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... greenhouse. Dreadful Murder at Otterdex, near Lbniiam.—A dreadful murder was committed on Saturday erening last, at Otterden, Kent. A small farmer and his wife, named Jenkins, being desirous of spending the evening at wedding party, had engaged Hannah Giles ...
... inquiry was Dreadful Murdbr at Ottkrdbn, nrar Lbnham.—A dreadful murder was committed on Saturday evening last, at Otterden, Kent. small farmer and his wife, named Jenkins, being desirous of spending the evening at wedding party, bad engaged Hannah Giles ...
... arriral af Queen just taken at the Castle, which has created the most als '*■ oae. bn ol no oct. loi Adelaide, but the Duchess of Kent took eaneatrian and excitement throughout her Majesty's household. The greai J* 1838. 183 D. 'wcaEAaa BKcaßasa exercise the ...
... at the late Kent assizes; that he took no steps therein, and witness went to .Maidstone and wailed there several days to no purpose. A few days before the assizes the prisoner told him to send him 5/. to London, and meet him at Maidstone on the 11th, ...
... r, Oct 1& CERTIFICATES, Oct. 15. R. Bryan, Knncklass, Radnorshire, hop-merchant—J. P. Lloyd, Coventrj -street, Hayraarkct, boot-maker. DISSOLUTIONS or PARTNERSHIP. J. Sams and P. Welsh. Somerton, Somersetshire, drapers—W. Browett. sen., and A. Browett ...
... . bookseller, Nov. ft. Dec. 10, at twelve. AU. Robson, Clifford’s Inn, Fleet-street. RICHARDSON, R., Judd-strect, New-mad, boot and shoe-maker. Nov. 5. at half-putt twelve, Dec. 10, eleven. Att. Heatb, Charlotteraw. Mansion-house. BANKRUPTS to suitmcvosa ...
... in East and West Kent still uncut, and if this unfavourable weather should continae there would be some ground for uneasiness. At present, however, we are happy ts he able to state, authority, material injury has been done.— Maidstone Journal. Barley cutting ...
... American war. He went bed half-past seven o'clock ; and, as he went up-stairs, he complained of his head. On Friday morning his boots and some hot water were taken up his room, and he was then discovered to lie dead in bed— By the Coroner: Wednesday evening ...
... the men tome ginger beer and ale. reaching St. Olave s-stairs, the the rudder, and continued to steer until arriving opposite Kent-wharf, London-brtdge, kept by Mr. Simmonds, when .he boa. was rowed over bage Banks Iwgged the unfortunate gentlemaii and lady ...
... Chicheater. Att. Surr, Lombard-streat IMTIDENDB. A C. Tucker, Burnham-market. Norfolk, linen draper, Jin. 14 B. Mercer, Capel. Kent, grocer, Jan. 14— J. Hancock, Wclbeck-strati. Cavendish-square, bath-proprietor, Jan. T. Robinson, Hunger* font-street. Stiand ...
... blacking a quantity of good old porter, which had thoroughly intoxicated the boots.” The explanation course satished every body, and the victim became very much enamoured of both the boots and the blacking. Reading in Bed.— Tuesday morning, at half-past four ...
... 3lr. JuitUoe Hertfordshire —W««lnes ...