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... in October last to three years at a reformatory. She now swore that her mother had repeatedly told her to steal potatoes, boots, and other things while she was in service. The prisoner was convicted and sentenced to six months' hard labour. The Rectory ...
... Misses c. Person, Goaodwyn, Miller, Goodwin; Mrs. W. B. Kent; Misses A. Feirson, C. Peirson Messrs. Heym, Barker, W. B. Kent, and Clutton. .-Song .. ?? Mrs. Ellieton. Duetd,pnoorte .. .. Mrs W. B. Kent and Ms Edwprds, Trio, Hark the Rolling Drum, Misses ...
... constracted. The spot, however, upon which it stands is one of the most charmiingly picturesque parts of the beautiful county of Kent, and it is proposed by tho wcalbkitrportion of the Catholic residents to en- large the Church to proportions more worthy cf ...
... Whether this theory be true or false, it cannot fall to create painful im- pressionS. It deprives us, like the Greeks, of our golden age, and touches our pride as well as hi~gher feelings. May not the effect be to make men determine to live like the lowrer ...
... Middlesex, C. P. A. Marlette retiring from March 19, Gustavse Didle~r Rtolt and Elise Deperseriairs, Abtlicasn and vietusillrs, Golden Lion, fIl, Dean-street, folo, St. Anne, Middlesex; Elite Depersenairo rettring. Harry Green and Jaense Speie, iron mereliauts ...
... Firth, lirensed victualler and stone merehaut, Fexley, near Halifax. WV. Storey, Cheapside, Halifax, attorney. Henry Drake, boot and shoe maker, of Bathgreen and Back Lord-street, Halifax. Rooke and Midgicy, Boar- lane, Leeds, attorneys. William Clayton ...
... AND BEQUE.STS.-The will of GeorgeNeame, Esq., of HEmrbledonm, near Canterbury, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Licutenait for Kent, ?? proved oil the 8th nlt. at the district Registry, Catnterbury, by Alfred Neamne, George Friday Neasne, awnd Austin Nearne ...
... and Mr. HiBBnKB (Oldham) in support of the clause; and Lord J. M1ximxs (N. Leicestershire), Sit J. LutrBooz (Maidstone), and Mr. Tnrmor (W. Kent) for its omission, Mr. GLADSTONE said that the House had on many occasioms sanctioned the general principle ...
... have gone hard with the w horses' tails. After the troops came the band, |t splendid in tnimc of cloth of gold, high jack boots, al and black jockey caps, the State dress of the musi- w cians to her Majesty's Life Guards. Next came se another procession ...
... Rector of Croft, York. f Rev. S. B. Lobb to be Rector of Kenardington, Kent.. . Rev. T. Martyn to be Rector of lulgershall, Bucks. ' Rev. T. Moore, Vicar of Holy Trinity Chureh, Maidstone, to be I Chaplain to the Troupe at Mal stone. Rev. P. H. Monypenny ...
... the Division are represented to be well conducted, the Volunteer battalion especially, under Colonel Du Plat Taylor, earning golden opinions by the clheer- fulness and jollity with which they support the hardships of the life, and the strict discipline and ...
... Chianer, jun., Hound- hill, Uttoxeter: 2, E. Kendrick. jun. llamburghs-Golden- pencilled- 1 and 2, the Duke of Sutherland. SlIver-peneilled: I and 2. tue Duke of Sutherland. Golden-spangled: 1, the Duke of Sutherland; 2, ?? May, Bloomsbury, Wolverlampton ...