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... Bedford Row ; Messrs. Digby, Son, and Evans, So- licitors, Maldon, Essex; Messrs. Arnold, Fooks, and Co., Solicitors, Graresend, Kent ; Messrs. Barlow, Bowling, and Williams, 26, Essex Street, Strand, Solicitors ; Messrs. Wade and Knocker, Solicitors, Dunmow ...
... D.G.M. Christopher Grant and officers and brethren represent. ing the Orwell, Briton's Pride, Cardinal Wolsey, and Golden Reapers Lodges, to witness the admission of Mr. A. F. Vulliamy a d Mr. J. B. Fraser as honorary members, and Mr. E. C. Snell ...
... Edglev, deceased ; Manea. John .Smith and ohn Croft; Welches Dam, Henry Kent; Benwick, William Downs. James Johnson, late Over, on remand, charged with stealing one pair of boots, the property of Charles Edwards. He had already f»een in prison a month ...
... NEWEST STYLES, 1 PATTERNS SENT FREE. LOWEST PRICES, \ REGENT STREET, LONDON. BEST VARIETY. } ' FOB SOUND AND HEAVY BOOTS USE PBENTICE'S BOOT MANUBES. ** The £50 Prize Cup for the best ten acres of Swedes was awarded to R. S. Doyne, Esq., Wells, County Wexford ...
... Veter Dobson, 38, * riveter, were charged with stealing piece •rtiovuu| leather, the property of Messrs. Kb. and Son, whole. boot manufacturers, by whom they were employ.-.), the stb March.—Sir. Croomo prosecuted and Sir. W. Wifiktmno Wood defended.—The ...