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... with one of the numerous steam-bouts. Verdict, Found drowned.''—Yestc-rday, by Mr. W. Baker, jun., deputy coroner, at the Golden L;on, Cannon-streetroad, the body of John Robinson, aged 74, a superannuated officer the Customs. The deceased, in consequence ...
... certain limititions, which always attend him, he is, of all the moderns, the strictest and faithfullest idealist. He abounds in golden sayings, which express, sometimes with singular beauty, ethical laws ; as when he says that heaven the angels advance continually ...
... fordahire, Wednesday, 10th July, at Hertford; Essex, Mon. day. 15th, at Chelmaford; Sussex, idouday, 22nd, at Lawes; Kent, Monday, 29th, at Maidstone; Sunney, Monday, 6th August, at Guildford. A very important alteration has been made in the route of the j udgels ...
... ings, Cutler-street, Hounds- r ditch, was charged with having in her possession 85 pairs n of momen's boots and shoes,. and a number of men's boots wit and slippers, stolen from the warehouses of Messrs. Wil- sau kins and Haormer, 48, Aldermanbury, of ...
... for his loss of time. CLERKENWELL. John Pitzgerald was charged by Mr. Thorpe, boot and l shoemaker, of Constitution-row, Gray's-inn-road, withi stealing five pairs of men's boots. Ona Tuesday afternoon, while the prosecutor was in the t parlour conversing ...
... ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE HOME CIRCUIT.-MAIDSTONE, MARCH 11. CIVIL 8IiL.-BEFORE Ma. BAaoN PARKS AND A SPECIAL JURY. Thi. w Ta QUEEN V. LORD RANELAGI. . This was an indictment against the defendant for a com- mon assault. Mr. E. James, Q.C., Mr. Clarkson, and ...
... Edwards, Sambrook-caurt. Json Piersoc TumiaE,., Cranbiook, Kent, farmer, June C at 2, and July S at I,. at Basinghall-otreet. Sots., Parcter, St. Paul's-church yard; Hinds, Geudburst, Kent; and Cripls, Tonbridge Wells; off. assig., Groem, Abcburch-laue ...
... who took setiulo from defendant's shop to make Wellington-,boots redwater-tights. Our usual practice was to give to the minnitsr emoloyment materials for either three, six, or aspoirs of boots or shoes at a time, to make up. On the !llJuly Hawices brought ...
... prisoner at the Golden Lion Inn, and this led to the discoverV that no such person as Jones ever kept it, and that the letter had been for the purposes of decep- tion and fraud. It further appeared that a brother of the prisoner lived at the Golden Lion as caller ...
... imprisonment, for a vexatious defence. Mr. Way opposed for creditors. ASSIZE INTBLLIGBNCZ. HOMB CIRCUIT.-MAIDSTONE, DX0. 18. The commission for the county of Kent was opened to-day. Wr. Justice Cormpton was expected to arrive by thehalf- pat twelve o'clock train ...
... tliebtatioti-h necL, aond I tried ihe boots produced on him, and found theve x citly fit ed him. S. Nithlail-on (.504) -I woo celled in on thea night of the 18th of~earoary by thel onilird if the Elephant. I saw the boots p)roduced, in the paoeloa, and found ...
... THE QUEEN IN BRUCo. i On Wednesdaylast the Courtin this case granted a writ of habeas corpus directed to the Keeper of Maidstone gaol, to bring up the body of Thomas Mansell, now under i Sentence of death for the murder of lance corporal I . Burney, ...