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... and Dufferin) Password-- Interesta etwr- yege , ng ;y for to' CRUISE OF THE SIX HUNDRED. struggle between the labourers in Kent and the farmers who locked them out has ended in the men's depattare for New Zealand. 'rhe men, it will be remembered, struck ...
... flavour, but so wanting in lasting strength as to please less than any other. FINIiT SILVNRY LEAN GENPoWDER NI. per lb. The very boot Green Tea ; unusually rich; brink and grows; sold by dealers at very high prices, even up to tie per no. COFFEE. Finest Ceylon ...
... Hospitals and Prisons at the following places Southern District. 1, Christchurch. 2. Devises. 3, Dorchester. 4. Fort Forohsm. 6. Golden HUL 6. Haslar'(Gosport). 7. Bilsss. 8. Matchwood. 9. Netley. 10. Pmkhunt. 11. Portland. 12. Portedown Hill Forts IS. Portsmouth ...
... -appeared for defendant. This was a claim for p4yruent to making a pair of Wellington boots, on July 10th, 1875. Plaintiff hail met the defendant once since the boots were sent to him and asked him to settle the account, when he said ha thought he had ...
... Woodford, Mrs Susan, care N. P. Bank, Ringwood, Woodhouse, Rev ,\lfred Joeoph. IdeHill, near Woodland, Mias Jane, Middle Deal, Kent [Kent Woodland! Mina SibelK, Willow Cottage, Middle Deal Woodman, Edward, Sutton, Surrey, gentleman Woodman, Rev. John Sibley ...
... the boots for la. Prisoner had threepennyworth of brandy and then left. The neat day she bought a pair of boots from Mary Ann Wills, and paid her es. and gave her two throes of gin. On Friday evening P.C. Reeks went to her house for the boots, and ...
... third, 10s., Mr. J. T. Browne, St. Austell, Cornwall ; highly commended, Mr. F. Wanly, Maidstone. Claw hi.—Game, any other variety—First, L 2. Mr. F. Wards, Maidstone; second, El, Mr. J. Voiaito, Jeremy; third, 10e., Mr, J. A. De Ls Mare, Guernsey; highly ...
... Four entries. Mr. Turner's Alarm took first prize, and Mr. C. A. King'. Undine second. Six sovereigns, for haltdecked sailing boots not exceeding Ink in length. twat, £1; second, £2. Five entries. The winning boats were Mr. G. B. Aldridge's Sea Nymph and ...
... correspondent telegraphs that Superintendent Gifford, of the Maidstone borough police,after an investigation, acceeded on Sunday in apprehending one of the men engaged in the jewel robbery at Halstead, Kent. The superintendent afterwards left for Chathans,where ...
... William Jolbffe, jun., Chesil, in the Island of Portland, plumber, painter, glazier, and gasiitter ; Helen Raw, Wimborne Minster, boot and shoemaker. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Lord Wolverton's Hounds—Monday, Hill Farm, Iwerne ; Friday, October 17th, Ashmore—at 11 ...
... Frome, the Rev. W. J. E. Bennett, is at present on a visit to Germany for the benefit of hiA health. Three crituinala in Maidstone gaol have had their execution postponed through the prior engagement of Calcraft ! Traces of pit-coal have been discovered ...
... third, Mrs. Turner Turner, - ; very • commended, Mrs. Tur- golden , highly oomme.—_ oar Turner, silver ; highly oommended, Lady silver, Mr. C. H. Mayo, silver, dittoigolden, ditto common, ditto golden. The Point cup for dragoons was awarded to Mr. P. Graham ...