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... to the issue office and chn‘é notes for gold. On leaving, he waa followed to Cheapside, where he went to & boot shop and purchased a pair of boots. He went to a coffee house in Aldersgate: street. He remained a few minutes, and weut to another one in the ...
... of Clapham, London | mous. papors; Mr. G. P. T. Drake, Btaltre'cs| picicher. Pass—Nellie Creed (singing); Ethel 300DWIN—GOLDEN —December Ist, ai the hv;.:altcn brace of pheasants; Mr. J. Ruston, Hems | (0o Syt of Miss Crosby, Epworth; Chureh, Eckington ...
... drowned. The men were from Lurgau on a pleasure trip. Tur latest returns of pauperism fn several of the union districts in East Kent show a marked increase both in cases of in-door and out-door relief. The cause of this is attributed to the bad hop-picking ...
... collision with s mud hus. Mr. Forster's neck was broken by the fall, and he died immediately. lel is coming to the front in Kent. Several farmers there have this season set up jam manufactories, and are now turning out hundreds of tons of jam, the grocers ...
... Royal Exhibition on the 3rd May Tur death is announced of Mr. James Whatmen: late M.P. for Maidstone. The deceased genzlmm: at one time represented West Kent, THe Baroness Burdett-Coutts on Saturday opened a reading-room, forming a new wing to the Wandsworth ...
... ment. After careful notice had been taken of the position of the body when found, it was conveyed to the City Mortuary in Golden lane. Here a more extended oxamixufio{l :‘: m::)ic. Tb.f murd&‘c: WOIRAN Was ap) nt. ut 40 years of age, abou sft. in hdghtl ...
... “Il“ groom of the chambers, the head housemad, and the head coachman must each have their pound. The footman who cleans one’s boots and shoos expects at least ten shillings—and gets it. The men who earry luggage up and downstairs absorb another five shilings ...
... fierce conflict of parties in the Island of Thanet | in consequence of the death of Colonel King-Harman ; | for this division of Kent a Conservative was | again returned in the person of Mr. J. Lowther. In the same month two more Parnellite scats fell vacant ...