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... fact that on Tuesday morning the police-oflce was deluged with persons inquiring for lost bats, caps, bonnets, shawls, and boots and shoes, which had been torn off in the mfUe ; and information has also been received uf baskets, and purses of money, being ...
... child ; nasty little U-U-ta'e, and openly avowing her suspicious 1 of Coustourc Kent, has spoken highly of Mr. Kent dm- , racier for kindness Lis children. Between Mr. Kent j and the nurse there is clearly no illwiU. Everything tends indicate that the ...
... deposed every member of the jure which sat on the body of Saville Kent, and other witnesses, and shrtw that the cilice of ■» coroner w.is fulfilled; that upon the coroner going to Mr. Kent’s house, and desiring the jury to follow him, several were so d ...
... friendship, presented them with a Dispensation, engraved on the Arch of Titus Csesar, the Ark of the Covenant, the Golden Candlesticks, the Golden Table, weighing one great talent), the Sun for N.G.,the Moon and Stars for Y.G., aLampfor Secretary, the Lion ...
... commencement of George the Third’s reign, flat gipsy hats were in vogue. Soon after straw hats suffered a long eclipse during that golden age of the perruquiers, when the head-dress de rigueur was an enormous heap of borrowed hair, plastered, powdered, and pomatumed ...
... clothes. I gave her what she required, and she is now in service. She seems reclaimed. D.—A poor deformed child want of an iron boot, which I purchased for him. £.—A family of six. Tbe father has long been out of work, excepting a day now and then. His earnings ...
... Buzzard Lewes Hailsham A'ewharen . am 1 Bucks •tratford {Bucks Cambs (Kent Kent IKent Kent £ssex Sussex Bants Essex Essex vent vent |urrej -lent Kent jSurrey Surrey Kent Surrey Kent ...
... Wealthy Gentleman. —On Sunday morning, at an early hour, T. L. Fish, Esq., aged 77 years, known from his immense wealth as the Golden” Fish, of the celebrated Knowle Cottage, near Sidmonth, Devon, expired suddenly at his town residence, which, for a gentleman ...
... prisoner. FROM TUESDAY’S LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. John Alexander Mowatt, Crawford-street, Marylebone, boot and shoemaker John Sngden, Sydenham, Kent, builder John Gearns and Frederick Augustus Tarrant, Bucklersbury, auctioneers Riehard Batley, Park-village ...
... to the merciful consideration of the Crown. The reason for the removal of the prisoner to Maidstone is that, as the offence was committed in the county of Kent, the Act of Parliament requires that the sentence shall carried out in the same county, and ...
... any persona of the name of Kent. replied that was quite certain that there were me of suen name amongst the deceased, as all the ’oodl-. had be n identified. They then informed him that hey were relatives of a man, named Kent, who resided at Bow, and whom ...
... evening great deal of excitement was erected in Ashford, in consequence deplorable -.undent whioli Whorley, drill-instructor the Kent Kifle Corps, was instantaneously killed. It appears that few members of the corps were [iroctising firing at 800 yards' range ...