... with I him a white bull dog. He was a stranger to witness, hut had been in the house drinking about two hours. Prisoner’s boots were off when she caught him, and he mit his toes in them without pulling them on, pushed },er on one side and went away, which ...

... hound agreement to culti- an d f would, too, submit lh%l whelber ibis plan trespass case Thorpe. R.A., curate, Mr. J. Butler, Golden Valley, the trucks confeying the stone having heen un* answer to the charge the first occasion »ate his land according to ...

... duzen-bladed knife has been made a Yankee culler, which has, in addition to its blades, a corkscrew, a bodkin, a hairbrush, and a boot-jack, besides a season ticket to the theatre. Wuat's in a Name?” —Since the liquor law was adopted in Maine, cocktails” have ...

... Watson. New Springs, Staffordshire, saddler—F. W South, Maidston , beersellei ti. Kirk. Portland-lerrace, S'. John's wood, liay dealer—W. Scammell. Old Brent* ford, boot maker —W. Morris. Tonbridge. Kent, builder J Okell, Union-court, Old Broad-street, City ...

... Slst Burmah ; Chatham Maidstone 2nd Bengal; Chatahm 10th Hussars, Bombay ; 53rd Bengal; Chatham Maidstone 54th Canada; Londonderry 1th Dublin 55th Gibraltar; Templem. 12th Lancers, Cape of G./56th Bermuda; Chatham Hope; Maidstone 57th Corfu; Tralee 13th ...

... Sergeant’s Inn, Fleetstreet, builder—R. N. Newton and T. G. New Park-street, Southwark, gas engineers—C. Housley, Broad-street, Golden-square, surgeon—-J. Eggleston, St. Albans, victualler —J. Dowell, Birmingham, chemist—H. Endacott, Okehampton, innkeeper—l ...

... his sword, it being left on board the the Emperor presented him with a new one. Dimach, on leaving St. Petersburg, had five golden ducats presented to him to pay any expenses he might incur; but food, lodging, &c.. was provided for all on the most liberal ...

... none is genuine, and to imitate which felony. Prepared only by the Proprietor, Jonathan John Sanders at his Laboratory, Maidstone, Kent; and sold in boxes at 9d, and 4s fid each, nil Chemists and Meaicine Vendors throughout the United Kingdom,and in the ...

... none is genuine, and to imitate which felony. Prepared only ttie Proprietor, Jonathan John Sanders, at his Laboratory, Maidstone, Kent; and sold boxes at I - Ud, 2s 9.1, and 4s each, all an Medicine Vendors throughout the United Kingdom, and in the principal ...

... MARCH 24. (Before E. G. Maynard, Esq., and J. Q. Cottingham, Esq.) William Austin Pcgg was charged by Mr. Henry Kent, of the firm of Kent and Hackett, manufacturers, Brampton, with' wilfol damage. The complainant is a manufacturer of elastic braids and ...

... heads)—lst prize, J. Rogers 2nd, J ' LeUuce, Cabbage (3 heads)—lst prize, W. Stoppard; 2nd, J. Boot; 3rd .W. Massey. „ , Lettuce, Coss (3 heads)-Ist prize, J. Boot; 2nd, b. Morley; 3rd,C. Rhodes. .„, Eschailoues (12) -Ist prize, Uriah Slack; 2ud,A> . Stoppard ...

... Tyranny towards the Police.— A Narrow-Minded Jr doe.— A constable the Kent police having been dismissed the force for refusing to part with his moustache, brought action in the Maidstone County Court, last week, to recover damages from Captain Buxton, the ...