... fiaij y*rd labourer, named Elliot, was found in a wheat of Se to * he highroad near Pheasant Close, in the Isle t ft( j ,®PPy, Kent. There were marks of blood on the road, He f aD P ea red that the body bad been dragged into the fie 1 ae *d- There are marks ...

... deceased's feet were two deep impressions of the toes of a man's boots, one of them being peculiar from the half of the iron tip at the toe of the boot having been off, and the prisoner's boots exactly corresponded with these impressions ; and at a place ...

... Thr? atll St Giles's, £3,000; Hospital for Diseases Golden-.quare, London, £500; Kent County .^,C' fl .'; C r £1,000; Corporation of the Sons of £}. f i.itl v 000 5 King's College Hospital, £5,000 ; Kent Ai le> y P9oA' ry Hospital, £2.000; Church Missionary ...