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... A J uvf.Niuß Bremer, of Box Moor, aged 16, was convicted before the lion. G. D. Ryder, on the 24th uli., upon the oath of Kimmins, one of the Hempstead police,, for being in the garden of Mr. John Stevens Best,, plumber, &c., of ilemel Hempstead, on the ...
... an information and complaint for furious driving at Two Waters in the parish of Hempstead, the 3rd inst. The evidence of Kimmins. one of the police, the principal witness, appeared our last week’s paper, which a* corroborated Robert Mutton, landlord ...
... quantify of Turnips from field at Green End, llemcl Hempstead, the property of Mr. William Field. The offence was proved by John Kimmins, police-officer.âConvicted and fined 75., and costs. An absurd storv has appealed in some of the papers, originating with ...
... off his hack, and found that it seataised producedapples which he got hots Mr. Grace's ersh:rd, and which exactly cur-1 regraded with these bad es the phonon. Mr. Grace—Yestorbg allassees, between four and five o'clock, 1 muss tens =gathered apples ...
... respect him as their secretary. Walmer. Grace the Duke Lcrd Warden of the Cinque Ports, arrived at Walmer Castle, from Apsli House, Saturday last. During the short interval that has elapsed since the arrival of His Grace, he has on more than one occasion visited ...
... David Freeland, ho\mm. Mrood, rcc ivmg information from Mr. Isaac Belsey, wmt the following morning, the Ist Jan. I • Mr kimmins* ni 11, where he ##w the sack now produced, with two and ft h\!f ...
... plaintiff. Immediate payment was ordered and coils of attorney allowed. Wednesday, June 2.—Before J. ’Espina'ssc, Esq. WRIGHT v. KIMMINS. Plaintiff sued for £lO 15s. 4d. for budding mill and various Other works. Mr. Johnson, of Pavenham, was for the plaintiff; ...
... Brunk Eisu,cbArg. d oikh having, at tun, Winnow, left hi. horse mud cast ou the road, was cuavieted Mo. fiui, and Ss coots. 1/Kimmins LSO AT WHlrcattacH.-..William Cldikr, of Speatiury, charged with basing been drunk at Waitchurcia. was sourictad iu 64. Sue ...
... south aide of the road leading from the Bury turnpike road to Bury church. This lot is bounded principally by lands of his Grace the Duke of Norfolk, Mrs. Hollist, and lands now or late forming part of the Glebe Lands of the Parish of Bury. Lot 2. A MESSUAGE ...
... her partner danced gracefully and with vigour—he. more than 68. coming the doable shuffle, and the instep eat with all the grace of a Cento; and of she, that pretty Sally from our alley, we can say with admiring fondness, Her feet beneath her petticoat ...
... manner in which collectors their the year for of poor-rates heard for the of St St the of were called others were a fortnight’s grace Locomotives the Streets H appeared thc complained certain locomotive through the principal thoroughfares City &c great danger ...
... Thor. Painter, Wm Wakelin, Jas. Greenwood, Thos. Mansfield, John Tompkins. sen., and Chas. Franklin. After an app. ropriate grace had been said by the Rev. Chas. Guest, the curate of Bicester, the company commenced dinner, which was carved by the chairmen ...