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... Miss Covell. He compared the boots with some footmarks and found them to correspond. He also found some chicken dirt and feathers adher-1 to the boots. Mr Biron—He was sure and satisfied he said to Seymour, Where are the boots you wore last night. Mr Arnold ...
... except a few sponge :akes. He asked the waiter to call him up at /clock the morning, and to bring up his boots, rhe waiter accordingly took tliS boots upstairs on following morning aud knocked at the door, but could not make anybody hear. The waiter communicated ...
... night, and that the boots which had worn were in the corner, but those were quite dry. another part of the room he found pair of boots which had been recently worn. On the following morning had Iloaro’s boots, and compared the boots both prisoners with ...
... LEATHER BOTTOMED BOOTS, That for price, style, and quality cannot be ualled. All sorts of Boots Repaired, either with Lea- ther or Gutta Percha. Gents’ Summer Boots from 5s 6d; Ladies’ ditto, from 3s 3d. Gutta Percha Bottomed Boots have ali S'tou ea ...
... found his soles tho >les -y ueodod. LEATHER BOTTOMED BOOTS, That for price, style, and quality cannot equalled. All sorts of Boots Repaired, either with Leatlier or Gutta Pereha. Gents' Summer Boots from 5s Cd; Ladies' ditto, from 3s 3d. VE,—Dick't Gmta ...
... viewed on the morning of sale-14, Mill-street, Maidstone. No.l, SOMERFIELD TERRACE, MAIDSTONE KENT. ELEGANT MODERN FURNITURE. Mr W. DAY, Jun., HAS received instructions from Captain Tupper, who is leaving Maidstone, to SELL by AUCTION, on the premises, on Friday ...
... the Auctioneer’s offices, 23, High*street, Maidstone. No. I, SOMERFIELD TERRACE, MAIDSTONE KENT. ELEGANT MODERN FURNITURE. Mr. day, jun. has received instructions from CAPTAIN TUPPER, who Is leaving Maidstone, to SELL AUCTION, on the premises, on FRIDAY ...
... Huggencn, Sir D. Salomons, and Mr. J. G. Talbot, and in the minority against, Captain Brinckman and Sir C. Wingfield. Wrvp Kent Militia.—(From Tuesday’s London Gazette.) —Lieut. S. R. Lewis, late Royal Marine Light Infantry, to bo Captain, vice Stileman ...
... his soles the soles tli >y needed. LEATHER BOTTOMED BOOTS, That for price, style, and quality cannot equalled, j All sorts of Boots Repaired, either witk Lea; ther or Gutta Perclia. Gents' Summer Boots from fid; Ladies' ditto, : from 3s 3d. OBSERVE,— Oici't ...
... discharged soldier, charged with stealing pair of boots belonging Henry Dalton, a sapper of the Royal Engineers. The prisoner went into the prosecutor's room while he was on sentry, and stole the boots, which he afterwards disposed of to a man named Martin ...
... Mailing Intelligence. MAIDSTONE COUNTY GAOL. THE PHEASANT ROBBEKY. Friday.â(Before the Hon. Ralph P. Nevill. George White, John Twiddy, and .Thomas Ttriddy jun., were charged at the county gaol, Maidstone, with having on the 24th day of Feb., stolen ...