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... reason to believe that the show will be as attractive as those which have already been held. Tan Hat or Wsirr KENT.—The hay crop throughout West Kent is the best there has been for years, and already the greater portion of it has been secured in excellent ...
... Gra.iville-plftce, London, W. JTN the HIOH COURT of CHANCERY. IMPORTANT SALE of OdALPORT CHINA. Meßers. DANIELL, 129, New Boot-street, Oo»ner of Grosvenor-street, Have been appointed to DISPOSE OF the Higtn£ass STOCK of Messrs. JOHN BOSE and CO., at ...
... with the s vi.i: SHOP cambered 27 in VYestbai aforesaid, and ihe BUILDING ul the back, in the occupation of W. and L Turner .Boot- makers) The site of this Lot contains 116 Square Yards or there- abouts. A right of way lo thu back of this Lot is reserved ...
... remand from Monday, with stealing a pair of boots, belonging to James Wraigat, landlord of the Dane John Tavern, Watling-street.—Chief Constable Davies stated that the police had been unable totrace the boots, and the Mayor said the case would be dismissed ...
... the prisoners committed on the charge of having wilfully murdered Harriet Staunton, at to remove the trial frem the Kent Assises Maidstone to the Central Criminal Court, on the ground that very strong feeling prevailed against them the pert of the inhabitants ...
... ns, PolelnorieUs. aTrbutillons, penstemons,. Holly ock-s, flower of spring, vesuvius, Pansies, dracveinas Italsains, .New golden pyrethro, doab0le white rockets,&c., &d. Sale at 1 o'cloc);. 5 per cent. commisslou. LAWLOR, HILL, AND CO., L AUCTIONEERS ...
... leather throughout^ WAUKEN] 'HAST and Co. No. 1728, BOYS' ?? SCHOOL BOOT, lighter substance. WAUKENPHAST and Co.-No. 173, BOYS' SIDE SPRINGS. AUKENPHAST and Co.— No. 174, BOYS' BUTTON BOOTS. WAUKENPHAST and Co.— All the above on W. and Co.'s own models. ...
... Inspeetor Gibhons and boat’s crew of the Thames Police Station at Waterloopier. The body was removed to the City Mortuary at Golden-lane, There is nothing like cheek. On Monday an irate-looking cow sauntered through the open gates of St. Giles' churchyard ...
... have reoeived their | BPBING BTOOK *f BOOTS and BHOES which Includes • Choice Selection of the Latert Novelties in Ladies' and Childran's French and English Boot* aud Shoes. Also a* Large Stock of GENT'S HOME-MADE BOOTS. CRICKET SHOES, and LAWN TENNIS BHOES ...
... l'*[ * ’■?“ good o>Kr*cter.—Apply lit*, •wdort. BowOon. /tOOK, fte.-Wautfd,s O orU Sonant Two oHwaarranta keptMaato clean boot* and fcnlT ...
... Harriet Stiuntoo, the wife of the first named defendenr, at Penile, should be removed by certiorari from toe Kent Assizes to be held at Maidstone, to the Central Criminal Court. The pima-cation had been inatitu.ed by the Creamy, aud he applied for the removal ...
... murder el Harriet Staunton, the wire of Lewis Adolp lus Edmund &Ruston, at Peep% should be removed frees the Kent Assists, to be held at Maidstone. to the Central Criminal Court. The prosecution bad here instituted by the Treasury. and he (the learned cousset) ...