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... KENT T. BTTBEEY. This match was conclude* at Mote Park, Maidstone, Saturday, ending in favour of Kent with ait wickets fall. Score: Kbmt, First Innings. Mr V. K. hhaw, c Fooley n--^—, _ , , _ Southerton 71 bPouthenon J“ IJ. A, Absolom, b Southerton.. ...
... with the charge, was discharged with a caution. girl named Mary Ann Barnett was remanded on charge of stealing a pair of boots aud 30i. from the house of one Daniel Manning, Huddersfield Horrible Discovery.? About eight o?clock yesterday morning three ...
... North Rood, Middlesex Thos. Blklngton, Golden Lane, Luke’*, Middlesex, builder and ooutraotor. Jae. L. Davies, merchant Lagos, West Coast of Africa, lately residing in London, bat now Lagos. Sami Qnelch, New Kent Rood. Surrey, fishmongor. Chas. Mills, ...
... Upton, 173, Lewisham High Road. Kent, tailor and outfitter Cbaa. Drake, of Becclea, Suffoik, auctioneer. Richard Fenton. Dewsbury, Yorkshire, coal and lime merchant. Wm. Simpson, of Lane, and Browaroyd, Bradford, boot and shoe maker. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED ...
... stubble swedes and rape will be sown. Wheat cutting became general abont the 7tb insk —Charles Whitehead, Burning House, Maidstone, Kent, August 10. The wheat crop may be two-thirds of »n average. Of barley good breadth was sown, and the crop is much over ...
... Superintendent Registrar's Office, Leeda, John Kelly, meohauio, to Mary Aun Reed, both of Leeds. Kent-Pearson.-June Bth. at the parish church, Leeds, Thomas William Kent, mason, of Potternewton, to Martha Pearson, both ot Headingley. Little?Jones.?Jnne, 3rd, ...
... where a groom is kent and other help found; good wages.—For further particulars apply at Mr G. B. Brown e. Stationer, Lnmb Lane, Bradford. WANTED, respectable girl NURSE; also SECOND HOUSEMAID. Good cha actera indispensable.—Apply Golden Lion Hotel, Leeds ...
... the men of changing the boots supplied them for women’s and children’s boots for the use ot their families. Sergeant Chapman was also called in, and his boots were examined. Mr Grantham expressed the opinion that blncber boots for summer wear would be ...
... Liverpool, who did the work in 7n,fn. Bjvtc», A third prize of £lO, given by MaJ Wallace, of the lO'h Kent, was awarded th« 3 and 4th detachments the 10th Kent, men from Woolwich Arsenal, who got through the work 7mla. 37sec*. Toe following is report fit th ...
... KightiDgall, John, Epsom— Antidote 5 11 Lord Gowran 4 Brown Holland a 10 5 Bay Wyndham 4 10 4 Broadside 4 10 4 Bull’s Eye 6 10 4 Golden Pippin 4 10 4 Rapine 4 10 Woodman 5 10 Seyyid 4 10 0 Swallow 4 10 0 Dexter Chief 5 10 0 RACING FIX CTRES FOR 1877. rARY. n ...
... oc-the-Road and W. Mann’s Ofpsy Lass run the best of rabbits for £ ...
... lodgings at Stourbridge, and also took a pair of boots belonging to another lodger named William Carter. He had been admiring Carter's watch during the day, and seems to have bad higher designs than fetching his boots; bat circumstances led him to confine his ...