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... Upton, 173, Lewisham High Road. Kent, tailor and outfitter Cbaa. Drake, of Becclea, Suffoik, auctioneer. Richard Fenton. Dewsbury, Yorkshire, coal and lime merchant. Wm. Simpson, of Lane, and Browaroyd, Bradford, boot and shoe maker. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED ...
... GALLERY, ALBION ST. On TUESDAY NEXT, E’even o’clock. To Shopkeepers. Private Families, and Others. TWO pairs Ladies’and Kent BOOT 3 and SHOES. DRAPERY, Tea, Locks and Castors, Furniture, Iron Bedsteads, Pianoforte, Harmonium, Also on JS'ert, at One o’clock ...
... stubble swedes and rape will be sown. Wheat cutting became general abont the 7tb insk —Charles Whitehead, Burning House, Maidstone, Kent, August 10. The wheat crop may be two-thirds of »n average. Of barley good breadth was sown, and the crop is much over ...
... front window ; but it so happened that Mr. Kent was just entering the house, so that he caught prisoner with open arms. A crowd speedily collected, and a cry was raised that the prisoner had a knife : but Mrs. Kent seized his hands and held them behind ...
... Lobley. John Slater, chemist, Beeston-hill, to Charlotta Ann fourth daugbter of the late Mr. John Clark, formerly of the Golden Lion Hotel. Leeds. On Wednesday, at the parish church, Leeds, Richard Humphrey, to Mary Ann Bcboley, both of Leeds—Same day ...
... and upon Mr. Kent, the father. All sorts of wild and utterly improbable stories were put about. The nurse was charged before the magistrates, but there was absolutely no evidence against her, and the prosecution had to be withdrawn. Mr. Kent himself incurred ...
... The golden news along the steppes blown. And at thy name the Tartar tents are stirr'd; Elburz and all the Caucasus have heard; And all the sultry palms of India known, Alexandre waa. The voices of our universal sea capts of Afric on cliffs Kent, The ...
... Superintendent Registrar's Office, Leeda, John Kelly, meohauio, to Mary Aun Reed, both of Leeds. Kent-Pearson.-June Bth. at the parish church, Leeds, Thomas William Kent, mason, of Potternewton, to Martha Pearson, both ot Headingley. Little?Jones.?Jnne, 3rd, ...
... Shallow was charged with stealing pair of boots, value Bj., the property Ed ward Swallow, residing 43, Southgate. The prisoner is the nephew; of the prosecutor, and lodged in the same house with his uncle, and the boots were missed from the bedroom the latter ...
... where a groom is kent and other help found; good wages.—For further particulars apply at Mr G. B. Brown e. Stationer, Lnmb Lane, Bradford. WANTED, respectable girl NURSE; also SECOND HOUSEMAID. Good cha actera indispensable.—Apply Golden Lion Hotel, Leeds ...
... the men of changing the boots supplied them for women’s and children’s boots for the use ot their families. Sergeant Chapman was also called in, and his boots were examined. Mr Grantham expressed the opinion that blncber boots for summer wear would be ...
... put into it. That was done after she was taken away. When she was removed she had a pair of Airs. Patrick's slippers ; no boots. Ilie room she occupied was rather dirty. 1 sometimes cleaned it. I did about three weeks or month before she was taken away ...