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... clothed, loathing and I Defence, Pearson, at Melbourne, September, from Liverpool, of wheat land-carriage samples from Essex and Kent was WHITECHAPEL, LONDON, Wednesday, Jan. 2. and in capital health and spirits. There had been some se- , y g r e- and their ...
... newspapers. Gateshead Observer. Smuggled Boots and Lace.-In the days when high- Leeled French boots were the pride and fashion there was a shoemaker London who made fortune by the sale of the best Paris boots at price which all his fellow-tradesmen declared ...
... looks remarkably well. As Aristocratic Insolvent. —In the Maidstone County Court, on Tuesday, the Hon. Adolphus Frederick Capel, brother of the Earl of Essex, and insolvent in the county jail of Kent, was sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment, at the suit ...
... Government to receive states. Service 'An insotvist.—ln the Maidstone County Court, on Tuesday, the Mn.. Adolphus Frederick Capel, brotherof the Earl of Essex, an Insolvent in the county jail of Kent, was sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment, at the suit ...
... Seats, 2d ; Members, half-price 17 Lindsay Street, 11 March 1856. CHEAPNESS, DURABILITY, AND ELEGANCE OF FIT, AT LEARMONTH'S BOOT ESTABLISHMENT, 53 MURRAYGATE. DANCING ACADEMY, BELL STREET HALL. MR SINCLAIR, Professor of Dancing, &c, begs announce that ...
... Cook, and for the murder of Ann Palmer. The bills were ignored in the case of Walter Palmer. Richard Bouchier, tried at Maidstone on a charge of manslaughter, arising out of the running down of the Josephine Willis, has been acquitted. The Waterford Mail ...
... local charges on shipping commenced on Friday with the case of Liverpool. EA itt.Cower.a, who died on Tuesday evening at Maidstone, was attending the Assizes, and while in Court house was suddenly seized with spasms of the heart. He was removed to a n ...
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... Sandwith, and to abide by his decision ; and on these terms of Halt to receive him. -~ THe DucHESS OF Kent RopBED.—The private apart- | ments of the Duchess of Kent, in St James’s Palace, were broken into last week, and upwards of £500 worth of silver plate, ...
... the baptismal font used when Ethelhert, King of Kent, was admitted into the Christian Church, thirteen hundred years ago. Near the church are the remains of a palace, once the abode of the Majesty at Kent. I had time before the emelt started to ascend ...
... the fact no secret. It is Lord Maidstone. Within the last few hours he has been obliged to succumb to the long-pending pressure liabilities, utterly beyond his power to grapple with, and has quitted England. Lord Maidstone had ordinary amount of abilities ...
... the Prince of Wale, have not taken place, conaequence of the serious illnea. the Prince of Iwmiltgen, son of the I Inches of Kent, and half-brother to the Queen. Her Maicsty has dispensed with the usual attendance of the military and private han.l. in the ...