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... sts of the district. Samuel Cobb, alias Harry Parks, alias Tom Loates, of Sydenham, was put on his trial at the Kent Assizes, at Maidstone, yesterday, before Mr. Justice Hawkins, en the charge of obtaining ten shillings by cheque, and other sums, amounting ...
... in the cooking of the elderly couple the story of Hop o my Thumb is here followed. The Ogre's daughters go to bed in their golden crowns. Hop steals them, and the Giant, coming in to kill tho visitors, would have attacked bis own children had incy not ...
... Pistachau. Proprietor of the Golden Butterfly. Miss Hilda Abinger; Octavie, Forewoman of the Golden Butterliy, Mss Madge Ray: Estelle, Milliter at the Golden Ruttrtly, Miss Faye Darrell : Chariot' e. Milliner ct the Golden Butter- liy. Miss ?? Cul'um; ...
... Clairette Pastoreau ( formerly Mil- linerat The Golden Hut ter.'lyf .. Miss Alice Atherton. Berenice Pistachau (Proprietor of ?? The Golde.i Butterfly) -•. . M 133 Madeleine Shirley. Octavie (Forewoman at Tlie Golden Butterfly) Miss Hilda Abing3r. Estelle \ ...
... Clairette Pastoreau (formerly Mil- liner at 'ihe Golden UntterdyJ .. Miss Alice Atherton. Berenice Pistachau (Proprietor of 'Tne Golden B :tterfly ; Miss Madeleine Shirley. Octavie (Forewoman at The Golden Butterliy) Miss Hilda Abinger. Estelle I I Miss ...
... JOSEPH BAKNHY. GOLDEN LEGEND, TO-MORROW (Wednesday), Dec. 7. at Eight. _ _ pi OLDEN LEGEND.— Madame ALBANI. pi OLDEN LEGENDT^-vIisTCLARA~BUf T. pi OLDENLEGENDT^MrrBEN _ DAVIES^ GOL_-EN~TEGEND.— Mr. HENSCHEL and Mr. EPSTEIN. (GOLDEN LEGEND (Sullivan) ...
... it. 33, Welleoroad. New erJee, o.E. fries. 16, Han stroet. Bloomsbury. W.C. .. ._ . . ._. 1: 'NG'S ARMS HOTEL, Westerham, Kent ; beau- The Evening.- A terse quantity of Modern Roumhold ( 01/A LMING.-To be LET. a Detached RES- risme and Vino* removed ...
... dating from Ist January. 18.3 :— I.CTCHEIt'SMEAT. Groceries, Flour. Mult. Fish. Butter, Margarine, and General Provisious, Boots, shoes, Leather aud Grindery. Iron- mongery. Brushes. Brooms, Baskets, Aic.Eartheuware, Soap, Candle-, and Oilman's Goods. ...
... --ir JOSEPH BARNBY. GOLDEN Li.GEND, WEDNESDAY, Dec. 7, att Eight. 7 i 1 0LDEN LEGEND.— Madame ALBANI. * \K . J (1 OLDEN LEGEND.— Miss CLARA BUTT. -^ OLDEN LEGEND. -Mr. BEN DAVIE& GOLDEN LEGEND— Mr. HENSCHEL an_» Mr. EPSTEIN. /GOLDEN LEGE a D (Sullivan) ...
... Sand'or I. Kent 1 .iTuv.lair.es ?? J. Hunt-plac -. E.C 4 1 Mrs. Sp'ers ?? The Cedars, Oxford 5 Cecil Best 22, Green pirk, Hull 9 „ _ Miss Ellen Bale Sprii gfield. Bath 2 SELLERS. .•: Miss Ann Taylor York place. Clifton 1 10 •'-Walter ?? Kent House. York ...
... Hanover-square, W. AT the ROYAL AGRICULTURAL HALL. ISLINGTON. THE NINETY-FIFTH * ANNUAL SHOW of CATTLE. BHEEP. PIGS. IMPLEMENTS. BOOTS. &c. MONDAY, December sth. at Two p.m. Close at Eight p.m. Admission. Five Shillings. GKSDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY* ...
... of Melbourne House, lilackheath. in the county of Kent. deceased (who died on the th day of Nove ber. P92. and whose will was proved by i ercy R.^xtord Parsons, of Wooderoft, Lee in the county of Kent, engineer, and Edward Perceval Parsons, ot Mcl bourne ...