... and he thought he could get a warm no came inside. He appeared to be in liquor. There were marks on the paint outside as of boot nails. A policeman was sent for.—Mrs. Winter, wife of lad witness deposed that she looked the boas. securely, but there was ...

... Itudikin was a farmer. Nay, more, he wax a fanner of Vie voter 'amt. He held some six sever' hands d acres of land in West Kent of Lord Dyketuddl, a wor:hy seion of an ancient house, wit. spent lota of money in n and all his breath in running down the ...

... in the sea at Dover. This ease was remitted to the Central Criminel Court for trial, under the Winter Anises Act, from the Kent Assizes. The deceased was • married man, about forty years of ego, and was a cooper by trade, and worked at Faversham On the ...