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... names are, Henry Schooling, aged 24, a sawyer, residing in Bull- Inn Court, Strand ; William Cave, aged 27, a boot-maker, of King Street, Golden Square ; a lad, named Jerry O'Connor ; and a fine young man, son of Major Barron Heath, of Connaught Terrace ...
... five of seconds, minutes, hours, days, and months; chimes the quarters and hours, and plays several tunes. At the back is a golden anchor, on a purple ground, surrounded pearls, and bearing an inscription as above-named. It weighs forty-six (Troy) ounces ...
... Hereford ; had two heavy boxes filled with jew. 1- lery, which were put in the hind boot ; when tin had arrrived near this city, some person cried out thai the door of the hind boot was open-instantly the coach was stopped, and every passenger qrueklv Idighted ...
... looks as good as new, and answers all the purposes of hearing. This experiment may be called new ear-a. in surgery. the Maidstone assizes the case of a coachman Who clothes furnished to him by his master, the iury retained the following singular verdict: ...
... deputation, at Buckingham Palace, and to Her Royal Highness Duchess of Kent, at Clarence House, on Thursday. The addresses were most graciously received. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent was pleased to return the following gracious reply :— I participate ...
... &c *> A very singula ■ a ge.] who was not Was marked by a person was being conveyed its relevancy, the cart which w • of Maidstone, the Town ~ from Abridge. J* : baUad-mcrehaut h an newsvendor and the hoiTible sale a printed account band at Koehampton ...
... to 6J„ Sussex Pockets, ditto 5 6 t Kent Pockets, 1840 .* 5 ~ n to » East Kent pockets, ditto 5 0 to ' Kent bags, ditto Nominal. Kent Pockets, 4 0 to t East Kent pockets, ditto 0 to 0 Sussex ditto, ditto 310 oto4 » ...
... given to it. A Farmer Killed by a Bull-dog.—On Monday morning Mr. Stroles, a respectable farmer, near Finsbury, Rochester, Kent, was attacked by a bull-dog, which kept in his farm-yard, and which having broke loose seized him by the throat, in all probability ...
... brewer. March 18, April 22 : sol., Mr. Smith, Golden-square ; off. assignee, Mr. Alsager, Birchin Lane. Strcckett J., Kent, grocer, March 14, May 3 : sols., Messrs Palmer and Co., Bedford-row, Mr. King, Maidstone; off. assignee, Mr. Green, Aldermanbury. West ...
... pretext for subverting the reformation. Sir Thomas Wyatt, who had been so ardent a friend to have proclaimed her queen at Maidstone, while ignorant of any other movements for that purpose, was a zealous protestant He determined to prevent the Spanish match ...
... displayed the long white gaiters which remained vogue, even to the reign of George IV., the cavalry all wore high military boots, and some of them the crimson silk sword belt fringed with gold, which gave them very much the appearance of ft modern Grand ...
... Aged Horse.—Mr. Milgate, of Lenham, has a horse in his possession, supposed fifty years old. His father purchased it a Maidstone dealer 40 years since an aged horse. A new American story is announced for immediate publication, the production of the ...