... £1111.51 in favour of the schools at the beginning of the year, the deficit would have amounted to upwards of £35. If tke *boots wsre elnised, the report pointed out, there would be a heavy burden east upon the rates of the city. The report alerted, and ...

... Shaw', Pierpoint-street, Worcester, on and after March 2, between 10 and 4. John Sutlifi the younger, Church-gate, Leicester, boot and shoe manufacturer—a 2nd and final dividend of is sd, at Mr. Benjamin Nicholson's. 7 and 8, London Bridge Railway Approach ...

... \v V T 1 ,I,Vl ' '«'''*• oi 73 - 1( ?? March 8, and tliree ?? Wednesdays, at Paget' s, Lincoln's-inn-fields. _„&_,♦ el .. ?? Kent, relieving ofticer to the Milton Uiion-3d dividei d ot lis. 51d., and 14s. M. ta new proofs, March 8. and three tallowing ...

... innate In Kent, Rent At 0 per annual. - Apply to Dar and boss, K. tato Agents, Maidstone. TO be LET, Unfurnished, a Ueatleruan ' s nu I DENOE, In a chaining neirhbonrheod. Bent EGO per allittin.-Applr to any and Sows, iterate Agents. Maidstone. SLET, ' ...

... and ‘•heaved” him down m deck, and took off long boot* and threw them on the ded. 1 saw the Captain’s head all over blood, d blood was tlu deck. By Sir Thomas Henry: The Captain was still alive the boots were pulled off. Examination re-mu: I saw blood ...

... 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 ...

... —Thrirsday, March tnd. -Before F. E. Guise, Eaq..Ctipendi ry Magistrate. William Davis wee charged with stetting one pair of boots, on the 29th Feb.. value 18e, the property of Mr Jame W. Gregory, at .lhatham. Pres.:tutor stated that he was landlord of the ...

... hooeeagaia. Foeßr told hi. he did not ••refor School Board., art* parliament, megiatmte*. Md that did not ear* if he weal to Maidstone gaol, witaea* be wm aegtoetiag doty la not prwwing the deteadeat than ha had don*. Mr. Cart tar mid be a itnaaaea who won ...

... and went one mile half speed. Lye’s Conundrum and Australia Ally galloped two miles. Potter galloped one mile. Seaforth, Golden Linnet, and Lady Millicent did steady mile work. T. Dawson’s Knockhill and St. Oswald went one mile at half speed. Osborne’s ...

... cooipo»»t«ro|) onoU oampoor. Antidote, who 100 woU behind Ingeaior »t Cro»d..n. took the Se.oed 'vrin* Hurdle Kooo, the tVeet Kent 'teriile ehooe fill to the unoeitou St. Dorid. The •vrnte upon which I m») hoard eelectiooe tolieimw, on : Hutu* UMdiaV, UU-H4M ...

... reaped to at. mp- int te Teruel hauls MO ribans, :Ma said, Staid ober. I an to do it,- and Ye lel the pistol This. at the Maidstone Assizes yesterdey, for tug. In one election a number of papers were fraudulently __. Mrt.:W I., off. Teem ths called ...

... proved in the District Registry of her Ma-esty's Court of Probate at Salisbury, on the 22d day of March instant by Jane Kent and Sarah Kent, both of Aldbourne afore* aid, spinsters, the executrixes therein named), are required to send particulars of their ...