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... Londonderry. A farmer, named Stephen Church, was shot dead through a window. Two arrests have been made. At a meeting of the East Kent Liberals on Saturday, Sir John Croft presiding, ox, Bulatiou of confidence was passed In Sir EL Tuf con, but it woo decided ...
... aud weep weep and laugh We want have experience fears deep disquietudes seems impossible unattainable then To'faith’s eye golden The thought impulses one time overpowering another all-gracious promises of crowd the mind and we to ourselves penitent souls ...
... fri’tn a glass caw, which had also been broken. On the December on® of the pipes was sold the prisoner to a man named Bennett, “boots” the Shakespeare hotel, Buxton, for 9‘. 6*i, an«l the other articles were also disposed of to other persons.—Prisoner, in his ...
... Retford County Court, Jan. 13.— 1 n the case of John against John Parker, being a claim for boots, Honor gave judgment for the amount to be paid forthwith.—Mr. Kent, landlord of the Navigation lon, Sooth Retford, made a claim against Mr. Bulpit for ale. ...
... J. W. Mainprise 1, Chapel Bar. 431 c WANTED, a respectable youth as an apprentice to the Nrccery trade.— Address J. Ingle, Golden Tea Pot, Chesterfield. 432 c WANTED, a strong youth as assistant Porter. —Apply between 9 and 16, or 4 and 5, A. T Stewart ...
... Derbyshire meets its old rival (Lancashire) Manchester; June the first match with Kent is expected to be played, whilst la July the return matches with Lancashire and Kent are looked for, The return with Notts, will, is hoped, the L: named matches are not ...
... oumiuing irom »ir. Adam?, cf the bootmaker, pair* of ladies' boots value 9j. Cd., ' under the following circumstances. The prisoner came to Buxton on the 4th tant, and whilst the town sold pair of boots to a Mrs. White, whioh Ehe had brought with her from Derby ...
... cau-e obstruction. She was ordered pay ss. „ . . i Theft of Boots.—Robert Walker, a hawker, was brought up in custody charged with stealing a F»irof slippers from the shop Mr. Caswell, boot and shoe maker. Parliament street -Prisoner was seen by Mr. Caswell’s ...
... ; .Stevens Song—Mr. KUU-The Village Blacksmith Welae Song--Ur. Kent. Baad selection from Mertha.— —.Flotow Song—Ur. C. Turner—Mr Swe thesrt when Boy Glee—Mesne. Blasdsle, Kent, Watson, and BUla— Bv Atbonr Homier Song—Mr. Kltls—The Storm Rylotte ...
... number of members sat Gown to a very substantial dinner served up in excellent style by bosts R. Dixon and J. Hill at the Golden Ball inn and the Wheel ion respectively. ...
... Wales, to direct enquiries wnether such propesed Ex- change would be beneticial to the Owners of such respec- tive Lands, Tithe Kent charge, and Hereditaments, and to proceed with the same under the provisions of the said Acts. Now the Inclosure Commissioners ...
... waters' edge. Two or three itinerant photographers had pitched their tents, but did not seem to obtain much patronage. The golden days of itinerant photography are past, since the introduction of the far more portable carte-de-visite, and the race is fast ...