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... who possesses a freehold estate of near 200 acres in Kent, and two of his servants, were brought to Union Hall in custody. In May last a gentleman named Ditch, who resides at Hawk- hurst, in Kent, was in London, and put up at an inn in the Borough. In ...
... Joseph 0. Travers, G. are R.OiMman, T. kOwen, and B. W.'.Carter, Esqrs.- 11e, sa Henrietta Burton, for riotous conduict in Kent-street pro~ uswesentenced to seven days' hard labour. co John Kelly, for essaultang P. C.. White, wee fined 10s. teo and 7s ...
... rein- I Much will be loot to my creditors if these casce are iieces. not fairly treated. *ope- i The Grand Junetion, the East Kent, and the russia Swiss linp, the Roman line, and the Coal Curirpariy. are tusia Jall liable to be entirely lost now, so faras ...
... the c,, t 19th November, 1862, and stealing a pair of boots. f al Mr. Bullen prosecuted, and Mr. B~owen defended the a, prisoner. B r From the evidence it appeared that the prosecutor is a p ae boot maker, living at Ventnor, and the prisoner lives near ...
... hard 01. labour. neoSTEALING FROM A SHOP DOOn. he William Walsh pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing a ad boot, the property of Joseph Dodman, boot and shoe e-. maker, of Queen-street. in Prisoner also pleaded guilty to a previous conviction. fr. The Deputy ...
... COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, PORTSMOUTH. n MoNDAY.-(Before J. Howard, Esq., Registrar.) ti IN RE HUDSON. Thomas Hudson, of' the Golden Crown, beer-house, in Broad-street, Portsmouth, beer-retailer, dealer in coats, n and hire carter, came up for his first ...
... Davidson, a tramp, was charged with stealing a t pair of Balmoral boots, the property of John Rends, at t The prosecutor lives in Qusen-street, and mit ?? a o'clock yesterday afternoon the boots were hanging out- rc r side his shop. They were missed at half-past ...
... teitliiig a pair of boots, the property of Charles Matthew St Sinithers. . St i The prosecutor is a boot and shoemaker in the High- w street, and on Siturdmai the prisoner called at the shop if twice and asked for a description of boots not in stoele, di ...
... prosecutor is a boot and ?? in the High. street, and on the 9th of March a pair of sidd-spritg boots were hanging on a hoard at the back part of the shop. On the 11th of March the prisoner went to the shop and asked for a pair of boots not in stock, aandshe ...
... alias Gage, was charged with being drunk and disorderly. At half-past ten on Saturday night the defendant was put out of the Golden Bell; public-house, in St. Mary's. street, for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, and while in the street she used most ...
... stealing two odd boots, the property of George Prince, boot and shoe maker, of Queen-street, Portsea.-At eleven o'clock Police-constable Hayward was F ol duty in Havant-street, Portsea, where he met the pri- soner. He was then wearing the boots, and the officer ...
... morning the prosecutor, on looking E over his clothes, missed a coat, a jacket, a pair of I tousers, a waistcoat, and a pair of boots. Infor- mation was given to the police, and on Saturday last the prisoner was apprehended at New Swindon, in c Wilts, aid he ...