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... burnt, and died at the Bootle Hospital on TIesday.-Another burning fatality was also inqaired into respecting the body of Thomas Kent. aged four years, son of Wilham Kent. carter, 26c Aber-street. On Monday the child was put to bed, a candle being left lighted ...
... UNoPPosED.-Tihomas Mlnno, William Bridgman, (George Ward, John Rackiey. OIGolNAL OPPOSED.-Mlatilda Aiilsqn, Thomas Townsend, Thomas Kent Clay, John Francis Froes, Lewl Garrett. ...
... Mlarket-House, Chapel Street, Islinagton; James Goode, live-stock dealer, of 2 Settio~s Cottages, Gage Street, Shodwell; Thomas Kent, carman, of 3 Cliff Street, New North Road, Islington; Jamies Metcalf, car. ruse, of \Vear Street, Kingaland Ptoad : John ...
... Wednesday. - Captain Welch -and Mr. J B Irwin, R ?? pre- S sided oier the Coercion Court to-day to hear h charges againsti Thomas Kent, William Kent, aed w Richard Rice -for intimidating persons in-the Om- q ploy ment of Robert Brown, steward to B *L t'Causland ...
... (Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.)-William Clothier, Quickselt-row, New-road, statuary, at eleven; choice of assignees- Thomas Kent, Great Brington, Northampton, timber merchant, at twelve; choice of assignees-R. Knight, Lewes, butcher, at eleven; adj ...
... estate of T. Nelghbour, sen., at 12; audit. __ INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, PORTUGAL STREET. UcoPPoaxD-Willillam Newberry, Thomas Kent, Elward Thujr. low, Jeremiah Thurlow. ADJOURNED CASS -William John Little, Elizabeth Rsit, John Hollut, Edward Stratton ...
... prisoner had once left the room during the policeman's TheJu~rt;y returned a verdict of Not Guilty. CHARGE OF STEALING WHEAT. Thomas Kent, a jobber, living at Palgrave, was charged with stealing a sack containing three bushels and a peck of wheat, the property ...
... ?? Davis, aged 14, Winsan Green, were charged, with stealing gooseberrios, on Stuirday morning, from the garden of Mr. Thomas Kent, of Hockley. A man named Sabin was di- rected by Mr. Kent to keep watch in the garden, and about half- past six he saw the ...
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... tl John Langdon, a rough-looking fellow, was charged with asesulting Police-oonstabie Venting, a: and Poliie-constable Thomas Kent in Hotafray- ti street, at hall-paet eleven on Tuesday night. tc The first-named officer was ordering some women w away ...
... Thomas Allen, aged twenty-five years, a Zulu, and described as a seaman, was put on his trial for the alleged murder of Thomas Kent, innkeeper, of Swansea, on February 14th. The court was crowded, the greatest Interest being manifested in the case. The ...
... , for voting for Carden in 1859; and lOs. in 1857. John Bagley, £5, for voting for Carden, in 1859. Henry Hancock, £5; Thomas Kent, £5; and Robert Williams, £2, for voting for Price and Monk. The latter witness stated that he voted for Carden in 1857 ...