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... famous Kent MoreUa, supersedes the use of wine many households. much favoured by Sportsmen, and is alto recommended by the Medical Profession valuable tonic in cases of weaknesa— Order of any Wine Merchant, or direct of T. Grant, Distillery, Maidstone, 42a ...
... the property of William Chapman, at Kirton. Mr. Ebenezer Brown, warder in Maidstone gaol, proved previous convictions against Jackson, who had gone in the name of James Webb, in Kent. Jackson was sentenced to twelve months' hard labour, and two years' police ...
... the descendants of Crusaders Peers of Stuart creation.. One of them wore top-boots; a second showed no linen of any sort, and had obviously bor- rowed a wig; and to the boots of the third were attached several straws. I appeal to you for protection. We ...
... asked for beer, and able to for gave the shirt instead. GtOlQ was charged with buying oue pair of boots sfll ' Hall said he knew prisoner, and took the boots and got 3s 6d for them. The magistrates five each and costs, Horton's beiug £2 Os 6d, £1 Goodyear's ...
... interesting record the first article, by Mr. J. Pigott, jun., on the Golden Age of Art writer, who begins with the remark tbat tbe last twenty yean of our time are worthy tbe appellation golden on accountant the prices which modern artist* obtain for their ...
... Rolt-tfs. The ware left in the gearing-house, and missed the same ntjht the coat. Prisoner bad ex changed the leggings for pair boots st hawker's at Committed * trial both charges.â Wm. Jeuop was charged with stealing a sail from boat lying in tbe river Trent ...
... the th* wdl of James Lewin, deceased, Swineshead, Hunts, farmer, was proved by Tho* Eads, of Yeldon, Bedfordshire, farmer, Boot Crawley, of MeJchbourn*, Bedfordshlre, farmer, and Robt Lovell, *f Swineshsad, fanner, the executor* Personalty sworn under ...
... walking way on the left band dde of the Londonroad, new the cottages past the old toll-bar; and another on road the back of tbe Golden Ball inn. The whole cost would be about 840*., and as tenpenny rate would realise 880*., the committee recommended tout such ...
... to meet bad outstanding premiuins 182/., cash in hand and op current account purchase of Lincolnshire fire-office ditto of Kent Mutual Society’s fire business 70001. ; Themeet- ing of shareholders will take place this day, at 12 o’clock, at the company’s ...