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... picked at d, Thames, off Blackwall pier. Description - IQ 5 feet 10 inches; black cloth jacket dr elight trowsers, spring boots, and cotton socks. Oa Joseph Olegg, a labourer, was appreboc ded at BoltononSaturday-.harged lwitl mirhereI a namedEnglish ...
... Lowuties-square. On Monday the corner stone of as new Baptist chapel, which In about to be built at the end ot Albany-street, Old Kent-road, was laid by Mr. Bar- ran, MP. The total cost of the building and its adjuncts will be ahont 11,0001. The National Lifeboat ...
... had the victory. General Steele was first umpire. MURDER OF A CHILD IN KENT. Our Maidstone correspondent telegraphs :-A brutal murder has been comn- mitted at Offham, near Maidstone. A labourer named James Parriss, aged twenty-seven, of Offham, killed ...
... Millwafl docks. Nearly three hours afterwards a fire, which partially damaged the house, occurred at 5, Devonshire-groVe, O)ld Kent-road. Three other fires, all oight in extent, occurred during the day at 9, H~oughtenl-strcai, Glare-market; 41, Paradise- ...
... for paving works; and granted permission to the vestry of St. Luke, Old-street, to borrow 3,000 for making a new street from Golden-lane to Aldersgate-street, and 3,030 for widening Lamb's-passage, Bunhill-row. The Works and General Purposes Committee reported ...
... Ol-sret Weimslorld Wvard-Crst. Churc Schoolsoo, Dorese-street, 1iw dsarnd-road. i iiggirstor, Ward-rubihic Elementwr Bchool, Maidstone- Anton Warfl-I'iibhii Elementary School, Pownall-road, near oQuocn's-i'nl. VoR Tiil. PRISHn OF ST. alArrEW, DErEaeAL-ORSENS ...
... fos his age; fresh complexion, lark hazel eyes; dressed in a dark overcoat and vest, cord troweers, isaked cap, anti lace boots. She bad inquired at all the police-stations, wos'kbouses, and h'ospitals, but could gain no tidings of him.' She swas afraid ...
... Police-court with giving false names and addresses in pledging worthless boots. The prisoners were known as boot translators, and their business cousists in purchasing old boots in Petticoat-lane and barn- ishing them up to be sold or pledged. A fine ...