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... calenJar months for stealing quantity of turnips the property of Mr. J. Singer, of Dorney. John Kent was charged on a similar offence by the same person. Kent applied for time to pay the penalty and costs, which indulgence the magistrates granted. Thomas ...
... Lancashire, calico-printer. DREADFUL MURDER AT OTTERDEN, NEAR LENHAM. (From the Maidstone Gazette.) A dreadful murder was committed on Saturday even ing last at ...
... noiseless task has done; And now, or long or short the course, Life's hurried race run. The silver cord is loosed now, Broken the golden bowl, Water hath left the fountain's fall, The racer rcach'd the gaol. Who in a shattered bark would choose A stormy sea to ...
... Duchess of Kent, which was drunk with three times three. The only other toast drunk before the retirement of the ladi: s was The health of the Prince Ernest.'' At 20 minntes past 10 the ladies quitted the Banquet ting Room, the Duchess of Kent going first ...
... C. Wilson, Manchester, woollen draper. J. J. Dovey. Si. Leonard's, Sussex, licenced victualler. bankrupts. J. Steer, Maidstone, Kent, tailow chandler, r. St. John Hudson, Wells, surgeon. K. Lowe, Preston aud Blackpool, Lancashire, working jeweller. T ...
... metropolis was brought by the man and passengers of the Hastings coach its progress to town, passes through the tow* Tonbridge, in Kent, about .'l6 miles from Loni. Scarcely any credence was at first placed in the io'Vl ma tion received, in consequence ofthe ...
... been written Cascades, Tasmau's Peninsula, Van Land. is addressed to John Murrell (the convict's uncle), Fant, near Maidstone, Kent, England. The letter is written by some person on behalf tbe prisoner, who is nnable to write, and is as follows:— Dear ...
... large assortment of close coats and jackets, in fabrics; a quantity of hats and caps; a pair antigropelo mud boots, several pairs of other boots; large quantity of shoes, slippers, clogs, An. —Monk silver, Oct. 14, 1845. We understand that great competition ...
... ride & shaved horse without hal wine OF 80 after the operation, whereas a 5 out the day after; indeed we wee With hounds in Kent, the fore- a me clip bed, rough and shabby, and the hind looking very like a French that Was increased by the monkeyfied ® ...
... the matter if 30s. was paid for the missing sheep. The constable of Winslow deposed to apprehending the prisoner at Maidstone, in Kent. Thomas Foster.—I know both the prisoners. I know my son had seven sheep. He bought them on Monday, the 13th, and he ...
... James Raymond Wortham, Esq., The Lea, Denham. T. R. Vermont, Esq., Springwell Mount, Hayes, Middlesex. Thomas Gardiuer, Esq., Golden Cross Hotel, Charing Cross. Rankers.—London and County Bank, Uxbridge. Treasurer.—Henry Harris, Esq., Uxbridge. Surveyor and ...
... diseases may be thereby averted. Their is necessity for confinement or restraint as to die during their use. Mr. Alex. Scott, boot-maker High-street, Dundee—Having suffered for years with a bowel complaint, and trying all other medicines to no purpose, was ...