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... was made, or whom. He got drunk on the same night, for had applied to Mr Kent to “set on” by the Liberals thelast election. Mr Kent promised to set him on on the Thursday. Mr Kent, when saw him again, said, “I suppose yon are a voter.” Witness replied ...
... and from the boot and shoe department be missed two pairs of gentlemen's worked a'.-'ppers. right pairs ladies' kid boots, three pairs ladies' buttoned boots, six pairs ladies' elastic side boots, twelve pairs men's doubled-soled boots, one ...
... Hart Dyke.—Sir P. H. Dyke died Friday night, after a few days’ illness, at his residence, Lullingstone Castle, near Hartford, Kent. The deceased baronet was the presiding magistrate the Dartford Police Court, which post he had held for a long number of years ...
... who was shot, while engaged at his work on the line Saturday last, by old man named Boote, keeper of Wlllaston Toll Gate. It was conclusively proved that at the time Boote fired the fatal shot was standing on the property of the railway company, and the ...
... followers the Lord Jesua Christ on earth, might glory together heaven, chanting songs of praise God the Lamb, sweeping the golden harp to the melody redeeming love, joining in the everlasting anthems that roll along the Courts above, and attributing all ...
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... and white tnmips were a good deal injured by flea, but they have grown away lately.— Charles Whitehead, Banning House, Maidstone, Kent, Wheat looks fair, but is hardly an average, aud wants more sun. Barley is good. A great deal has gone down. Beans are ...
... remanded on the charge of stealing 7s. from a till the Duchess of Kent public-house, Southgate,—Sarah Jenkmson, a weaver was remanded on suspicion of having stolen four pairs of boots. —A lad named James Hardy was remanded on the charge of having stolen ...
... filly the Prince of Wales’s Stakes, while the Bads worth Hurdle Plate may be secured by The Beau Princess Craggs. 11 Lord Maidstone’s Bachelor, aged Owner 0 Betting: 11 Bon Peerage, 100 30 agsl Pick Mo Op, 7 Tkiacon, and 10 1 any other. Namesake, Peerage ...
... Oakham, farmer L'rcacb John. Aston, near Bagnell John, Stamford, gentleman Bailey Dhord, tub i re. J ton id man William. 2S. Kent Road, Shi-it, «, Bower Tboe, jun., Nantwich. Cheshire, arctitect Ta,, '-k Letts Charles, Fictton. Hunting-100 Barclay John ...
... committee. —Mr James Walker said that there was nothing in the report about boots.—The Master of the Workhouse (Mr. Grosvenor) said that Parker was supplied with a new pair ol boots.—Mr. Clark, one of the vice-chairmen, said the clothes which Parker wore ...
... was charged with having, on the 15th December, 1873, stolen from, or swindled out of a pair of boots, Mrs. Margaret Blamires. who then kept a provision and boot and shoe shop in Silk-street, Manningham. On the evening of the day named prisoner went to her ...