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... way down in the train prisoner stated that he changed his old clothes for the new ones in the coal house at the Golden Lion. Prisoner’s boots corresponded exactly with the footprints on the railway track. Witness went to Stevens’s house the day before the ...
... Gazette,” Maidstone). Almost before this it in print the apple season will have commenced. . . Apples are unquestionably bad. There are practically none in many well farmeef orchards, and anything like crop ia the exception. the other hand, Kent plums are ...
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... CassclVs Saltirday Journal MAIDSTONE PETITION Mb BARKER'S BROTHER CHARGED WITH BRIBERY sequel to Maidstone election petition when Mr Levy euromoued which Mr John Barker returned but subsequently petition Mr Urmston solicitor Maidstone for the Public Prosecutor ...
... Profession Digesting AVORY AND MOORE’S INFANTS’ In Tins Is 2s 6s 10s everywhere FOOD needn’t about Wet jj j0U waterproof your boots with gold medal DUBBIN also and preserves leather Allows polishing 22 Awards Exhibitions Sold in Id Sd and 6d tins Bootmakers ...
... Trading Mr gives Board Trade returns follow: — Free foreign imports of boots and Year Value £649278 1907 —” £768196 of British boots and shoes : £2040554 thew figures prove? prove boots and to this country only increased in eight years the extent of £ lit ...
... only the coffin filled separate conveyance and all mpathetic messages mour-rrs R Drew (mother) Kent— 2 Killarney-fcerrace Torpoint July 9 wife Walter R Kent of daughter Taakua (iwinear July 3 the wife Laity of daughter At Calleatick wife of G Martyn a ...
... himself had stolen a pair the previous night Subsequently him the boots old coat tilled at the Old Vitriol Works— Capt was informed of the theft and aboard his barge saw it ranted and boots taken— was comma for trial at the Quarter Sessions -cr volunteered ...
... miles of railway travelling to gel there. Mrs. East, wife of the Rev. J. T. E >st, Wesleyan minister at Redruth, is earning golden opinions by her energy and readiness to take part in every good movement. Lett week the members the Wesley Guild sewing olass ...
... OF GIN Truro Police Court before the Mayor (Mr A Blenkinsop) in the chair Aldermen W Bullen T L Dorrington Friday John Henry Kent labourer Bosvigo-road charged with stealing bottle of gin trap at the yard the proprety licensee (Joeeph George Edwards) at ...
... highly satisfactory report Morning h m 13 Tuesday Wednesday 16 Friday 19 h tn 12 6 43 7 13 8 9 9 do I later 9 Fowey do 8 Nov14— Kent f 16 Columb f 18— Raleworthy f 18— Lanreath f 20— Truro I ‘Jorrectlons and additions will gladly c aiguilles cattle market ...
... whole wbioh employ operator continuously R P THEET OF BOOTS TRURO Polloe-oourt on before Mayor (Mr W F Clarke) Frtdetiok Kent of stealing of from Moor ield of Mr farmer of Probus reported the boots had been stolen Iuquiriea made Monday to they being concealed ...