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... telling the maid servant that be had been sent by the station superintendent for Mr. Foster's bat and boots, the girl handed to him the bat and boots which her master was in the habit of using when making underground inspections of mines. The trick was ...
... Another gentleman, named Clarke, was saved. ATTEMPTED MURDER ASD SUICIDE.—The Maidstone correspondent of the Press Association states that ragedy oocarred Aylcaford. Maidstone, on Friday week. A man, named William Stone , mode a most determined attempt ...
... the fees for poor children and see to their attendance at school, bat have schools of their own. Salford, Wakefield, and Maidstone are amongst the number. There is a bint in this last fact for Penzance. Esjo'niß.'n' poe All.—However, if I am to be the ...
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... SENT TO PENAL SERVITUDE. . . A man named English, late a superintendent of the Kent county constabulary, was ...
... sent from France. Tnit Bow and Arbow.—ln the year 1497, the people of Cornwall rose in rebellion, and marched to Blackheath, Kent, whore they were defeated by Lord Dauborry, and their ringleaders executed. Lord Bacon says, “on this occasion they were armed ...
... father’s house in Viviau’s-court, and there found the boots produced, which prosecutrix identified as her property.—The mother said the child told her a servant in Alma-torraco had given her tho boots. Various complaints have been made to tho police about ...
... implements were found, also picks made out of the antlers of the red deer. Similar pits exist a short distance from Maidstone, in Kent, but they have never been thoroughly explored. In the Lciturt Hour for August, we find paragraph showing how similar ...
... inquest Mr. May, surgeon, said he did not believe the child was bom alive, and open verdict was returned. The Maidstone Journal says the Kent Court General Session have come to a very important decision with regard to county bridges. These structures are ...
... many steamers in Falmouth Harbour for the benefit of the outfitter.—A sweet-looking tailor at the Duke of Kent, Falmouth, with his wife’s boots on.—Falmouth Harbour sadly in want of dredging.—The county town Cornwall three miles from a railway station ...
... D.A.V., aged 30. Jeffery.—June 17. at the Coombe, Newlyn, Miss Catherine Jeffery, aged 19 years. Kent.—June 23, at Trevethau, Gwcnnap, Mr. Nicholas Kent, aged 61. Kes-sell.—June at Trcvarrack, Gulval, Charles Henry White, youngest and dearly beloved son ...