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... KENTS LAHGLET. Habtmt Hon.—The harvest home lor the labourers employed on the farms on the Shcndiah estate was held on Tuesday. Dinner was provided at I o'clock, in large building at Shendish. between 80 and 90 agricultural labourers set down to it. A ...
... Pembnry, Kent, gentleman Jarrott, Ed—d, Aylesbury, gro«ifr Jenkins, Jane, Maidstone, widow »S. Bush, and J. 8. Cobb, JcnldiiH, Rev. Jenkin, Ashby St. Ledger, Jenner, Mary Anne, Hollingbourne, Kent, widow Jenner, Philadelphia, Ayleafnrd, Kent, spinster ...
... contain coat, a pair of trousers, new boots, Ac. He gave information to the police, and had Olsnister taken into eustody.—John Crook, shoemaker, Cbeaham, said was in hsbit of attending the market at Uemel Hempstead, with boot-stall. On ibe 24th nit., took parcel ...
... 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 ; ...
... got into one boot, in othara got into anothar, and remainder of the got into another, and tha ramaindar tha crow of twenty bad treat to open which away from the dobing ahip, and wan aoon drovnad. The captain trying to jump from cm* boot to the other waa ...
... - ' Kucblk, ever, without leaving any very serious traces of mb- rireubr the Board Whitehall indicates the STATIONS. Maidstone in Kent chief behind it. The whereabouts of the loose Übs, principles which will govern the assessment of the removed to Oxford ...
... 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 ...