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... the warcheis, the ladle, -aL til the other property, except the bank notes: as also rib 6ing found br Vickery in Hostey'-4 boot, *hen he t. iearched iat BEw-street Office. 'J14r-. 4idte of the Greenwich Academy, d&posed,trb; Hiussey -aid Hsaieldln were ...
... pair of canvas trowsers, half boots and leggins, and a large covered hat, of the description called South Westers; A coroner's e inquest will be held over the body this day. The Rev. Mr. Miller, of Maidstone, in Kent, has been . presented by Lord Hotham ...
... we understand, were also struck with the lightning. Tn V the adjoining counties of Kent and Surrey the storm was equally severe as in the metropolis. . Ott the Maidstone Y road a flash of lightning struck a tree, which it withered usn an instant, and killed ...
... the Rev. Edw. rane, and P. Curtois, Esq. Sir JoINr TROLLOPE, Bart. was the Vice-President, and on his right sat Viscount Maidstone, the Hon. C. Hume Cust, Major Which- cote, J. Litchford, Esq., Thomas Johnson, Esq., Chas. B. Reynardson, Esq., Richard Thorold ...
... No)rthamrpton Herrald. MURDEIR.-Samuel Rennard was lodged in Maidstone gaol on Saturday last, chargeo, upon the Coronei's inquisition, with the murder of a man named West, at Cranbrook, Kent. It appears that Kennard, who is stated to be possessed of a ...
... Society of Ringers of Christ Church, Liversfedge, ascended the towers at four o'clock in the mrnming, and rung the piede called Kent Treble Bob Major,. consisting .of 5056 changes in two equal. parts, Vwth the 6th twelve times wrong and twelve imes right ...
... them with magnlfteetice; it labour, which erects their gorgeous habitations, which i, cultivates the soil, and gathers the golden harvests; d labour, which creates the riches of commerce, and car- r rles it to the remotest parts of the earth, for the ex- ...
... with muagnificence; idst labour, which erects their gorgeono. habitations, which 'we, cultivates the soil, and gathers the golden harvests; dccl labour, which. creates th e riches of commerce, and car- nor rise it to the remotest parts of the earth, for ...
... magnificence; iidst labour, which erects their gorgeous hlabitations, -which owe, 'cultivateii the'soil, ari~dgathlers the golden-harvests; vded labour,.which creates tbs riches of commerce, and'sf Inter ales it -to, the, remotest parts of the earth, ...
... The lecturer received a unanimous vote of thanks. THE USUAL WEEIKLY MEETING Of the Boot and Shoemalkers' Chaster Aeseciation was held at the Star Coffee House, Golden Lane, on Sunday evening last, Mr. Isaac Wilson in the chair, when, amongst other business ...
... The lecturer received a unanimous vote of thanks. THE USUAL WREKLY iMEETING of the Boot and Shoemakers' Charter Asseocation was held at the Star Coffee House, Golden Lane, on Sunday evening last, Mr. Isaac Wilson in the chair, when, amongst other business ...