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... Lodgings.— room wanted —Kent must be Moderate. Persons having such will please leave Terms Southern Rej>ortcr COOKS, GENERAL SERVANTS, and HOUSEMAIDS may find Engagements Good Places on liberal terms, applying at TcRKBrLL's Register, The Post Office, ...
... London. \V, ICE SAFES and REFRIGERATORS.— , Kent's Patent Ventilated. ! Produce results in the preservation fresh Provisions which cannot obtained ! other Safe or Refrigerator. Price £3. ISs ! to £OO. G. KENT. Patentee and Manufacturer the Rotarv Knife ...
... William Linton, Slocthornbank, Selkirk. EGGS from Golden Pencils which beat the Edinburgh and Aberdeen Winners at Melrose. Price for Thirteen. William Linton, Slocthornbank, Selkirk. EGGS FOR SALE. Golden Pencil Hamburgh, 4s per Setting of Thirteen. James ...
... drowned in the Sulr some months ago. A reprieve for Richard Towneeod, who was sen* to death Kent Assizes for the murder his wife Dartford, was received Maidstone Prison Saturday. At Dumbarton Sheriff Court last week Thomas M'Kwan, mason, was fined £3, including ...
... butcher establishment in the Borough of London last week. A boy named Kent had placed rat in the boot of another lad named Knowles. A quarrel ensued, when knivea were drawn, and Kent was so seriously stabbed that died at Gny Hospital. Death Dbishixo Whisky ...
... hat summer. WE just shook heady with her, and cortaird to her. Her eldest son stood beside her, and made a few remarks to me &boot the weather, and we passed on and talked with other people. As I watched the President's head above the crowd around I remembered ...
... his legs lying roasting across the fire. The poor fellow must have been in this torturing position for some time, as his boots were all but burned off his feet, and both his legs from his knees downwards were literally roasted to the bone, and reduced ...
... Frederick Street, Birmingham, who had l»een staying Kent Hotel, Hyde, We of Wight, went to lied late on Wednesday night, leaving his cases of jewellery in the stock-room. On Thursday morning, when the boots was about to take the cases to the railway station ...
... bark were lying upon the pathway. Close to the body was a handkerchief, which contained some dried bread. The deceased's left boot was nearly off, and newly rent, as if by force. Near his left shoulder down the back was a dark streak, and lower down a dark ...
... remarked, when at Bath, he had charge of precise/7 a similar case, the female in that Instance being no other than con stance Kent, DZATIL—An has bwn held London on the body of a man who had been seen *lent one o'clock on Sunday morning to down the steps ...
... of these female thieves. Many of them were in rags, scarcely one was comfortably attired. Had a general inspection of the boots and under-garments of these forlorn creatures been possible, the result of the inquiry would probably have been horrible. Only ...