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... Joseph Cooper, farmer, Hesselt, to Aonn, yoangeet surviving daughter of the late Robert Clarke. Times Farm, Hildenborougb, Kent, and late of BradfitM St. Clare, Suffolk. __ _ , FORDHAM-LEONARD-25th ult., at Soham Church, Mr. John Lewis Fordhara to Miss ...
... Joseph Cooper, fai.nec, ?? to ilcoush, youngvest eocrviv. ing daughter of the late Robert Clarki; Tim~es Fa m,n Hlildenhorough, Kent, and ]ate oE Bca'? field St. Clare, Sufrol. BRADlEER-SHADDOCK.-2Sth rlt.,at the6-r ?? Church, .. Mfrylebohe. George Frederickl ...
... Walter Cordingley; 'Mechanic's Pride Lodge, Leiston, E.S. William Chandler; Gurdon LodFe, Grundisburgh, P.Gi 'William Mtyhew; Golden E.eapers Lodge, Ips' *wich, G.M. Wm. E. Leggett; Working Men's Col. lege Lodge, Ipswich, P.G. Eli Morley; Excelsior lLodge ...
... J. Eaton, Goldsmith, Claimants in an action between Allred Grantham. Kent V. Thomas Goldsmith—On the 17th No-' c)a3B 27—Game Bantams, cocks, any other last the plaintiff (Mr. Kent, solicitor, Nor- varioly l6t an(l county prize, Mr. J. S. I’oaraon ; wich) ...
... amongst other property I found three pairs of boots, which I produce, they were at tha bottom of a box in the bedroom ; one is a pair gentlemen’s elastic side slip boots, and one a pair of children’s boots. I asked him how he came by them, and he said ...
... course upon Mr. Kent's farm at Chippenham, the Ifitb inst. James Eley, the gamekeeper, proved having seen them land, and the dogs run a hare.âThe defendants said they went that way to try the dogs ; they first intended see Mr. Kent for his permission ...
... increase of Mr. Kent's salary. At the same ; time the Committee were desirous of expressing their unanimous feeling of approval of the manner in which El Mr. Kent had fulfilled the duties of his office. They a alluded to the value of Mr. Kent's services with ...
... leather that they had missed, when prisoner said the soles of the boots he was wearing were pair Austin had got for him. policeman was then sent for, and was given into custody. In answer Mr. Kent, witness said prisoner had been in their employ about six years ...
... Epsom, Surrey Seveuoiks, Kent Farnham, Surrey Sheern iss, Kent Farninghara, Kent Shored teh, Middlesex Faversham, Kent Sittingbonrne, Kent Graveseii I, K-ut Slongh B. Great B'rkiiauipstead.Buck- Southward, Surrey Greenwich, ...
... and E. J. Troughton Trow Selina, Herne Bay, widow Tripp James H., Northern Bank, Belfast, accountant Tubb Charles P., 46, New Kent-road, gentleman Tucker Ruth King, Chichester, spinster Tuckwell Henry M., 9, Holjwcll-stmet, Oxford, M.D. Tullock James, 129 ...
... Palace-street, shoemaker, was charged with stealing eight pairs of kid side-spring boot tops, twelve pairs of spring-side boot terns, six and a-half pairs of Hiring boot top*, and twelve pairs of kid spring side tops, value 16/., the property of Messrs ...
... Farhall Agnes A., Pulboro’, spinster Farr Emma, Marlboro’-buildings, Bt. Alban’s, widow Farrington Joseph, High-street, Barnet, boot maker Farrant Charles, 2, Park-place, St. Giles's, Oxford, gentleman Farrant Elizabeth Roberts, 5, Crown-terrace, Cranfieldroad ...