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... 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) ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... labourer, St. Martin's, was charged with •waling pair o: boots, value 55., the property of Arthur hoaghtou.—Prosecutor is the son of the landlord the Hart. St. Peter's, and prisoner had been oetler The boots having been missed, information was to the police ...
... outhdown hoggets 1 to 1 - - Half-bred ditto 1 G Kent llecoes to 1 6 BoutUdovru ewes and wethers . 1 4 to 4| Leicester ditto ditto . 1 1 to 1 SKINS. Sheep—Poll'd 8s Oi to lis I Downs «s 6d to Kent* half- Tegs is 6J lib bred* | Shearlings ..Is 9J ...
... BOVILL.— the 19th nit., Stoke Ferry, Mary- Ann, wife of Thomas Bovill, aged 67. BRETT. —On the ult., at her sister's residence, Golden-street, Dcreham-road, Mary Brett, aged 62, much respected. BUTLER. —On the 22nd ult., at Brisloy, Maria Ann, infant daughter ...
... BLACK DOESKINS, to. Mausanm osdbba kxsouted. E. SEOYtES. GOLDEN SHEEP, DAVET PLACE, NORWICH. r«tISPB CELEBRATED HALF- « aot to b« - ~ y ?*l M ««. l»i«t A»r Mltod. B« •“ » - *■ |_| OPS.—Fineot New Kent, wholeeale, at Li OUSE, Large Garden, Greenhouse, Croquet ...
... supply, but pricei fairly maintained. KENT, Saturday.— The dulnesa which has ds racterized business of late has continued at tk markets held during the week, and former pica have remained firm. Thus, at Maidstone on day, with the supply uu( qual to the ...
... recommend im e oMM and eaperienoed Optician to pertone the aenetanee dpwto*. (. P.8.C.8., “ (Founder cf the Kent County Ophthalmic Hospital, Maidstone.) “Deosmber 10th, 1874.” /«er On*. mninph, M Deer Sir—Pleaae place pair cf your lenses the enrtneed gold ...
... others did. For instance, I heard that Mr. Warner Wright was putting on almost anybody, and at the Golden Dog heard that it would take days to pay them. The Golden Dog was Liberal committee room, and where Messrs. Bennett and Breese operated. I should not have ...
... others did. For instance, I heard Mr. Warner Wright was putting on almost anyl»o«*y, and at the Golden Dog he heard that it would tske days to pay them. The Golden Dog was Liberal committee room, and where Messrs. Bennett and Breese operated. I should not ...
... man was a vo’er. The man, who had been engaged at bio wharf, asked him get him a job, and he accordingly wrote note to Ur. Kent that would be useful man. lie denied that asked the man cla °* r l^el * on morning of the polling By Mr. Goldsey —Tha Queen ...