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... 016.. ESTABLISHED 1852. NEWPORT AND CARDIFF, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1574. Addresses. BOOTS! BOOTS!! BOOTS!!! BUY OF THE MAKER AND SAVE FROM 15 TO 20 PER CENT. GOLDEN BOOT ESTABLISHMENT, 124, COMMERCIAL -STREET, Newport. —JAMES HORNER returns ...
... Hotel, Strood, Kent, ale and stout merchant 11 William, High-street, Tenby, draper Idulph Charlotte Augusta Frances, Trewarren, Pem- Ie. brokeshire, spinster * s Thomas, Winfarthing, Norfolk, farmer and cattle lealer w. >pEdward, Hoo, Kent, grocer 5 n Gwvnne ...
... order to remover her health and spirits. antordizgly left London on Saturday evening for Kent, accompanied by a yoitogsr tutor. Previous to her departure for Kent Alice Rhodes admitted that there might have been neglect, bat certainly not wilful starvation ...
... Chetrrol Street, Carnarron, the wife of Mr William Hugh Owen, auctioneer, of a daughter. 2nd Inst,, the wife Mr D. Holgate, Boot Werehouse, Pifgh Street, Denbigit, of a darghter. lst iest., at Penmen Viocarge, the wife of the Rev. Thomnas Warren Trevor ...
... bailee of boots Mr Davies : Where he to sell the boots except to person was in the habit of buying second boots Those boots might have been worn by Harries They fitted him comfortably because great many persons including myself prefer to wear ...
... notion of baring to clean his own gun, grease his own boots, and probably wonders what amusement can be found in shivering with cold in a punt, or wading knee-deep in mud for the sake of a few golden plovers. The writer of Hints on Shore Shooting, however ...
... mere than one splendid crop. The crop of hay is likewise excellent in Westmoreland.*’ Reporting on the bop gardens of Kent, the Maidstone Journal remarks that owing the long drought the hop bine in some of the plantations, where the soil is thin, haicometo ...
... A MURDERER. James Parris, the Ryarsh murderer, convicted at the last Kent assizes of the brutal and totally motiveless murder of a little boy, named Crouch, was hanged at Maidstone gaol on Tuesday mornMi_v, Harwood being the executioner. The convict committed ...
... the eempialnants to pay plasm to the for assts. 01A SPLENDID GOLDEN Zeoz.n.—Thell Advertiser says that as two man engaged reesetly in repairbg • boese at Cretinism* they observed a golden on the ground, what proved to be a rabb:t. One d the ma the bird ...
... clock strikes nine. Bobby and Prissy must sit very still. The sun shines in with a slanting beam, And a spider spine in the golden stream. Bobby, 'tis said, can work if be will; He watches the spider and bites hi pea, Nor knows be a page of the Feudal Age ...
... Archibald, 2, Preston terrace, St. Margaret's, Kent, gentleman (and draper Lewis Daniel, King* street, Carmarthen, grocer Lewis Henry, Llandelov, Pembrokeshire, bootmaker Longley John, School House, Rainham, Kent. schoolmaster Llewellin Anne. 4. Waterloo terrace ...
... SENTENCED TO DEATH. the Maidstone Assizes, Thomas Moore, forty-two, labourer, has been charged upon an indictment, and also by the coroner’s inquisition, with the wilful murder of his wife, Mary Anne Moore. The prisoner was labouring man, and rdfcided ...