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... purchased for him by the Crown sslile confined in Rally• hot Bridewell, wore snow•whito linen, a collar. brit no tie. him boots were well polished, and his hair was neatly combed. When on the drop he said, May the L urd forgive toy enemies, and while ...
... our ma tchless Boots Y and Shoes. Lndles' Shoes, best kid, 4s Pd to ?? 6d; Ladies' Elast~c-si-le and Balton Boots, superior value, 4Is lid, 7a 9d. ?? 6d; tbnt's Shoes, kid. in neweet styles. Se 9d, 7e 6d, lts 9d, Gent'e Eas~tie Side Boots. serviceable, ...
... At Marvlrbone I'olice court.. London, Walter J. Plunkett *ode, of 5, St. Mary's-•illas, Richmond, , lately a tutor at Herne, Kent, and said to be an es-otficer of the Royal Ar:illery, was brought tiefore Mr. Mansfield, on the charge of endeavouring to obtain ...
... At llarel.b one P o lice-court, London, Walter Plunkett Wade, 58, of 5, St. Mary's-villas Richmond, late:y a tutor at Herne, Kent, and said to be an ev•otficer of the Royal Artillery, was brought before Mr. Mansfield, on the charge of endeavouring to obtain ...
... decline, in the IN the first place, in order to meet the eepeeui • - • .e. e '0 a nected with Jamatea. Dr. who, it is the Kent distriet. discussinn on lay re- AN amusing brew ph of remise (-see wa.s tried hen of the Pit elasses ? The , , thought that ...
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... Evidence was then gone into show that there were ahundanc • of lobsters round the Wexford coast, and times many as twelve boots were fishing in Marina during the s• anon. Mr Duggan said that he had nut seen as much as ore spat fur the year. MUXICIPAL ...
... :pont edam. Ho had 'revert his .object in a manner it reflected credit on bin head and heart There ran through Lie addr,sa golden thread of religiotta thought whit showed that this moiety would degrade itsdf to beonme the oursery of eeeptioein and infidelity ...
... hostler came down with Wheeler’s dandy boots in his hand; he hail brushed [ one, when I happened to sec something that made me anxious to get the dirty boot. The hostler went out a minute, and I snatched up the boot, and made for home. Well, squire, I took ...
... Infringement. 13ample PF 'a [ For terms, o, apply to tho Secretary, 21 ?? keet, Manch6ster. ' ^ Jigesi WaaSd. | .51 FRENCH BOOTS AND SHOES. I)IRECT IMPORTER OF PINET'S CELEBRATfD MANUFACTURE. 8T. JOHN ADCOCK .Qq GRAFTON-STREET. 109 650 -OGILVY'S, 99 G ...
... his escape. It appears the prisoner, who bad been sent under remand to the Maidstone gaol, was placed by an officer in a third-class carriage of a pamenger train from Maidstone to Tunbridge. Soon after the train left the prisoner aticeeeded in jumping ...