... Glamorganshire, licensed victualler. Moore, Samuel, West Buckland, Somersetshire, dealer In turf. Pellatt, William, Maidstone, Kent, boot maker. BANKRUP7N, JAN. 14. Kortotike, D. B and 8., London-wail, City, hat manufacturers. l'crton, Willie Jun., Bed ...

... At the 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 close ...

... coroner's inquiry. The second case was that of a male child, about six weeks old, found in f l e ricer Darenth, near Dartford, Kent, the head of 'Ili& had been cut off. This body also awaits a coroner's inquiry, bat• that both infanta have • been on ilv murdered ...

... however, that the tumbler was rather nearer Mtn. Marshall than he had Oared it. Mrs. Marshall was asked whether she was wearing boots or shoes. She said shoes, and showed them to Mrs. Edmunds. A sheet of paper, held up by the medium in view of all, was rapped ...

... Roman Church, cillor of State, Austrian Field-marshal, Chamberlain, The Mackerel Fishery.—There at present an Knight of the Golden Fleece, and colonel of the 80th abundance of mackerel en the south coast Cornwall. R og r omt of Infantry. He served i n I ...

... upon the cliffs below. The setting sun gilds the monurrent erected by her Majesty in commembration of those who fell with a golden glory, and every marble tomb is as snowy white as on the day it was first raised. Drooping trees and lovely flowers surround ...

... forced out. On one side of the face was the impression of the nails of a heavy boot. Eldridge was at once apprehended, and his boots and trousers were taken possession of. The boots had evidently been partially washed, but there were marks of blood upon them ...

... sun, residing near the locality, has in his poesessiou a gallon full of the pnecioni metal, in pions of all aim.. Since the golden rent ' has lealnd out people hare been flocking to the diggings is orowds. Death of an Omnibus Condoner. lour and awe o'clook ...

... himself. Simpson admitted to having pledged the articles produced, but said he had done so at the request of John Tstre, a boot and shoe maker, of Wheeler-street, Spite'fields (the husband of the female prisoner), to whom be had given the money he had ...