... the prisoner either pair of boots. He never said anything when the prisoner said he gave him the boots. On the day the furniture was removed to Spaldiug his mother asked the prieerier if he knew anything about his masters boots. I but the prisoner said he ...

... T. GRANT, Distillery, Maidstone. Carriage free in England. CORNELL AND CO., HOP MERCHANTS, 5, DENMAN STREET, LONDON BRIDGE, S.E. £ s. B s. EAST KENT GOLDINGS 8 0 to 12 12 UID KENTS .., 7 0,, 11 11 WEALD OF KENT .. 7 0,, 10 0 ...

... Ishmael Pratt, of the Foxboro' Hall Farm, Melton. On the 3rd inst., at Loose, Kent. Wm. Bryant, of Cowpers-house, Huntingdon, to ALICE, daughter of Hknuy Gubney, of Loose Mill, Maidstone. DIED. On the 7th Oct., in her 77th year, Maby, wife of Mr. T. Smith, Infant ...

... upon application to The Principal-Mr. J. CHEAL. KESGRAVE HALL SCHOOL, Near Bealings Station, G. B. R. pRINCIPAL-Mr. FRANCIS A. KENT, M.C.P., F.R.G.S. PT¶HE next Term will commence on Monday, January 122nd. The course of Instruotion is adapted to prepare youths ...

... put the boot into it oil the beck of the goose, said Mr. Dinkins, our of the clearly and sharply defined impreasious exultantly. before her. There was no mistake. The foot that It in told of the late Doctor Winter Hamilton, had worn the boot in her hood ...

... Robbery.— Peter Jackson, 31, boot finisher, ot 3 North-street, Stratford, was charged on remand .h stenling a piece of leather in the Leytonstone-road —The prisoner was met by a con. stable late at night carrying a largo piece boot leather under his arm, and ...

... President in drinking success to Our next merry meeting. A RARE BIRD, the Soland Goose, or Gannet, has been captured by Mr. Kent, of Creeting, by chasing it down in one of his fields. The wings measure from tip to tip, 2 yards. The bird is now being stuffed ...

... stage until they are made into excellent boots and shoes, to swell the thousands upon thousands kept the huge warehouses in readiness to meet the large orders received from the North or from abroad, for Norwich boots and shoes are sent various parts the old ...

... Street, Regent's Park, London, N.W CORNELL AND CO., HOP NERCHANTS, 5, DENMAN STREET, LONDON BRIDGE, SE. EAST KENT GOLDINGS MID KENTS WEALD OF KENT SUSSEX .. WORCESTER .. .. FARNHAM .. YEARLING HOPS, 1875 YEARLING BELGIANS £ a. 6 B. .. 8 0to ...

... : laid dowu by the late Mr. John Sikes, in the cellars where they now are. About 300 Dozen of exceedingly valu- able Pale, Golden, Brown, Jfclvist India OLD SHERRIES, of tbe finest Mark*, shipped by Sandeman, Mattheisenu, Smith Flude & Co., Martinez, Gassiott ...

... Papillon, and F. Smythies ; Councillors J. T. Argent, A. T. Cobbold, S. Chaplin, W. W. Daniell, Alfred Francis, Henry Goody, J. Kent, J. Z. Peggs, Asher Prior, and J. Wicks, jnn. ; Mr. Sayers , Turner, Town Clerk; Mr. E. Waylen, Medical Officer; Mr. A. M. ...

... introduced by a Member. [286 ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING SALE or BOOTS AND^ SHOES. S. BUCKINGHAM BEGS TO ANNOUNCE A CLEARANCE SALE OF OVER-DATE GOODS -A.T .A. GKRE-A-T REDTJOTION, For a few Days only. FAMILY BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, 28, & 29, HEAD STREET, COLCHESTER ...