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... ~..•. O . WEDDINGS . . 1 fp 0 0 Mr. George Mclnnes Glass, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Denis F. Glass, of Inwood, Charing, Kent, and Miss Susan Gray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gray, of Willow Moss, Alpraham, were married at St. Helen's Church, Tarporley ...
... IJmbriel (taken) YS —Mr Rogers' Jerry Kent (taken) 23 Captain Lane'. Ninnyhammer (taken) 40 —Mr Oliver's Ethelbert (taken) 40 --- Mr Wilkins' Pew, (taken to 1100) 30 Lard Exeter'. Filbert (taken) 1000 —1 —Mr C. Dorrien's Golden Plover (t. to t 33) 1000 —1 —Mr ...
... south has sued n newspaper for printing a speech that he did not deliver. A waggish correspondent ventures to suggest that the boot being plowed upon the wrong leg. in his *pinion aldermen ought (generally opralung) to be for the snowshoe that they do deliver ...
... Owen, presided on the occasion. He was supported in the vice chairs by H. P. J. Collingwood, Esq., and Captain Morgan, of Golden Grove. The company consisted of the committee of management, and the gentry of the town and locality. On the right of the ...
... Atlerley Elge and District that he has So the haleness Lately conduct by Mr SWISDILLS, •'d is offering an entirely NEW STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES J.ft! ENZ. At strictly Mndorate Prices. Bespoke Orders in any style. FIGURE, ORNAMENTAL, A ARCHITECTURAL WOOD CARVER ...
... Chaplain to th e Lord lieutenant of Ireland. The Rev. Frederick Jonathan Richards, M.A., to thencarage of !Inky, near Maidstone, Kent. Patrons, the Dean and Chapter of Rochester. The Rev. Richard Smith. 8.D.. Vicar of New Romney, to the Rectory of Hope ...
... family boots. Aw —do to ride the children on you know. Blanche could not repress a laugh ; and the quadrille , being concluded, off she went with cousin Charlie, to stagger through a breathless polka, just at the moment the family boots bore their ...
... fine residence at C.hilston park, near Maidstone, another at on tits extensive y, and one et Beads, West Calder, near burgh. He b • county justice in Kent, Dumfries, and Edinburgh, and an officer in the East Kent Yeomanry. In town he hes • handsome house ...
... a site for the building ; to Mr. Boote and many more fur their untiring energies and generous sympathy, and concluded a long and able address by trusting that the blessing of God would rest upon their work. Mr. Boote acknowledged the invaluable services ...
... witness immediatel identified the er as the man whe bed ie hie Poom, sd into sod sed £4 105 then returned to his room Toe, fa golden and a £10 note; on — to the seam prisoner be made felt con that be was in his mouth, and the gentlemen to open his pulling ...
... People there appretiend that femething particular is going forward. On Saturday General Hott.ty wood arrived at his Iloufe in Golden-Square from the Army in Germany. Fa:ely was held a Court Martial on hoard hi. Nlajelly's Ship ,Nrrnant, Capt. Amherft, for ...
... fighting on the ground on the night in question. He bad great diffioulty in separating them. PC. Evans corroborated. James Boots, a little boy, residing in fit am Mill-street, stated that Davies oommeoced the disturbance by assaulting Milan. The defendants ...