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... T ADAM HOLLOWAY, Basingstoke, draper, May 9, June 9. Smith, Golden-square. ROBERT GRIFFITHS, Nine Elms, coal merchant, May 9, June 9. Stevens and Co., Queen-street. CHARLES BUNYARD. Old Kent-road, grocer, May !2, June 14. Kempster. Kennington-cross. JOHN ...
... keeper, Dec. 11, Jan. 22. Froggatt, Clifford’s-inn. WILLIAM HENRY BARTON, Chelmsford, boot and shoe maker, Dec. 11, Jan. n. Heath, Gracechurch-street. WILLIAM KENT ROBERTS, Abingdon, grocer, Dec. 11, Jan. 11. Wire and Child, St. Swithin’s-lane. W ILLIAM ...
... Nov. 8 15. Dec. 13, at Basinghallstreet.— Attorney, M. Becke(t, Golden-square. Thomus Bignold. sew. 1 orwich, Norfolk, Lanker, and Bridge-street, Blach friars, London, dealcr in boots and shoes, Noy. 8, 15, Dec 13. st Basinghall street. —Attor. mey, ...
... Master of the Household, and Lieutenant Colonel Seymour, Equerry in Waiting Prince Albert. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent visited their Majesties the King and Queen of the Belgians, after their arrival at Buckingham Palace. Sir Robert Peel. Sir ...
... police constable, and gave the boots and prisoner into custody. Manton and Vice, policemen, each produced boots which prisoner had stolen. Mr. Thorpe swore the boots were his property, and shewed the marks on the boots by which he knew them to his. Ciuilty ...
... THE HOP MARKET Borough, Monday.—Fine bright coloured East Kent pockets of last year’s growth are worth £6 Ios per cwt, and of which there are hut few samples to offer. Weald of Kent and Sussex pockets are from £5 to £5 15s per cwt. The duty in the Borough ...
... some dirt, as if it came off the boots the prisoner Jeremiah came clown stairs, and said they were his boots ; witness afterwards compared these boots with the footmarks ; there were two pair of footmarks ; both pair of boots which were founcf in prisoner’s ...
... Crown has that power. MAIDSTONE ELECTION. The Clerk of the Election Committees appeared at the Bar with the reduced list of the Members balloted for to try the merits of the petition against the return for the borough of Maidstone. The following were the ...
... Grover, Town Malling, grocer, at Guildhall. —Apwl . J. Piper and K. Winder, Richmond, grocers, at Guildhall.— March 28. Eliz. Kent, Bicester, Oxfordshire, draper, at GuildhalL.—2B. Eliz. Biddell, Ratcliff-cross, hosier, at Guildhall.—April 25. ~W. Marshall ...
... Orrice, Jav, 25. ‘tindling him‘scllf\«et i;; (h;:) feet, aggvised khi; Royal | delivered on . .4 . iHighness to change his boots and stockings; but' was affable, ¢ ORDE!}S for the Court’s going into Mourning, \hiche did not dog;ill he dressed for dinner ...
... the Hereditary Grand Constable of Scotland, a Highland sword called claymore. Accident the Duchess or Kent. —An accident occurred to the Duchess Kent on Monday evening, her royal highness was proceeding in her carriage from Frogmore House to Windsor Castle ...
... information was received at Bow-street, that a woman, forty-five years of age, named Mary Jukes, the wife of the landlord of the Golden Cross, Hales Owen, Shropshire, had absconded from her home with a sweep, named Henry Copestoft, who is described as being ...