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... Btatt Captain Edward H. Calver and Staff Commander John Richards. Found Dead in Bed. — An inquest was held at the Golden Lion Tavern, Golden Lion-lane, Portsmouth, oh Satur- day, by the borough coroner, ilr. W. H. Garrington, on the body of Jemima JViaggs ...
... severally and eaeb of you taken back to the . place from whence you came, from thence to tbe common gaol . of tbe county of Kent, and from thence to a lawf si place of exe- cution, and that there yon be each ot you hanged by the neck i until yon be dead ...
... peas have about come up to expectations, the return in each case being in excess of the average, aut. the quality excellent. Boots, also, are still looking re, inerkably weU. Complaints of the potato dieesee nave brooms less frequent, although still prevalent ...
... 144. 6d. per cwt., Golden sod Vibert. Moist sager, tl 13e. ed. per cwt., Golden and Vibert. Loaf sugar, sd. per lb.. Tobaooo, 3s. 7iel. per lb., Lock and Jor da n. Te. Is. M. Dean. tj.trne. l3ll , to . gupezior) 2s. 7.1.. per Golden and ey Vibert. Candle ...
... representatives, and the number should be curtailed. THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. FEET-WIPING. A correspondent of the Daily News gives the following description of hop-picking in Kent and the feet-wiping performance practised upon novices : The walk was right ...
... IN CCELO QUIES: Thou shalt have rest in heaven ! My weary soul Upon the golden pmmise soiree; And all its wasting toil and waxing dose The prospect eases. here, there is labour from the morn till tight, And oares crowd in when toile are tlaisLed ; ...
... removal sent frcoof charge to all parts. Goods or exchanged. Note the Address; W. KINSELL, 36 & 38, LAKE ROAD, LANDPORT. W. BOOTS, GENERAL RAILWAY' CARRIER & FORWARDING AGENT, TO ALL PARTS OF THE KINGDOM. Offices—Swan Street, Laxdport, Portsmouth. BEGS ...
... on amount of its rigid character. Then, in Thuga or Muir Vito+ we have a choice. The newt popular or useful, perhqw. is the golden variety, although this will he displaced in a few years by its rival. Semler Aureacens -exactly the same habit, but bag the ...
... J. Carter Taylor, a pair of boots, the same being divisional necessaries. The offence was clearly proved; and, upon conviction, the defendant was fined .C. 5 and, in addition, directed to pay treble the value of the boots, and the costs. Aam T ELY IN ...
... escaped. I took shelter a house close by, and sent the landlady of that house back the lodging house from which escaped to fetch boots. When I found thatNotting bawl was getting too hot for me I came Sheffield, and did good bit of work.’ One of the places I ...
... CHRISTCHURCH TIMES -ZATUILDAT, MARCH 22, 1573. CURIOUS SCANDAL CASE. The Stafford Assizes the case of Lovett v. Kent Was tried before Mr. Justice Qusin and a special This was an action of slander for speaking words imputing murder and forgery to the plaintiff ...
... very comfortable, durable, and waterproof. Leather Soled Boots repaired and clumped with Gutta Percha on a new principle, which renders them waterproof and durable. Spring Sides put in old Boots machinery as neatly as when new, at a reduced rate. Waterproof ...