ihniiiey. ilis stock of weapons apparrntly consists only two descriptions - a pike head, having blade ...
... city of •lenity became more animated, and his very seven league” Y ork possessed, sometime since, floating hotels and tai boots (thev had certainly travelled more) seemed to partici- verns. and even a floating theatre ; hut lately ever floating rife in ...
... in TRIHRA, rautaiaiag 146 Sla- VOS (fIiASOOV tote Acres, more or less, held in perpetuity under 8a- * M U[ ends, the Yr.rl* Kent Sf £76 fii 6d. It INTENDED TIMES SAILING. C / |jJ|situated tho leading road bet wee* LelterkenaY and Lon- nOM SBUtT, i 1 / ...
... free from harm, except a pond fright, which they will, no doubt, remember, should they ever enter another wild beast show. —Kent Herald, Serious Accident Mr.Carteb.— Another accident occurren to Mr Carter, the rival ol Van Aroburgli, on Tuesdny evening ...
... exclaimed tbj girl. let me to !• My* po'ir child.” aid tta lard kjodlr, •J. .to o.er f«o* to boo known a otookte trouble. Con Je boot wi fortitude wbet I tae now '’■'ob’Ve., for thero'r nolbinp worn eon beppon to on arth then whot ■ t'rendp poet, pong wi'yo'r ...