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... less, and we believe that Exeter is at present restored to its normal condition. In one or two other towns, and notably in Maidstone, similar dis- turbances have taken place. But in all the riot which threatened at first has died peaceably out, and the whole ...
... directors had inrerastd the price 3d. per 1,000. Ila con- sidered that colliery proprietors were killing the gonio whirlslaid the golden egg, and he did not think the pre- sent high price of coal would be majirtained very long.- Thto Chairman said the directors ...
... should like well to be a hop-farmer of Kentf. this year. The genial, prosperous-looking gentle- men I meet on thepavement of Maidstone, in front' of the Mitre, resemble Bonny Bessie Lee in having faces full of smiles, and can look in the face of their ...
... prospects. The advertiser has the means of making suitable pecuniary arrangements for corresponding advantages. Surrey or West Kent preferred. Address 'Medicus,' care of Galen Brothers, Medical Booksellers, New Burlington-street. The advertisement drew ...
... Bateman; 2, Mr. Hutt, Thrupp. Golden Pencilled Hamburghs-I, Mr. Henry Piper, Oxford; 2, Mr. H. Piper (but as the exhibitors are allowed to take but one prize in a class the second prize was given to Mr. Heath.) Golden Spangled-Two entries, but not worthy ...
... disease is to he effectually checked.. WoumH XroOWlNG.-Boots for all ages and all clases with 'Wire-quilted Soles, and Mietet-tipped Bests for Children, eave. pie? cnt. respecitvely. Goidea Boot, 151, 51ftetgae, and Carlev, Driggate, Leds en esWher.-AavC ...
... revive the fair in the locality were suppressed. The fair was chartered in the reign of King Jahn. BOOTS AND SHOES.—Out of £,1,231,065, the declared value of boots and shoes sent abroad in the last nine mouths, £ 421..12- was exported to Australia. AUSTRALIAN ...
... slipped oil his boots, went into the bar, and took out of the till four hslfa-rowna and other money in silver and copper, and was making his way out again when a person entered the house and noticed his movements. He picked up his boots and went into the ...
... number of vagrants relieved on the last day of the week was 792. A boiler belonging to some saw mills in Swan- street, Old Kent-road, yesterday exploded with great violence. Two persons employed upon the premises were killed, many others were injured ...
... Justice r a Denman. Hants, Lewel, and Maidstone, Mr. Justice v A Byles. e. . FR1IGSTrUL BOiIDEt EXPLOSION IN B ?? f after iaoon on Wednesday the boiler belonging to Messrs. ?? and Ross's saw-mills, in Swan-street, Old Kent- t road, Loindon, burst with such ...
... FROZEN To DEATH.-Mr. Stephen, one of the t coroners for East Kent, held an inquest on Monday night pi at Maidstone touching thes death of Thomas Pain. Police-constable Dungley, of the Kent county constabu- as lary, was passing along near the Itaidetone ...
... anl ages and all oleasas, with Wize-nilted soles. and Metal-tipiped Bootse for Obtitien, save 25 per cent. zsepeetiveI7. Golden Boot, lis5 T.irtssate, enS Cirley, 5, Ue sate, tLes4s, PQQ ~ ~ D'Gl0 ...