... took 2s. 4d. from her pocket, knocked tier down, and took a nearly new pair of boots from off her feet, then borrowing a kidfo of a MILD and cutting and destroying the boots, which were produced, and were each nearly severed acrou She added that although ...

... living at 7, Fenwick-street, Woolwioh, was charged with steal* two man value 35., the property of Mr. William Davi= lord of The Golden Marine beer-house, Francisstreet, Woolwich. The saucepans were left at the beer-house on Thursday week, and the neat day they ...

... pair of boot and4s. 9d., from the shop of Jernima Horn, boot and shoe dealer, 10, High-street, Woolwich, who said the prisoner the previous evening entered her shop and asked for a pair of child's boots. Alter she had left, another pair ot boots were missed ...

... be had.— Address, J AJOson. Hum-yark, Lee, Kent. SITUATION wanted by a Lad 17 to look after pony and trap: has been accostoined to look after carriage and four horses ; good character. —Addr a, No. 1, North Kent-terrace, Amersham-vale, New Craw SITUATION ...

... had beau detected attempting to steal two pairs of boots from the shop of Mr. Warden, a few doors from Weeks and Paine's. The prisoner had nothing to say, a.,d the msgstrate committed herto Maidstone for three months' hard labour. ASB•OLN ON • WITZ —William ...

... structor Palmer, 18th Kent Rifle Volunteers gained a money prizsiif Cl 5 by malting twentyfive points, and Corporal Frost, 26th Kent Rifle Volunteers, also one of £l. ffs. Bd. Th. Abingnn Works prizes, Captain Rodgurt, 18th Kent Rifle Volunteers, by ...

... Crossstrett Plunistead ; corner shop and house ; long lease : producing F3O nett ; lowest price aNi6o.—Apply, W. Oniton, Golden Lion, Bexley-I oath. IRONWORK (All the) belonging to a Baker's Oven, Trough and Counter, to be Sold, cheap. —Apply, 48, Eden-place ...

... the boots in her basket. The boots were worth 4s. He identified four otherpai el of bouts which the prisoner bad sold at two shop. i n Higlxstreet and Beresford-street. At the former shop she said in reply to a question, that she bought the boots from ...

... we might soon again have his welcome presence amongst as. The toast of the Flower of Kent. of Footacray, was given by the assistant secretary of the Flower of Kent, of Deptford, the whole of the visitors joining in the fire, and it was responded to ...

... with stealing a pair of women's boots, value 2s. 6id., from the shop of Maws. Weeks and Paine, High-etreet. William Cashman, assistant at the shop. Sid that he was serving the prisoner with other when the slipped the boots under her &awl, on being followed ...

... a Deptford school has obtained either at them positions, cad we trati that not only may Um Deptford Grammar tad Oullegiste &boot otatiase to afford the high steadied et oho colon which these resales imply, _bat _that the other schools of the tows may be ...

... driving an ordinary traveller's four-wheeled trap, and called upon a Mr. Russell and a Mr. Fraser, both keeping shops in the Old Kent-road. Mr. Cockerell swore that he called first on Mr. Russell, and that he told his boy to wait there with the trap while he ...