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... MURDER IN KENT. -•> On Saturday, Thomas Atk ins, ajstoutly- built, powerfn man, was brought up on remand before the county magis trates sitting in petty sessions at West Mailing, chargu with the wilful murder of Israel May, a police-officer o the Kent County ...
... INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT. -MAIDSTONE. -Tuesday. (Before Biron Pigott.) THE SNODLAND MCRDEB. T nomas Atkins, 27, a tall, powerful young man was indicted for the wilful murder of Israel May, a constable belonging to the Kent constabulary, on the 21st August ...
... Surrey, builder— lst dividend of Is. 6d. , on and after Dec. 15, at James's, Moorgate- street, City. Joseph Jackson. Leicester, boot and shoe manufacturer— lst and final dividend of 4_d., on and after Dec. 16, at Roberts's, Leicester. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED ...
... ? ?? ?? Manchester. THE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE.— Oxford. T HE GOLDEN H^P^ALE ALE.— Ryde. THE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE.— Shrewsbury. THE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE.— Spalding. THE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE. •- Trade Opinions:— We find your ...
... ALE! Hereford, mHE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE. ?? Holt. THE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE. HuU. mHE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE. mHE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALU'. ' ?? Leamington. THE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE. I iverporil. mHE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE. ...
... Berks, for Maidenhair, 6 years aud 10 months, bred by exhibitor. Second prize to No. 142, Mr. Thomas Phiipott, of Linton Maidstone, Kent, for Bloomer, 5 years and 3 months, bred by exhibitor. Third prize to No. 137, Mr. William Torr, of Aylesbury Manor, Great ...
... by BREIDENBACH and CO., Perfumers to ti.e Queen, 1578, New Bond-street, London. GOLDEN HAIR.* ROB ARE'S AUREOLIN! produces, by two or three applications, the beautifi golden colour so much admired. Warranted not to destroy tt hair. Price ss. Gd. and 10s ...
... picture is formed by a dozen fairy harvesters, clad in silver dresses, carrying golden wheatears and sickles, and having baskets of fruit at their feet. At the back is a row of golden sheave* ; the intersticea are filled with a representation of fruits ; and ...
... another bay horse he said he bought in Kent ; but he could not re- collect exactly whom he bought it of. He had bought a horse in Stamford-street. I knew also of the horse he bought in Kent. It was bought at the Maidstone Barracks. I was present when they ...
... the French, aud most of the Royal Families of Europe. BOOTS and SHOES.— W. BIRD, Court Boot- maker. 86, Oxford- street. To Ladies.— Specialities of the Sea-*on The Watteau Shoe, also the Costume Boot with Louis XV. heels, registered and designed exclusively ...
... -PUSS IN BOOTS. CRYSTAL PALACE.— THIS DAY (MONDAY).— The Grand Christmas Pantomime by E. L. | Blanchard, entitled PUSS IN BOOTS ; or, Dame Trot and her I t omical Cat and the Great Ogre Fee Fo Fum. The Ogre, Mr. G ; Conquest ; Puss in Boots, Mr. G. Conquest ...
... tha Empress of the French, .md moat of the Koyal Families of Europe. LADIES' FUR-LINED BOOTS, 18s. 6d. Boots for Skating. Guinea cork-soled elastic Boots \ elvet Boots, ss. Ud. Slippers, 3s. 6.1. Catalogues post free THOMAS D. MARSHALL, 19-2, Oxford-street ...