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... before Mr. Justice James Allen Parke and Mr. Littledak: Medford. Wolite.day, July at Hertford Essex, 1. ebelm4ford ; Kent, Monday _Maidstone ; Sommt, Saturday, Aug. Law,.; TborsdaY 6 Between b I o'clock on Thursday worming, Mrs. Sinnock, of the Crown Wer-shop ...
... for 12 months. RYE. Pooh LAWS.---Yhe successful assault made by Mr Mt P. for East Sussex, upon the New Poor-law has him golden opinions from all sorts of men, in this It is certain that the iron rule of Somerset House cal much longer. This country ...
... Baker, so notorious for a recent inivtake in the supply of some charity bread. IVe copy arradvertisement that appeared in the Kent Herald, dignified by the signature of t his absolute extremity of the tail, who isso well fitted by nature and position to ...
... MINTING IN' THE TICKHAM Fox Hourtus will ~t on go tea Tan:stall ; TtiorsAay, 31st, at Challock Leis; at 1 . 3111 W THE EAST KENT FOX-HOUNDS will meet on Minden ; Saturday, April 2nd, at 11ockbe2'43r; 1 BIS. Mar. 19, at Barcrestone Rectory, RT the H lady ...
... PROFESSIONAL FEAT. On Thursday evening Mr. Sloman, the spirited manager of the Kent circuit, completed his undertaking to perform in three pieces at the Canterbury, Rochester, and Maidstone theatres within the hours of 7 and 12 o'clock. The time of performing ...
... the sudden death of George Stringer, Eaq. of Archer's Court, one of Her Majesty's .Justices of the Peace for the county of Kent, an Alderman of the borough of Dover, Captain of Moat's Bulwark, and one of the Commissioners of the court of Loadinanase. ...
... 0 0 010 0 0 0,0 00 0 Weald of Kent Bags 1830, 31 10s to 31 15s ; Pockets ditto, 31 15s to 41 Ws ; choice ditto, 51 ss. ; Bastard East Kent Pockets. 1835. 31 lOs to 31 15s; Pockets ditto, 31 15s .1 ss. ; Bastard East Kent Pockets, 1833, tain firm, and ...
... of the others, and put them into the fore boot. Returning for the others, he saw the prisoner, Matthews, had taken them from the office, and g one round to the other side of the coach to put them in the boot. On witness returning to the coach, the prisoner ...
... the room , Was particularly the orchestra, festooned with , e o bit mounted with flags, bearing the names of (the Duchess of Kent) and her illustrious improvement was apparent in the various ratio for competition, and we trust that the rec en e d the an ...
... state beforehand that he never touched a boot, and inquired who was to do the black work ? That I do myself, cried the Colonel, throwing the inkstand in his face; and, as you never touch a boot, I must make my boot touch you,—with which words he kicked ...
... gentlemen to pass a few yards beyond the place they were king in ambush be. tore they fired. Mr. Wry land was subsequently reed to Golden, but serious apprehensions are eider. tained for his recovery. as the had not been extracted *hen our informant wrote,and ...
... THE POWER OF GOLD, With gold mankind can buy the world's great stock— A golden key - can open ev'ry lock ! Man's conscience can be bought with little Gold: Vitt ue, though never bought, is often sold! By heroes glory now no longer's sought, Since that ...