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... frota Mr. Parker; ftnottwi wbi«_ he bought from a man named Cox, in Stamford street ; and another, which was bought at Maidstone, in Kent, Then he said that he bad given about 41. or 4,1. 105. for the dog, and 4/. 10a. waa correct. That he said was in 1819 ...
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... sons,filind three years ago be retired from basinees in their favour. Maidstone is a station on the North Kent line of South Eastern Railway, and is easy of access from all parts of Kent and the adjoining counties. Directly opposite to the station are the ...
... Low• don, Frederick John, inLnt son of Mr. F. C. Crothall, aged 13 months. Caoucusa—Jan. 4, at Maidstone, Mr. Crowbar, aged 50. Cut-cif—Dee 3.11 Maidstone, Joseph Crouch, aged 17. Slit Walmer.road, Deal, Miss Jane K. Claringbold, Di years. Coons—Jan. ...
... The works, and exploded, blowing out all the windows. The town was thrown into darkness for a short time. : Alfred Walker, boot and shoe manufacturer and leather ! merohant,of Leicester and Birmingham, luta been sentenced t twelve months' impnsonnient ...
... till openat83O: oommnooau~veen. S2 A T RE R O YAL, 3ILIASION Hb1UABE. Sveelna, tbe Comlo PANTOMIM. entitld t~he ING OF THE GOLDEN VALLEY, Lv ToM DIro . Ln'm Bow BLuEWD TM Li,) W/OMA? WHO0 LVF.D UPDKI A Hmo..l O~owded Hon~eot a euro proof of eflole.s ? ...
... from Mr. Parker; another which he bought from a man named Cox, in Stamford-street; and another, which was bought at Maidstone, in Kent. Then he said that he had given about £4 or £4 10s for the dog, and 214 103 was correct. That he said was in 1843, and ...
... farmer. Leah, William, Manchester, paperhangings merchant. Lewis, David, Talywain, Monmouth, innkeeper. Lintott, Edward, Maidstone, Kent, coachbuilder. Lister, Alfred, Rochdale, Lancashire, clog maker. • / Lonsdale, Richard, Butcher row, Rateliff, grocer ...
... HOW TO PURCHASE A HOUSE For Two Guii.t-as per Month, WITH IMMEDIATE am. KENT TO PAY. Apr** the Office of the BIHKBEGK BITLDINQ SOCIETY, 30, Southampton-buildings Chancery-lano. HOW TO PUKCHASK A PLOT OF LAND For Five Shillings per Month. WITH IMMEDIATE ...
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... the place and found boot marks, two blacksmith's nails, and a black top coat button. The indications led him to King's house, and he charged him with the offence. The boot 3 which King had worn were compared with the imprint of boots near the stack and ...