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... into empty coal waggons on Tuesday evening. Four passengers were slightly injured. The Leicester Boot and Shoe Tease. — The cutters in the Leicester boot and shoe trade are agitating for an advance of 15 per cent., wbicb is resisted by the manufacturers ...
... in Stamford street of Mr. Cox, and another bay one in Kent, but he could not recollect when, nor of whom. I knew that Roger had bought one horse iv Stamford street, and another in Kent, at Maidstone Barracks. I was also present when tho horse was pur- ...
... charged with stealing two pairs of boots of the value of 175., belonging to Mr. Worthy. The prosecutor is a boot and shoe maker in Westbar, and on Monday evening Mr. Parker, who Uves near, saw the- prisoner take the boots from the shop door md walk away ...
... Babnsley.— Stealing a Paib of Boots. —On Monday, at the Barnsley Town HaU, Chris- topher Harding, formerly a publican in Barnsley. was charged with -.■■• tl .ng a pair of boots from the fhopof M est rs. Scales end Salter, boot deal rs, the arside.— Joseph ...
... COW AH AHD COMP AHY Beg to brine before the notice ...
... room at the Golden Ball, Mr. G. ** Davis presiding. * Change Ringing. — On Tuesday evening, L * joint society of change ringen of Sheffield, Mac- clesfield. Staveley. and Ilkley, rang at Sheffield fi (St. Peter's Church) a true peal of Kent Treble t« Bob ...
... in Stamford street of Mr. Cox, aad another bay one in Kent, but he oould not recollect when, nor of whom. I knew that Boger had bought one horse ia Stamford street, and another in Kent, at Maidstone Barracks. I waa alao present when ths horse was pur- ...
... Hicks; Vicar of Fenny Compton, War- wickshire. Bey. William Alfred Hill, M.A, Vicar of St. Peter's, Maidstone ; Vicar of Appledore with Ebony, Kent. Patron, the Archbishop of Canterbury. Bey. T. W. Peile, Junior ; Vic_t*of Cannock, Stafford- shire. Bey ...
... market is getting firmer in tone, and in some instances 2s. or 38. per cwt. more money has been made of Sussex and Weald of Kent hops. The hop plant is grow- ing better, but there i 3 fly to be found in many places. London Meat, Friday. — There has been ...
... ? i ; focr iiui-orlant Landscape*, by Patrick Baa- _■-TV Cifarrttes, by J. B. Bargaa*; Goody Two m- vv Vi , R.A.; *The Golden Ag*, and The ■ ten. Sore to tbe Biidng Sun, by Fraacis Danby, H fc-r M.iuiet. Work* by Fredk. Ooodall, 8.A. ; XI- it r ...
... charged with having stolen a i air ci' boots from the shop of Mr. Abbott, boot and'shce dealer, Shalesmoor. Prisoner pleaded guilty, statirg that he was hard up and very hungry, and that he stole the pair of boots that he misbt* be sent to priron. — He ...
... first claas STOCK, removed from the above address, comprising Ladies' Kid, Levant Laced and Buttoned Boots: Gent's Double Soled, Elastic Side, and Laced Boots ; Children's in aU varieties. aU very good. The whole ot the Stock now on view. TO-MOBBOW. TO GENTLEMEN ...