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... expected to bourne near Maidstone, Jamos Sellcn was committed for take place at Balmoral.” trial at the Kent assizes, charged with the wilful murder of It stated that her Majesty has signed the Peter Smith Tburnliam, near Maidstone, Saturday documeuts relating ...
... cruelly ill-treating dog, on the 22nd alt. —Defendant pleaded guilty.—Mr. Richardson appeared to prosecute, and said Mr. Morris, boot and shoemaker, of Cheapside. had his possession three or four favourite mastiffs. The defendant lived in the same street as ...
... BKWffOBT-ST&EtT. BOOT ESTABLISHIiKNT, NO. 8, BJLAD6IIAWNATI, EOLTOS. S. AND E. MeRCBB, Beg to Inform the Public of Dolton and neighbourhood, that May hare OPENED the above SHOP with Mrat-claaa Selection of MEN'S. WOMBWB. and CHILDREN S BOOTS,. SllOgS, and ...
... Cuirassiers, with their glittering casques and bright burnished breastplates, yellow facings, yellow saddle cloths, mighty boots, naked blades, and thundering big chargers. Next them went the Dragoons, blue and white, who looked almost modest after the ...
... A wall-tocurod anuua! GROUND KENT of 13i. OJ., arising from >perty aßjoinlng Lot 4, .n i.-ase to Miss Anno Harrisou for tb-j term of IGXJ years, with revoretou in same promises. Lot 6. A well-si-cured annual OSOl&'D KENT of £3 14s. Od., arissig from property ...
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... named Mary Jane Haghe* was charged with stealing a pair of women’s boots, of the value of 3s. Bd. from the shop of Mr. William Bromilow, boot and shoe dealer, of the Market Square. The boots were hung in the doorway about eight o’clock on Saturday night, ...
... them from above or from below. There waa silver Imiog every ml, and that silver lining was only the casket ' that contained a golden glory if we hid only patience to look for the key, and make use of it. It was surprising bow much wa might do ourselves. did ...
... first time within living memory successfully fished with the fly. The attention of conservator* is about be directed to the Kent, au erceedingly valuable salmon river. Mr. Duckland ha-* consented to draw up plan for the improvement of the weir*. Ou Saturday ...