... grapes, roses, This was the work of the Forster. Miss Crew Mies Brookes. The font was sur- nest of moss, flowers, specimens of golden corn and was showed the skill of Miss Whately, the Misses Norris. At the close of the service, large ni stayed to and expressed ...

... Mead Farm, Kingston, Elizabeth M., Golden tem r Susan, Golden , spinster Kin ‘on, Thomas, Pate - (square, gentleman Knapp, 123, Cam «treet, Warwick Knapp, Wm. H., 5, Sammer hill road, Kingston, gent. Kni hi Uleomb, Kent, Knight, John S., Rochester, M. Kn ...

... begin to blow! From love love, from home to home you go, From mother Lint* mother, at ttely bride, Marie Alexia irowna! The golden lima along th e St imwa le blown, And at thy iame the Tarter tente are sti-v'd ; Elbarz and .J 1 the Cancan* have heard ; ...

... J. K. Fowler, Prebendal Farms, Aylesbury ; 2nd, £1, Mr. Arthur Kitchin, Dunsdale, Westerham, Kent; highly commended, Mr. Jas. Long, The Hollies, Bromley, Kent; commended, Mr. J. K. Fowler, Prebendal Farms, Aylesbury. 7 entries. Class 17 —Ducks (Aylesbury)—For ...

... Gustavus Crowhurst, at Amersham, on the 24th July, 1874. Mark Underwood, 28, shoemaker, charged with stealing four pair of boots, value =61 : 5, the property of George Allebone Drage, at Olney, on the 14th July, 1874. George Brackley, 21, labourer, charged ...

... sentenced to Ag,d-imprisonment, with hard labour, in the Boroug ' Stealing Boots.— William Harrison and » Wellock were brought up custody, on remand' 0 charge of stealing two pairs of boots', from the Mr. John Biss, High-street, Buckingham, on rdef inst.—They ...

... 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 ...