... Harris (17), Bennett’s Yard, Ber Street, boot maker; Arthur Haward (17). Nelson Street, Heigbarn, rivetter; George Snelliug (17), Lock and Key Yard, Ber Street, labourer; James Pond, (18), Paradise Row. NewLakenbam, boot finisher; James Breese (17), Brewers' ...

... CHAPTKJt XVUL Dinmr mamt.—“ ktb fob am mts!* Wo our imagination And put on our ft boot* and t a stride. It a long stride And a wide stride. porn o»er time trial and bitternew. pAis OTer a time that brought happiness to the Hall* and over Do-ember that ...

... —Apply, Mr. E. Youngs, Long Stratton. [15,947 WANTED, a Young Man as CARTER, and to assist the Stable.—Apply at the Golden Ball, Golden Ball Street. Norwich. [19,933 WANTED, an APPRENTICE to the Cablnctmaking. Premium.—Apply, Horace Mace, Cabinetmaker ...

... with damaging certain property belonging to Edmund Kent. Esq., cutting haz-1 hush then | growing in his March 6lh. Defendant ! Med guilty, and hoped the Bench would be ' lc’.i-nt with him. Mr Kent stated that the defen- j (h;.t, knowing his gardener ...

... for local transport are said to he promising. V nt Holmes dale and Mr llartdybc's return 'for Mid Kent was celebrated by Conservative banquet nt Maidstone presided over Mr. Gatborne Hardy. In g the health of the two members Mr. Hardy eloquently expounded ...

... responded to Agriculture, and Mr. Wei.linouam responded tho toast of hi* own health, given Mr. Pike. Tho other toasts were Mr. Kent (to whom much of success of these meetings is due), given by Mr. Krad, M P., I'ho Harriers and Mr. Wells, and The MISCELLANEOUS ...