... unit., aged 20, Walls Bank, Hope Bowdltr, Edv.iu, third son Fraucis and Charlotte George. GRIFFITH- Inst, aged 20, Rectory, Kent, Isabella Anne Maty, eldest danghter the Rev. T. Llowilyn.Grifßth, rector of Deal, and granddaughter the late T. T. Grillith ...

... per cel, containing three pairs of boots, from the George Inn, Gas tie-street, the property Mr. J. Pound, of Mai brook Hall. Mr. Bowles prosecuted, and kb. Chandler defended prisoner.—Mr. Pound Identified the boots his property.— Ann Christmto, servant ...

... for fine wines and brandies. The salary was to commence at the tempting sum of £l5O per annum, with liberal commission to boot. After some correspondence, Mr. Brown betook himself to London, and sought out and entered Denbigh Hall, Old Jury. Ha ushered ...

... fortnight’s time wheat catting will pretty general. The plant la changing colour fast, and the country is rapidly assuming the golden tints of summer. Judging from the reports from those countries where wheat has been already gathered to our harvest should ...

... Australia, New Zealand, India, China, &c. Land grants, Australia, America. Enclose stamp.—Houlston, Agent. Oakengates. BOOTS.— Wanted, a Boots, one who understands billiards. Apply at the Church Stretton Hotel, Church Stretton, Shropshire. BOWMAN Wanted (in-doors) ...

... Dore KENT MURDER —Steohen G ammbrill was cha Powell Canterbary op Tuesday with the murder o f arthar Choir o farmer. The brother of the deceased assisted in | | Baker moulds of footmarks on the spot of ¢! davies, ing of plaster tncided with boots, The ...

... present. 0. CHALLINOR. Plaintiff, who shoemaker, sued defendant for 12s. Od. for a pair boots supplied 1877. Defendant’s wife appeared, and stated that the boots , and 2*. 61. for ▼atncssoa’cjrponsoß, by instalments 2s. per month.IOHNSON V TANSLEY. This ...