... places, but last October was com- t palled, in consequence of il-healt, to return home. 2bShe went to the 'West Kent General Hospital, a Maidstone, on the 2lst6 October, and paid weekly Lee visits for three weeks; then she. was told to attend once a fortnight ...

... the year-hence the necessity of 4 good boots, and T. Ii. Fleming is showing a splendid I selection of Gentlemen's Winter Boots at 18s. 6d. 4 and 21s.-T. K. Fleming, 8, Basnett-street. d 2 KarNTISE Cm-surtnEs.-Kent, called the Garden of - England, is noted ...

... CRDILNAI STATISTICS. | From the reports of the Inspectors of Constabu- lary for 1881, we find that in the county of Kent 355 offences were reported, aad 287 persons were apprehended. Of these, 51 were discharged for want of evidence, 4 for want of Prosecution ...

... June last she met the respondent, who went home with her and slept with her. She had since identified ?? stated that he was boots at the Temperance Hotel, White- haven. On the 30th of December last year the respondent came with a woman to the hotel and ...

... years, was charged with s stealiing a pair of boots from the shop of James Heaney, Manchester-ist eet, on Thursday night. The prisoner was t, observed putting his hand inside the shop, and taking away . the boots, but he t as apprehended before he got many ...

... the groom or boots of the house was he the fast ally of Dr. Palmer. He inquired of boots about Red the detectives, and asked had they pumped boots him- nd self. He was restless and uneasy: he 'stood' brandv- and-water for boots, and, as ...