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... perpetrate matrimony for tlie gecond time, and bis choice fell 011 the Lady Fanny Clinton, acknowledged belle and an heiress to boot. Sir George was a finedooking man in the prime of life, bronzed by many an Indian sun, for had only retired from the army on ...
... first entered their service. (Applause.) The Chairman invited questions, but one seemed prepared to put any. Mr John Winter, boot manufacturer, moved a vote of confidence in Mr Barclay. John Duff, builder, in seconding the motion, said that he did not roughly ...
... entered their service.* (Apnlause.) The Chairman invited questions, but no one seemed prepared to put any. Mr John Winter, boot manufacturer, moved vote confidence in Mr Barclay. Mr John Dukf, builder, in seconding the motion, said that he did not oroughly ...
... reports state that the Chinese had enrolled Kashgarians repair the roads. A MURDERER SENTENCED TO DEATH. At Kent Assizes, held at Maidstone yesterdaybefore Baron Pollock—Thomas Barry (37), carpenter, was indicted for the wilful murder of i aroline Adams ...
... dismissed officers, and assembled round Colonel Humphrey's house cheering vigorously. A Murderer Sentenced Death. At Kent Assizes, held at Maidstone on Tuesday— before Baron Pollock —Thomas Barry (37), carpenter, was indicted for the wilful murder of Caroline ...
... two hours' contest, the committee succeeded in having the structure erected. Serious Charge of Perjury.—At the Kent Summer Assizes, Maidstone, Stephen Hogben, a contractor, of Sheerness, was sentenced by Baron Pollack to eighteen months' hard labour for ...
... after two hours’ contest, the committee succeeded in having the structure erected. Serious Charge Perjury.— At the Kent Summer Assizes, Maidstone, Stephen Uogben, a contractor, of Sheerness, was sentenced by Baron Pollack to eighteen months’ hard labour for ...
... number of Kent hop planters and fruit grower, assembled at Maidstone on Thursday to protest against tho imposition of the extraordinary tithe The Mayor of Tenterden presided, and the princip speaker was Mr Edward Cazalet, a Liberal at the late Mid-Kent election ...
... Disease in Rags,—The Maidstone Local Board have decided to memorialise the Home Secretary to take precautions against the danger to the public health arising from the importation of rags which may contain the germs disease. In Kent, and especially in and ...
... of Disease Rags.—The Maidstone Local Board have decided to memorialise the Home Secretary to take precautions against the danger to the public health arising from the importation of rags which may contain the germs disease. In Kent, and especially in and ...
... Cteotioo. \P * OTII T7OOL-UNKU BOOTS and SHOES for ?? Winter Weir, from Crawford's Loot a:id ?? -aiclioii-e, -•./. Ovci-gats. Dnmlee. fY._.CCI-ARS ?? U Illinois', Dre-smakars, V T.-ilors, ar. . i-otiiiers', Boot and Shoemakers', fee.) hated Ntatly ...
... sentenced her tv pay a fine of ?? r.-r'th the option of twenty days; in prison. A For .ivimo S-rEPMo-rma. — John Iligrins, boot- sorigger, Milue'a East Wynd, wai charged with assaulting Mary -Burns or Higgii.s, his stepmother, in hU fr.th'.r's bouse in ...