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... suerrard-streel, Golden-square, warehouseman— J(;s9(>h Howard Rand, VVeslminsler-bridge-road, Lambeth, dealer in china anil glass—Jan;es Miller, of Southampton, cord nainer—Thomas Brown, and 4, Ccnnaugbt terrace, Edgeware'road, boot and shoe maker—Sarah ...
... and purse value ld. the property of Benjamin Sawyer. Guilty—Four cionlhs and hard labour. George Ross (32), labourer, Maidstone, Kent, wns charged with stealing bag, value Id., two shillings, two sixpences, a gold pencil-case, value 25., and a pincushion ...
... . There are, also, annexed, on separate sheets, several very beautiful engravings, of Patricksbourne Church, Kent. Old House, Wingbam, Kent. View of Richborough Castle, with a plan of the same. Chaucer's inn, Canterbury. Room in Chaucer's Inn ...
... Seven-dials, purchased, at a second-band boot and shoe shop, Monmouth-streei, Seven-dials, some bluchers for himself and children, for three pair of which he paid eight shillings. ihe morning lie fell one of his boots pinch him at the side, and ripping up ...
... the crops. Providentially the greater portion had been got in. Marriage High Life—The marriage of George James, Viscount Maidstone, eldest son of the Earl Winchilsea, and the Lady Constance Henrietta Paget, second daughter of the Earl of Uxbridge, and ...
... Mildred Cecil, eldest daughter of the Marquess of Salisbury, and Mr. Alexander James Beresford Hope, 8.A., and M.P. for Maidstone, youngest son of the late Thomas Hope, Eso., and the Viscountess Beresford. The ceremony will, most probably, take place ...
... any violence. They were all five of them similarly attired, viz. in snort white smock frocks, velveteen trousers, and ankle boots, having the appearance of excavators. They are supposed to be the same gang of robbers that have ' recently committed several ...
... corroborated the the lust witness, and stated that their boots corresponded exactly with the marks, borne the nails worn, and pieces were also out the heels ; the footmarks correspond- with both pairs of boots were very near together. Cross-examined: The marks ...
... Rich, and Ca.pt. Seymour. The following personages will be included in the Royal dinner party this evening:—The Duchess of Kent, Viscount Melbourne, Lord the Earl of Surrey, the Honourable the Misses Paget Md Pitt, Mr. Rich, Colonel Wemyss, .Mr, Anson ...