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... by blamed. Sad, Al, to Mr. Ohartee Dedweil, Jan., Mord, &putt Mini.. bred by Mann. CLAIM —Sp•Olat Feld. To the owner of the boot cook sad two haw, LI, to Mr. Jenne Jouster. snook sad row yrs.. hen aynt, bred by yett, the., to Mr. Charlet Bedwell, Jan. ...
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... pair of boots, an umbrella, Mc., the goods of Richard Booker, hi. muter. The prisoner, it appeared, had been employed a few days by Mr. Booker, and lived in the house; but he got up early on Monday morning, the 19th, and decamped. The boots found on ...
... Porn% of Hatekkure. —TM, was the ems o an Indlutment for non-repair of a road leading ep to Mr. Bern ford Hop 'I. part, near Maidstone. The indkament bad Nee removed by certiorari Into this mart, and tiled before Mr. Jastlee William., at the Mummer Are/ses ...
... paid two guineas, a shilling of which was given him back. Ile also bought sit umbrella, for which he bad paid 3..; a pair of boots, for which ha had paid 41. ed. in part, and 3,. tor mending shoes to the same parson; a church service, for which he had given ...
... selected were Tees Taylor's emnedietta To oblige Henson. the burlesque Villein* and hes Dinah, concluding with the farce of Boots at tic Swan. Owing to flee large number of p g ,ple who oink! not be accommodated with room on Friers! night. seemed repr ...