... named Mary Jane Haghe* was charged with stealing a pair of women’s boots, of the value of 3s. Bd. from the shop of Mr. William Bromilow, boot and shoe dealer, of the Market Square. The boots were hung in the doorway about eight o’clock on Saturday night, ...

... charged with wing her son, aged six years, from the third-floor window a house Sun-court, Golden-lane. This wa, because the boy would not let her have hi* boots sell for gin! The committee appointed by the Duke of Nor;hum berland to decide on the mode ...

... i'iio Ili aof the enemy ia even less than last night. The Times correspondent says—“ rter come m, who reporta that missed golden opportunity hut Monday. It appears that the Knssiaas were .i! the ami march the Turks, and received information .■.me •. J ...

... great work which the prisoner believed himself to have been appointed by the Almighty to do. Mr. James Barker, 6f Crayford, Kent, brother of the prisoner, stated that he (the prisoner) had been bloek-cutter m Manchester for the last 20 years, and had always ...

... travelling, he said, in the finest county in England—Kent—aud had been in the neighbourhood of the residence of Mr. Ridgwav, whose estate, he w told, was one of the finest in that line county. Kent was, of course, an agricultural county, and when he heard ...

... statute will take effect, and we feel it our duty in the interest of education give every publicity the fact that all the golden opportunities and the priceless privileges of an university education at Oxford aie now open any respectable lad, of whatever ...

... oar, while the resplendent luminary the day has withdrawn from the earth, till the bright aurora gilds the eastern sky with golden light, and then, with thy characteristic galantry, accompany the fair unsophisticated participants thy pleasure to their paternal ...

... merchant, for an improvement in the manufacture of tin plates, and terno or loaded plates. July 17, 1858.—William Wildes, of Maidstone, Kent, paper maker, for an improved arrangement or arrangements of machinery for reducing vegetable matter to pulp. July 17 ...

... On the *Jnd nit. aged jrcart, Mr. James Rodgklu, Streetgate. Little Hulton. .„ ~ _ „ On the 23rd ult. aged 54 rears. Hugh Golden. Howell-croft, Alice, wile James Faro worth, aged rears, Back oth‘- Bant . , , On the alt. aged rears. Marr Ellen, daughter ...

... pair of women's boots, from the house of Mr. John Young, provision dealer, Back Foundry-street, whoso service she had been for about a week December last. A fortnight after she had left the paletot was missed, and subsequently the boots. The first-named ...

... there is not a finer, more picturesque, or suitable spot in the whole of the Principality. I The Princess of Wales is winning golden opinions from all who have the honour of coming within the circle ! of her acquaintance. To the poor her Royal Highness is ...

... Enfield cartridges, the day, even from Allahabad. The cause, of course, we not oof were connected by garlands formed of holly, golden another group of cabinet ministers made their moss plate of some four Queen’s corps, paymasters’ chests and know. Communication ...