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... her father’s heuse the apparition of a Mrs. Kent, who had been a lodger there, but respecting whose death there were thrown out various mysterious hints and suspicions of murder, To this phosphoric Mrs. Kent is due the credit of having originated, so far ...
... ; wild geese, ss. to 6s. 6d.; widgeon, 2s. to 35.: teal. is. to Is. 6d.; woodcock, 9d. 4s. 6d.; soipe. Is. 3d. to la 9d.; golden plovers, lOd. to Is. 6d.; black ditto, 9d. to Is, 2d.; Norway ptarmigan, la 6d. to I*. lOd.; hazel grouse, Is. to 2s. 6d * ...
... Coldfield. Warwickshire, out of business. J. Solomon, formerly licensed v’ctualler. of Bath Tavern, Kent Street, Birmiu ham, now Kenmure House, Golden Hill Koad, Small Heath, Birmingham, out of business. B. O. 8. Clarke, the Nyth. Bedhampton, Hants. J ...
... was brought up on remand charged with stealing about £7O worth of boots and shoes and £l2 19s. in money, the property of Mr A. Pash, wholesale boot and shoe manufacturer, of 88, Old Kent Hoad, Loudon. Prisoner was manager Mr Pash's Scarborough branch, ...
... Sarah, New Wortley, Leeds, licensed victualler Berry Walter, Ossett, cloth manufacturer Barron Sam, Morley, cloth manufacturer Boot Ohariec, Dcwsoury, saddler Booth Mary Ann, 29, Bear Lane, Leeds, spinster Bradley Brian, Morley, cloth manufacturer Bradley ...
... and a magistrate of that borough, in a railway cesiriage at Chathamn, was further investigated at the West Kent Quarter Sessions, held at Maidstone, yesterday, before Mr. J, G. Talbot, M.P., end several other justices. Mir. Biron, counsel for the complairiant ...
... tTF ft j Bpicmc.—Ninseaisea out te coxed l '’ All Tic, ffud Ntrvcfu DfebUftf an m p Elixir, lad. and 2s. id.—J.dvt. * hot, —Kent, called fcho garden of t? toen Of i;s gro'Vthß of Ij, dfljc-, them tne idol ell Elands preeminent foi 't,, I 'Lt • Aft'our ...
... tunic, wifi facings of gold and gems and the Order of the Stax oi India. His charger was gorgeously caparisoned with egret and golden pheasant plumes set on the crest Prince and Scindiah rode down the lines eideby side, bands were playing and colours lowered* ...
... of Kearsney Abbey, Dover, and magistrate, in railway carriage Chatham, was further Investigated at the West Kent Quarter Sessions, held Maidstone on Thursday, before Mr J. G. Talbot, M P., and other justices, Mr Barrow was counsel for the complainant, and ...
... operation, and enable people fortune Is made, SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR THE MURDER OF A Boy.—At the Maidstone Ass'zes, on Wednesday, James Parris, labourer, of Offham, Kent, was indicted for the wilfnl murder of a little boy named William Crouch, at The mother of ...
... Wallingford, surgeon Bagnell John, Stamford, gentleman Baiies Bmalley, Ufiord, Northamptonshire, gentleman Boardman William. 28, Kent Rood, Heoley, Sheffield, silver smith Bower Thomas, jun , Nantwich, Cheshire, architect Betts Charles. Fletton, HunUngdon Barber ...
... Henderson j A. Appleby, not out 1 Extras 5 KENT v. SURREY. aa , TO ™6d Maidstone yesterday, Surrey concluding tfcelr for 271 this being S)2 behind the Kent total of 363 they wickets for 120 °Boore -— had lost five „ Kent. . y h Hearne, Houtherton . 31 Southerton ...