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... Bow-street police-court, with causing the death of a man named Hill at the Cheshire Cheese public-house, Milford lane, Strand. Thomas Kent, the manager of the house, said that on the 5th instant the prisoner and the de- ceased, who were friends, and had been ...
... Wilkin, ship-broker, Lincoln's Inn. I. New- stead, linen-draper, Norwich. O. Richards, law bookseller, Fleet street. John Thomas, Kent Sloan, confectioner, Man- cLester. W. Ackroyd, grocer, Calverly, Yorksh re. C. Dobb, mason, Rotheram Voikshire. W. Reynolds ...
... therewith two similar case, in which Mr, T. F. Lewis and Mr. Bowler were the defendants. Charles Elliott, William Marshall, and Thomas Kent, were committed to enjoy the luxuries of the Usk house of correction for a month, they having attempted to make too fiee ...
... the liht of stations published by the Stationing Committee of the Con- ference THE YORK DISTRICT. YoRR.-William Jessop, Thomas Kent, Edward A. Telfer, Joseph Bush, Thomas Nattrass ; William Jewett, William Robson, supernumeraries. TADCASTER-William Way ...
... conspiracy against Richard Rice (brother of the Sessional Crown Solicitor of 'East Cork), Austin Rice, William Kent, and Thomas Kent. The case arose throtigh Mr. M'Causland, of Belfast, taking possession of a farn from w.hich one of the defend- ants, Richard ...
... Minchester, hardw»re>naa George John Brown, Hartlepool, rope manufacturer FROM tUi.:SU.\Y-a LONDON GAZETTE. BANKULPTS. Thomas Kent, Brighton-place, Brixton-rosd, grocer Charles Turner, Waltfiamstow, ironmonger William Angel, Compton-street, Bruuswick-«q ...
... thus troubling you, I am, . yours truly, THOMAS KENT, Wesleyan Minister. October 8th, 1686. TO THE BDITOi OF THE DERBY MERCURY. 5 Sir-I believe all Churchmen will rejoice to read the letter of the Rev. Thomas Kent, Wesleyan r Minister. I trust it is a good ...
... Martin Jackson, John H. Mortimer. Matthew White, leading seaman, Henry Fossill (or Fossell), able seaman. Alfred James Ko! Thomas Kent, blacksmith. William , Andrew William, gunner, R.M.A, Thomas Ward, James Innoles, B.M.A, Jauncey, private, RM. Luke Newton ...
... cotton-merchant. Samuel Still, of Bond-street, Lambeth, iighterman. Edward Gedge, of Lower Thames-street, fishmonger. Thomas Kent Clay, of Coleman-street, warehouseman. -W. Jenner, of Bloomsbury-place, Bloomrsbury-square, victualler. John Miles, of High ...
... Cardiff police-court on Wednesday before the Mayor, Mr R O. J 01103, Aiderinejj Alexander and Bowen—Thomas Venting anu Thomas Kent, two police-constables of borough, were charged on remand with assaulting and beating on the head, with their staves, seaman ...
... the Cardiff police-court on Wednesday— before the Mayor, Mr K O. Jones, Aldermen Alcxandei^ and .Bowcn-ThomRs Yentjng and Thomas Kent, two police-constables of ths borough, were charged on remand with assaulting and beating on the head, with their staves ...
... accident, by which a little girl, the daughter of M Mr. James Pratt, lost her life, occurred here on Monday evening. Mr. Thomas Kent, waggoner, in the emnploy of IMr. E. arneli, builder, was driving a horse and waggon loaded with deal planks along North-street ...