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... leather that they had missed, when prisoner said the soles of the boots he was wearing were pair Austin had got for him. policeman was then sent for, and was given into custody. In answer Mr. Kent, witness said prisoner had been in their employ about six years ...
... referring to the price of a young lady's boots. The plaintiff, who sought to recover the price thereof, is a boot and shoe maker in Magdalen Street; and both and his wife deposed in the most emphatic manner that the boots had been ordered ana delivered the ...
... jaw, 2ft. 4in.; eye-socket, Tin. in diaroetsar; foreleg, including thigh beme, 7ft, long, weight ?*|[:^ c 4 - IQd- to ild. Kent ,]. t 1501 b. The bones were petrified. According to 1W bd^ter.ftL measurements hitherto made the skeleton is about to ls!tMd ...
... Herts. Mr. Wm. Riddell, Hundalee, Jedburgh. Mr. W. H. Robarts, 46, Museum Street, C. Mr. W. Poper, Front, Tunbridge \V ells Kent. Mr. Thos. Rose, Melton Magna, Norfolk. Mr. Edward Scriveu, Leamington, Warwickshire. Prof. Sheldon, Sheen, Derbyshire. Mr ...
... is now very considerable. The demand was slow and trade very dull. The following are this day’s quotations :—Kent Victoria, 180 s. to 2105.; Kent Regents, 180 s. 2005.; French Chardons, 965. to 100 s.; Belgian Kidneys, 120 a.; German Beds, 755. to 120 s ...
... ng markets daring the week English and foreign wheats were firm. KENT, Saturday.— The trade in Kent daring tha week has been quiet; prices about the some last week. Market at Maidstone on Thursday dull; prices showed material variation. Grinding barley ...
... others did. For instance, I heard that Mr. Warner Wright was putting on almost anybody, and at the Golden Dog heard that it would take days to pay them. The Golden Dog was Liberal committee room, and where Messrs. Bennett and Breese operated. I should not have ...
... M.R.0.8., Senior Surgeon to the Bmex and Coldiester Hospital. John Wooloott, Esq., F.8.C.8., Founder the Kent County Ophthalmic Hospital. Maidstone. T. Smith Rowe, Eeq., M.D., Senior Burgeon to the Royal See Bathing Infirmary, Margate. C. B. Badcliffe ...
... Trinity Church, Dover, has been collated bis Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury to the united Rectories of oar gate and Snave, Kent. Ist Norfolk R.V.C.*The following appointments have been gazetted . *Ensign J. B. Bridgman to be Lieutenant, eiaf Harwell resigned; ...
... prices were stationary-20b. to 80s. per stone. KENT, Saturday.—The depression in the wheel trade has continued at the whole of onr markets held during the week, and very little business has been done. At Maidstone, on Thursday, with a short enpply on offer ...
... Johnson's ditto, Timba’ Things not Generally Known, 6 vole.— H. Vice- Chairman's prize (Bev. J. Bailey) Pouehet’s Universe —Golden R. Honours, 2nd Class.— Mr. Johnson’s prize, Woods’ Homes without Hands— Robertson W. A. Mr. Johnson’s ditto. The Sea— Morton ...
... fully as dear; oats 6d. to Is. more money. KENT, Saturday— There has been slight improvement in the wheat trade most of our markets during the week in matter of prices, but trade has been by means active. At Maidstone, on Thursday, choice samples sold at a ...