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... Bradshaw. Mrs. Bishop mid she would not positively sweu to the •sa. but if was not Bradshaw ha uncommonly hke buo. John Butcher, boot and shoe maker, examined by Mr. L L. Smith, said : I voter and Conservative in politics. 1 accompanied Wyatt Stroud, and saw ...
... applause. Lord then proposed ” The health of the Mayor of Maidstone,” which was drunk with enthusiasm, and his Worship briefly replied in appropriate terms. The Chairman then gave Prosperity to the Maidstone Agricultural Association,” which, he said, was the ...
... thorough, will shortly be at liberty; married jTno family.—Address Q., P. 0., Oheethsm-hill, Mauchester. WANTED, Situation as Boots or Cellarman.—Addr-ss T. M., Post-office, Barnsley. SITUATION WANTED Under BUTLEK; age 16; good character; country preferred ...
... on amount of its rigid character. Then, in Thuga or Muir Vito+ we have a choice. The newt popular or useful, perhqw. is the golden variety, although this will he displaced in a few years by its rival. Semler Aureacens -exactly the same habit, but bag the ...
... 2e4. Old Kent-read. s.K. Ll> KENT-IIOAD.—A Ibany rond.—Peremptory RALE to close an Estate.—TWO short LEAAEHOLDh, eara worth If*. Of. per week. Ground rent (the pair) t* gaineae. In good repair.—Apply H. and Sou, Surveyor.', Ac., »«, Old Kent-read, AE ...
... has passed away, we may find them y dosing again; but **L 3 awaktninl must be prodactive some . speaking at the annual the Maidstone Agricultural Association evening, rapped but £,justly the knuckles of those gentry, paid and Sid, who seek to excite the ...
... | SECRETARY :~~AUGUSTUS FOLKARD To whom all Post Office Orders, Cheques and Bills are t& “eTABLud. FOSTING WEST BORO', MAIDSTONE, MRS. GOAD. lr)u.lm.zdd. Mr Wiao said that sesuming that the Board was not qnl:‘muvlb-n{\hhnoh&-.hmu move s an ment * That ...
... for he had taken off his boots. Yet be must have awoke and attempted resistance, for he bad outs and scratches in the face, while bin wrists were grazed. lie bad been robbed of everything of value about him except a golden bracelet, which he had bought ...
... HOMAN STANPINLD, Aylestord Pottery Company, Belvedere-road, Lambeth ; or to JOSEPH HAMBLET, at the Works, Ayleaford. near Maidstone, Kent. — BIRKBECK BANK. — Established 29 & 30, Southampton Entidinge, Chancery-lane. POUE PEN. CENT. INTRRENT almwed on Deposits ...
... front window ; but it so happened that Mr. Kent was just entering the house, so that he caught prisoner with open arms. A crowd speedily collected, and a cry was raised that the prisoner had a knife : but Mrs. Kent seized his hands and held them behind ...
... of stealin* pair boots, belonging to Messrs. Pocock of 8? Marsaret's-street. It appeared from the evidence an assistant that between six and seven o'clock Saturday night, the prisoner went into prosecutor'a shop, and tried on pair boots. As soon as he had ...
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