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... of June last, a pair of side-lace lea. ther boots, of the value of 5s. 6id., the property of David'.- I son Titnhall, of Becciles. The prosecutor, who was ex. ?? dfun being aske d if he had ever sold the boots, repliethat be shad o.eand wetted them too ...
... harbour. On the 26th, the sloop Gills, t Man, from Newcastle for Amsterdam, with general cargo. The schooner Mary Atkinson, Kent, of Lowestoft, from Hartlepool for Aldeburgh, with coals. E The brig Elizabeth, Cudleigh, from London, of and s for Hartlepool ...
... shoulibreak It 'open that she gave it up. We found a t.nuamber of miscellaesoeas ar~tilele in .the locker, such as braces, t and boot toppo and also dometea. Tnmer was also violent, t a much'so as his mother, andbthey had te .be removed in a a eab, When at ...
... to his trowsers, shirt, and boots. Sergi. Cole said, in answer to the Chairman, that that was a qtestion for the Commanding Officer to deeile. At the dis- embodiment all the men were generally allowed to retaln their boots and a olsirt, and, aftera certalin ...
... Cop- dcone witlh the bag and cloth, which were identified, upon him. Prisoner pleadod guilty, and said hie:cenie from Maidstone, In Kent. Hie was a bricklayer, and had come dowie here to .seek %work. Hoexeneed bhiself for the offenco by saying that he had ...
... Mr. Harris; Cow sand Gate, Mr. eose; Running Back, Mr. Ashford; Elephant and Castle, Mr. Hill; Angel, Mr. Barker; Duke of Kent, Mr. Skeet; Royal William, Mr. Driver; Admiral's Head, Mr. Ball; Cross Keys, Mr. Preston; White Elm Mr' S' Nichols; , John ...
... place, watchmaker. Defeudant was fined £1 17s., including costs, which he paid. Damaging Telegraphs.-.Wihliam Smith, of Maidstone, Kent, fisherman; Henry Daniels, Jeremiah Hurley, DaVid Woods, and Thomas McAllister, all of Stratfori, labourers, were charged ...
... look ate some boots, and put a pair on. Prosecutor told him the price was 6d., but on prisoner's grumbling at the' amount. prosecutor said, You can have thenm for {id. Prisoner said he could not pay until lie ptroneni Iois old boots. Well, said ...