... view to the mitigation of the penalty, GUILDHALL. REciOCTED LOV3 OF A MlLlTIAAMAX.-S(phes Huenru Stoesrs, of Cupid-court, Golden-lane, appeared before MIr. Alderman Finnis in the uniform of a private in the militia, to answer the charge of annt ying and ...

... quarter-past seven. ; hlOUSE OF -CGOlMONSrda~y. The house met at four o'clock.' NEW MEMBERS.-Mr. Deedes' took his seat for .Est Kent, and Mr. Bagehaw his seat for Barwich. THE GREAT DRAINAGE QUESTION.-In reply to a question from Mr. Laurie, ,Sir. B. HALL went ...

... Mildarp Parlk, baker-J Pullman, Wood-eud, Green Hayes, cabin nekaer - 'G Marshall, Forest-bill, Kent, I publican-W White, Ryarash, Kent, out of ?? Gravesend, Kent, licensed victualler-J Hughes, Roche,7 Keut, out of busiuess-J Birch, Brighton, ?? iun, Benetaiple ...

... the fact that she pawned your boots on the Friday night ?-I do not 'know. It was either Friday night or Saturday morning. I am all muddled up. (The tickets were produced, and were dated the 28th, Friday.) She pawned the boots, did she not?-Yes, and I stood ...

... provinces. A few of his adventures we will briefly describe. Towards the middle of last month he made his appearance at Maidstone, in Kent, where, after in- traducing himself to several persons, and boasting of his re- speotable acquaintances in Canterbury ...

... mantelpiece. Before Christmas Iremember taking a bag of jewelley to a man named Coo-abes, wvho keeps a chandler's shop in Golden- lane. Brown told me to take all the jewellery there, as he was afraid the place would be searched, and that ' they were ...

... Idris Waters, Leyshon Thomeas, Thoomns Edwards, Johl Edwards, David Hitelsins, and William Hart ?? Collected at Mr. WN. Pow's Boot Factory at .KinuswVood (Wristol), per W. E. Sanders:- IV. Honse ?? . 0 0 6 J. Harrison ?? 0 6 IV. Sanders ?? . 0 0 6 S. Cooper ...

... Locomotive Depart. ment. Great Northera Railway, 15a 4d,; Rgad's Brewery 10 31; Watson'sJob at Whetstone, 143s3d; Wroltingham,4 Kent, 16a; C. B. M,, 63 6d; Silver Cup Joiners, 28s- Jackson and Son,.Dacoritors, 20j; West-erd Society ci Upholsterars, 6;; Horalaydown ...

... insured in the Sun Fire Office. Fires also took place at.Day and Martin's blacking-factory, High Hol- born; and also at No. 105, Golden-lane, St. Lukes; but the damage done was incousiderable.-The following horses were sold by auction, by the Messrs. Tattersall ...

... a sentence of three years' penal servitude upon Mary Ann Baker. THE EIT:H MURDER,. TRIAL OF THE ACCUSIED. At the Kent Assizes, nt Maidstone, yesterday, befor Mr. Justice Wills, Henry Kelsey was charged with murdering Thomasina. Burton, at Erith, on No ...

... - S Dunk, Pangs, Surrey, builder-H Wright, Plumistead. Kent, chemist's as- 3istant-S Clarke, Ealing, laundress-T Pearrnan, Queen's- road, Bayswater, ?? Newton and W -ewton, Brewer-street, Golden-square, out of business--B iare, Naw Wimbledon, Surrey, ...

... citizen might do in endeavouring to assist the unei- ployed. He had lived in America for twenty-fve yesi s. Cherry said he was a boot-maker-a master man, bat he also was not seeking work for himself. He had en- deavoured as far as he could by moral influence ...