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... o'clock cat Saturday night to the prisoner, who in racy drunken Mate, on the towing-path of the Surrey Canal, near the Old Kent-read bridge. The prieoaer aaid had had any food Saturday, and meeting one two frltnda,” they had given him drink. had been ...
... Twickenham, finally brought up. on Tuesday, charged with stealing boots from various tradesmen. The charge on which the prisoner w s first brought to this court was for stealing two pairs of boots, value 30s. the property of Mr. Henderson, lbootmaker, of 4 ...
... a White, ox- Champion of the Thames, discarded, whilst fa th* water, heavy suit clothing, including tight-fitting pair of boots, whilst Master Baker dived from ttw poop af vassal which waa measured 38ft from water-line, only two foot lees than Johnson’s ...
... Four BITTING BOOMS. besides able% coach bonne, stabling for three home. good flower and kitchen 4 scree of tuclosura.—Liew, KENT.—To be LET, Furnished, a gentlemen's RESIDENCE. oontaining dining and dewing TOMS, study . , five bed rooms. dressing room ...
... moderate terms.—Addresa care Mr*. Kerr, Htgh*sum, Eallug. W. APARTMENT, FURNISHED as bed and Sitting room for a gentleman. Kent, gas, and attendance, 7s.—Apply to J. J., no. London-read, Southwark. PARTMENTS. UNFURNISH ED.—DraWing room* or parlour*, with ...
... Thursday this month, between 11 and 2. George Collard, Betsnain House, Southfieet, Kent, farmer—let dividend ref 35641, at the Court House, King-strest, Gravesend, Kent, any .day except Saturday, on and after April 20, between 10 aud 4. George Edward Bromley ...
... church of Alderfurd with The Lord Chancellor has presented the Rer. William F. C. S. Fraser, M.A., chaiplain of Kent county prison, Maidstone, to the rectory of Offoun, near ll«id»tone, vacated the death of the Rev. W. Philp. It announced that the deanery ...
... Lawton, Jarves, Glossop, Derbyshire, grocer— Jan. 22L Tozer, John, Totnes, Devonshire, boot and shoe maker- Jan. 19, at 11. Woodruff, Thomas Frederick, Deal, Kent, grocer— Jan, 23, at 2.30. PAYMENTS OF DIVIDENDS. James Roddick, Wigan, draper— lst dividend ...
... unturned to io the baitl. of life. Ur. II man .uhaequently .poke ol the many hielorical a» •oeiationa connecied with th. county of Kent, and the (amon. men who cl.im.d th. county a. their birth place. The Vicar of the pariah and tba Ree. J. Uilmore alao the meeting ...
... and was sitarwarils gaoler at Batton-gard^n and Clerksuwell suecosively. Through continually wearing jack boots he boom known to thieves as Old Boot's.a,is said 0 have boa the origiaal of tho gaoler Oruinnor in Otiver Twist. Twenty years ago he retired ...
... and those in the harbour. Royal salutes will also be fired from the garrison battery ; and in the evening the mayor, Mr. E. Kent, will give a grand baU at the Southsea Assembly Rooms. At Yarmouth there wiU be a public holiday, and a corporation dinner ...
... He wears a horseman's short tunic, girt by a broad belt, and buttoned close on the chest, and loose trousers with riding boots. We regret to record the sudden decease of a gentleman well known in scientific and scholastic circles—namely, the Rev. Henry ...