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... the course of law SENTENCES OF DEATH Moore 42 labourer indicted Maidstone for the murder of his wPs Moore Kenningtoo near Ashford on the 1st of June The prisoner formerly been in the Kent county police but dismissed from the force 1864 After tbat worked ...
... remained preying with them till iMt moment The other two reverend gentlemen with Tooth in the cell under-sheriff of Kent Mr Brennan of Maidstone arrived at the prison soon after nine o’clock accompanied by one or two of his officers No permitted to be present ...
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... would have been dunk in the deep pit of extravitgauee and ruinous waste. Think id that. But more. lieu has begun to turn the golden hoary of the Sabbath to account and to companion with his Bible. And so long as he holds to he is safe. and, if he perseveres ...
... SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, pro- 1L pared without any mercurial ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott, of Bromley, Kent. ThesePillswillbefoundinvaluableto all whossufferfrom bilious aud liver complaintsindigestion, windspasmsgiddiness.dizziness ...
... the Charyn Grove. RATING OF A VOLUNTEER STOREHOUSE.—At Greenwich Police-court on Saturday, the commanding officer of the sth Kent (Blackheath) Artillery Volunteer Corps was summoned by the parish authorities of Lewisham for the sum of £3. 2s. for poor and ...
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... Hutton Hall. Henry Fletcher Riggs, Esq., Wood Broughton. H. Cunlitle Shawe, Esq., Edwinstowe Hall. T. M1. Shuttlewvorth, Esq., Golden Hill. Albert Simpson, Esq., Elenhurst. Walter Simpson, Esq., Avenham Tower. Richard Smethurst, Esq., Ellerbeck. W. S. Carr ...
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... Sparrow “S? to labon! ’ B It M'tteo coat Ac Mary Bmethurat 5u charwoman with stealing at ult pair boots tbe Fcrsbaw also charged with stealing pair of boots Mtry J of West The prisoner found guilty and sentenced months’ hard labour Dominic aged 4J labourer ...
... boats vessels as run between and of ordinary speed, and in conriderably less time by such Wire-quilted Boots for all aces and classes, and children’s boote with metallic toe-tina, are worn and appre- ciated all the world over. 25 per cent. respectively. 56 ...