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... young urchin, of La :mbeth, was charged %Atli stealing three boots from an outbuilding, property of Charier Tilman, at Langley.— P.C..llarringh.a, stationed at Leeds, Faw prisoner with the boots in their possession, when prisoner's mpanion ran away. When ...
... who showed him two pairs of boots which were behind a box in the shed, and marked as Waghome had stated his boots to be. On the box he found a shirt and on some timber about seven feet high he found three other pairs of boots all new. In loft over the shed ...
... halfway betwixt the Isle of Man and the Moll of Galloway, he passed the body of a female, having fair hair, inclined to a golden shade. The body, which had on a light dress, was lying on its back, with the hands folded across the breast. Owing to the ...
... slender. | have been shown a pair of boots (those found in Harriet ' Lane’s box produced) 1 have measured the foot aud I have measured the boots, anui I find the boots, balf an inch ' larger than the feet The boots, therefore, might have been worn by the ...
... MAIDSTONE, CANTERBURY, ROCHESTER, AND CHATHAM HERALa 30.] (REGISTERED FOR FOREIGN THE VICTORIA FAMILY & COMMERCIAL HOTEL, ADJOINING TUX LONDON, CHATHAM, & DOVER RAILWAY TERMINUS, (Inoseiliately opposite the Sessions House), WEEK STREET. MAIDSTONE, ...
... INSURANCE. Ohal-US-*-N- HENRY ASTE, Esq. Chic* Office, 73 and 74. KING WILLIAM-STREET, E.C. THE KENT FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE _. COMPA-N Y. -Established at Maidstone 1602. All kinds of INSURANCES EFFECTED with this Company through Mr. G. M. HUGHES, Managerof ...
... there birds, a few days I.lvught leartthea from Parieto a lonely spot, coneenial to their nature, in a wild and rocky part Kent, a ithin ten miles of lbrin.lon, in I hour. Preen earri, rigeons took the ileapatches on to the City. thn whole distanc.• from ...
... writing vCommittee then separated MAIDSTONE The Drainage of Maidstone— Mr Angell’s drainage plans are now on view at the Town Hall where they can be seen any time The Monckton Testimonial— Wednesday last placed in the Maidstone Town-hall the portrait of Mr ...
... ground he covered iu his exertions attracted the special attention of the spectators g fly, and particularly of the men of Kent. And we must not forget to mention that, for fielding • ball driven hard hack from his own bowling, James Lilly white has performed ...
... Street. W. Designs for any contemplated window will te forwarded ree of charge. FINEST EEW HOPS. CONSIGNMENTS of the finest New KENT and SUSSEX HOPS are now being received hen. In consequence of the very abundant crop, they are offered at much reduoed and-very ...
... ooTS and SHOES. Made expressly for the Autumn 81 LADIES rii.-TI ME BUTTON BOOTS, 18a Bd. per pair, Made of the new leather, soft, durable, and damp-repelling. LADIES' CORK SOLE BOOTS, 215., Light, durable, ami ig. Ladies' superior Hon .1. Pretty Dressing ...
... ome should be obtained orthwit. 5 MEETING IN MAIDSTONBE. A meeting of the Maidstone and Mid Kent Association of the Church Missionary Society was held at the Town Hall, Maidstone, on Mondav afternoon, His Grace the Arch. bishop of Canterbnry pres'ding ...