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... Kent Audit.âWe have the pleasure to state that at the late rent audit of John Higford, Esq., held on Wednesday and Thursday last, that gentleman most liberally returned per cent, to his tenants. Falling the Elm Trees in the Cathedral Closk. âWe observe ...
... R.N., of daughter. MARRIAGES. May '29, at Wendlebury, Oxon, the Re*- W L ff - the Rev. Henry Dampier Phelps, Rector of Kent, eldest sou ol the Rev.T. P. Phelps, Vicar of Tarrington, iv this county, to Frances Jane, daughter of the late Rev. Walter ...
... done for were left to learn from experience the folly of transacting business with such worthless characters.— Burg Post. Golden Prospects for Felons.—The brilliant accounts which we receive from Australia throw a singular light on our present convict ...
... Addison, Mr. John Henderson, Mr. G. Atkinson, Mr. Davison, and Mr. Dyke. East Kent Election.—John P. Plumptre, Esq., who has represented the eastern portion of the county Kent for nearly the last twenty years, has just issued address to the electors, resigning ...
... chief-mate's room, found the chief-mate dressing, and said, Whose boots are these V* They are mine, replied the mate; and the officer, on looking into them, found forty watches the boots. The mate was putting on an article of dress capable of holding ...
... followed him back to the Inn, Stanway, where the man put up, and Mr. Kent then toot him into custody. Returning with him to Colchester, he was safely deposited at the police-station, and Mr. Kent took the train for Kelvedon. the meantime the prisoner, who pave ...
... lined the shore for nearly half-a-mile; and, while the men attended to their boat, a shoal of urchins carried them off. Floods Kent and Essex. —On Thursday night a heavy storm of thunder and lightning burst over the valley of the Medway, after having inflicted ...
... S. Davis, East Smithfield, London, clothiers. Vincent, Canterbury, boot and shoe maker. Cobb, Maidstone, kent, builder. Leiifh, Windsor, Berkshire, wine merchant. Thame, Greenwich, Kent, ironmonger, Pratt, Nsohells Mill, Aston, juxt* Birnain(rham, thimble ...
... his apprehension. Walker was next day taken into custody to Maidstone, where, understand, he will procure bail, and the case will be tried at the next July assizes.— Kent Herald. Pegging Boots and Shoes by Machinery.—We have now before us a pair of shoes ...
... throat, tearing away the flesh with the toe of his boot. Her arms, legs, and body were dreadfully swollen and bruised. The Court properly gave him six months hard labour. A plover, literally a golden one, was shot near Melbourne, by a gentleman, in the ...
... fingers and about his person. He a native of Maidstone, in Kent, and was last seen at Folkstone. There are several charges of forgery against him. Information to be given to T. Hazle, superintendeut, Kent county constabulary, Craubrook.— Bow-street, March ...
... and extensive robbery was found to havti beenjcomm. ted the house of Mr. Barringer, an independent gentleman, situate in Old Kent-road-place, near the Bnekleyers Aim«. The house was unprotected, Mr. Barringer on the Continent. The discovery appears to have ...