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... , In questions. Freeman mid he was us bad all night bring witomses to prove it. On Freeman's boots the mat morning witness noticed some feathers°n the boots. The hootmarks exactly corresponded with the footmarks, and there were two nails miming in one ...
... ASO WEST KENT HERALD. FRIDAY. JAN. 5. Int 1871-A RETROSPECT. In reviewing the events which transpired daring the year just drawn to a close, we propose to begin, as usual, with Foreign Affairs. The year opened amidst the desolating war between Germany ...
... beat Mutton na d Jupiter Mr C. Golden ns r d Spring heat Mr W. Golden ns bk w Kegent Lamb na f b Spldar bent Mr Golden bk « b Mr Hawliu's f d Keel Inventor beat Mr Elliott's bk w d Ebony Mr Uanson ns f w b Li/ beat Mr C. Golden w d Monk Mr Northrop na Lady ...
... to let him look at his boots. Ho saw from the boots that the footmarks corresponded with them, there being nails in the heel of one boot sod (oar in the other, snd two nsils between the rows in one boot and one in the other boot, which ...
... enough to misrepresent. Addrees Mrs. Gell, at Smith’s, Stationer, 2, Brewer-street, Golden-square, W. 9 CREDIT, CREDIT, CREDIT, C!mn?no',’m' miture, Drapery, Hata, Caps, Boots, for Is. Bd. weekly. J. REED, 10, Leather-lane, Holborn.3 ul?wln’. HOUSEH AGBNTS ...
... turned out of bouse by her father, bat when asked to return would not. Prisoner was ram ended lor week. Wist Km Otnnut aid Kent Cocxtt Ofdtbalmio Hospitals. —The committee and board of management of these ioatitntloos thankfully acknowledge the receipt ...
... Apply 4 E Gerrard-strect, Bo‘t:). G 8 [E¥oRrAvER (GOO 2 Omamental) wanted. _Avpiy W - Nayler, 29, Great Pultsney-street, Golden-square, W. JFOOTBTOOL, Ottoman, Box Makers and Others wanted, outdoor. xl|;ply after 6 p.m., at 103, Petter-lane. RAME Makers ...
... Management of the Society. Maidstone, AuguAt Ath, ism !. SOCIETY FOR Till EXPLOYVZ , T AND IRPILOVED LODOIRo or Her PICILICIW.— ! Expenencod hop-pickers of good charecter mav h ar of engw:ements, free of cherge, for the hoppicking In Kent, by applying io !he ...
... Hatton-garden, E.C. Greenwich, Kent.—A large Assortment of modern and useful Household Furniture, a few Public-house Fixtures, and Miscellaneous Property. MR. E. SHALLESS will Sell by Auction, THIS DAY, Jan. 11, at 12 for 1, at the Kent Auction-rooms, London-street ...
... her back pair of man's boot* Tb* stolen on wore pair of yard. She mw them about half-part four in tb* afterboy (boots. Wb*n apprehended b* said that be did noon. She went out, and when ah* rotomed ah* (band not steal tba boots, be only took than. the ...
... rent £l5. Keys at No. 4. 5 BOOT and Shoe Manufactgrers.—To be Let, No. 13, London-fi-Ids, Hackney, fitted with benches, stands, gen, ine and boiler, well suited for mnlutnr’n‘r mmvlv F. D. &J. Wrangham. 123, London-wall, E.C.2 BOOT and Shoa Bhop, first rate ...
... Clerk of the Peace fee Kent. Rochester fohn Bean Martin Rochester. Session House, Sevenoaka Thomas Athlon SevenoaKa. Maidstone. Jennary, 1872. 1 Tonbridge, and ■ .“.‘ossj KENT. * I Hotsmon. - . I denandLam- mJ KENT. CONSOLIDATED ORDER.. T» ...