Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... might be amended in favour of Mr. Somers, or that the election of Mr. Sadleir might be declared as void.—Alexander Slater, a boot and shoe- maker, residing at Sligo, was then called. He stated that he had 25/. given him not to vote at all, but that he did ...
... HENRY BENNETT, Christchurch, Hant Messrs. A rsts, Waller, and Morris. Old 5 ry ndraper. Sols., JOAN STL Swithin’s-lane. 1S, Maidston?, baker. Sol., Mr. Hughes, St. r JAMES ALRATIAM SMITH, Queen-street, Ha: ersmith, and Newport-street, “Lambeth, ligitcrman ...
... Hughes, of Shrewsbury, malster.—Luke Horsfall, of Accrinton, Lancaster, tailor.—John Joyce, of Bromley, Kent, baker. —George Kay, of the city of York, boot maker.—Henry Kelly, of Arthur-street, New Oxford-street, and Broad- street, Bloomsbury, builder.—Richard ...
... apprehended, he had his boots taken off, and on comparing them with some of the footprints found them correspond exactly. He described the peculiarity in the number and position of the nails, which enabled him to identify the boots with the footprints. Mr ...
... acquitted, the judge pretty clearly telling the jury that the evidence against the prisoner was utterly worthless. At the Maidstone assizes, on Tuesday, James Raddy was sentenced to fix months'hard labour, fer bigamy. The prisoner was married to his first ...
... A CHILD SENTENCED TO PENAL SERVITUDE. At the West Kent quarter sessionr, held at Maidstone on Thursday Aveek, before Mr. F. Epinasse, deputy-chairman, a girl 13 years of age, named Emma Glasson, Avas indicted for robbing her mistress, Isabella Collington ...
... oumiuing irom »ir. Adam?, cf the bootmaker, pair* of ladies' boots value 9j. Cd., ' under the following circumstances. The prisoner came to Buxton on the 4th tant, and whilst the town sold pair of boots to a Mrs. White, whioh Ehe had brought with her from Derby ...
... living image 1 She is, indeed. replied her brother, taking hand the frightened girl, and passing the other Over the short golden curls that lay so quaintly on her head. I could almost fancy it was was locking But have frightened her. Miily, dear. Let ...
... Image ' OOl Daisie ' a * 'ha is ' intleed - replied her brother, taking •tbp tke Khtened girl, and passing the ■uai short golden curls that lay so Wat, y on er*head. could almost fancy it « 1 « looking at. But we have , e 5 cT ' > r ' - us sit down ...
... Who is giving up the Retail Trade, will Sell the whole of his Stock consisting of 2000 PAIRS OF MEN'S WOMEN S AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES At 10 Per Cent under Cost Price. As time is limited intending Purchasers will oblige by early call to secure the ...
... Yorkshire (return). Aug. 23, 24, and 25.—At Brighton, Derbyshire v. Sussex (return). Aug. 26, 27, and 28.-At Maidstone, Derbyshire v. Kent (return). CHESTERFJGLD v. BELPER. Played at Belper on Wednesday last. Score :— CHE rSTEBFIBLD. J Keeling, b Higgins ...
... otherwise have been seen —was hidden by a •belt of cloud above the north lightship of the Goodwin Sands. But the tail, broad golden band, extended slantingly upwards over two full points— from S.E. E. to S.E. by S., or even to S.S.E.— and a line thence drawn ...