... 10th, 1878, At 9 tor 1 p.m., the valuable Stock of Boots, Shoes, & Leather, Oonslating of todies* fashionable boots and shoes of every detail tion. genu* Balmorals and side spring boots, children’s boots and shoes in great variety, shins, he., Lc. ; also ...

... stealing pair of boots from outside the shop of Mr. George Robinson, draper, Hare Street, Woolwich. —Pri- was seen to take the boots and put them under her shawl. She then spoke to the shopman on another subject, and walked away with the boots, which she placed ...

... Judge JeSeriee, who treated Baxter at hie trial in the most brntal manner, and reproached Mm with htriog written eari-loadef boots, every one fall of sedition and treason aa is fall of meat,’’ A OlATsyuL U.P.—When tbs tax on newspapers, proposed by Mr, Pitt ...

... 064 inmates, against in the corresponding week of last year. The out-door paupers numbered 2,362 against 2,307 last year. A Kent County precept was received for 6s. lid. payable on or before the 20th of March next. A letter read from the Consul General ...

... Liquidations in Kent. —William Brooker, Fawkham, farmer and gardener. Thomas Green Dallman. Sevenoaks, hotelkeeper. James Elias Guest, Forest Hill, builder. Bobert Hams, Badsell Park Farm, Brenchley, farmer. Joseph Hawkins, Maidstone, builder. Albert ...