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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Filhis .übam. 53' Meadow street. * ' Y\7 ANTED, tbe Public to Buy~their BOOTS and ▼ t SHOES at 13c, Westbar. Men's Working Boots war- ranted to wear well at 7s. 6d.; Men's Elastic Boots from 7s — J. W. Fieldhottse, Proprietor. v_ TTT ANTED. Farmers and Oowkeepers ...
... been awarded to exhibitors from this district:—Shoemaking f.r best hand-made dooble-soled boot: let, £2, I. 8. Berry, Market-street, Ulverston; 2nd. £l, men's boots, Thomas Ward, Daltongate, Ulverston. Extra clasa, for other otjecta of merit not enumerated: ...
... band. The coffin won carried on fire engine, covered with the Union Jack, which woe placed the coot,helmet, belt, hatohet.and boots of deceased. Six fin engloM, six ralvajo waggon), and number of private carriage, alto followed. The route to the cemetery ...
... Ooolwafehip, of LFNSfGem bq), fromßoetck tot Valparaiso George (brig, of Whitby) Lacy Compton } 10—E, FALMOUTH. Arrived of i Golden City l*»gBJ^cattt [AnglO] B»ffi Toot reported by tele [Aug 10] Btiatol Brasile, Maty Ann Cnrry, Dublin London Hannah Maria ...
... parties being Robert, third son ,5 y Esfl., J.P., the Knowle, Highweek, and , d * Bt d a»ght*r of W. Palmer, E*q , of Elmatead Kent. Numerous friends of the P e ft t tha ceremony, and the aaored . ed '*h spectators, mostly of tbe fair sex. Mi.» A7- ' dB who ...
... n verdict deceased threw himself into canal while state of temporary insanity” MAIDSTONE Accidentally Drowned— inquest on Thursday tbe Admiral Ridney Inn street Maidstone before J B Stephen E-q borough coroner touching death of Harry George Hawkins aged ...
... few artisans. de; its ranged from up to £300 or £400. who had been one trustees of the bank, and the C. rector of Smeeth, in Kent, another of the trustees, were the trial was again adjourn also examined, and after some evidence for the prosecution Tae ALLEGED ...
... which keeps up the old customs most efficiently. There, before the Mayor on court days, lie the sword and mace in all their golden glory; and there the door are the ushers, resplendent in gold lace, and looking thoroughly aristocratic in their cocked bats ...
... 'cliouso, Victoria Road, from 7. fid. Ladies' Kid Boot* iv End less Variety from 6a T ADIES' Cashmere Boots for Summer Wear at the l—diea' ?? Boot and Shoo Warehouse, Cra -vford's, 53 Overgate, Dundee. BOOTS and SHOES, for Spring and Summer Wear, at Moderate ...
... to assist a member's wife in going to or Rent ettunty Ophthalmic Hospital at Maidstone ; Barre, 12s. foe a member who has lost a pig ; Lidsing. 4d. for sick member: Golden Green. is. for two sick members; Stoke. 4s. tid. fora new banner; Hythe, 7. for ...