... , hatter 000lsre—eupplied by Mr. A. Taylor, cf the Higb-strest. Thanks to the wound committee which mediated of Messrs. W. Kent (wintery), A. Perry, T. Wagsta/, J.H. Smite. W King, W. B. Wiled:At, F. IL Kimball, and W. Cettm, the track, whisk was and ...

... Moro osbodlSS ls or to roma s Irowlottos. a. ow* OIPPOIN faurarsod tuba 101. Is Strpoorloo Ws.Sfl Isrylood S. Scsoot easy 11 Boots ssa Tick.* Mks, 0., st Loud.* priors at Initworties, Stratford. 111 w Dow :is BWOS, basalt woolio tie moot oserbors, is Madams ...

... see someone. In to the Bench, Inspector stated that the prisoner • most dangerous thief. Ile had been in custody at Maidstone, in Kent, foe robbing from the person, and had been committed a number of times. lie was on the register of habitual criminals ...

... f..)r South Australia has reeeived the following telegram from the Government at Adelaile, dated April 3. Emigrant ships Golden tied, Dotitiur, •rantalloa eriived March 30, all well. Heavy general throughout COO Cu/MILLI-IS/4T o 1114TH.—At the Central ...

... in law the decision 63 Imo tapay a • 3d. per week. He thought they ought dangerous thief. lie had been is eustoele at Maidstone, in Kent, b beinP3 laced on the list. it would be well for bin, Mr might h been dig t f hat the • ' ' eou as w , • have eren ...

... officer .at that W. Smith. boilermaker. Swans- another direct representative of Labour b oor d an d i t in l og as It i i i . ury Kent, was charged with stealing 111.. wi ll b e e h ose n t o fill the vacancy, as my Representative while the different I . l'etst ...

... referred beck for the farther consideration of the minsmittea— Mr. Golden It might same up on another occasion. es we me Me bound erected we shall be mewed to in Dm Matter.—Mr. .by lamp in Maidstone-road set he up there? It no use where it —llr. I ani sorry to ...

... SIPPING TOW N.—Pleved a BMWs as Duly • and resulted in • win tor the visitors by atter a pleweast mar. This revolt brounht .boot by the eplendid of Barley. Andrews. Minis.and Murray. bents for his great n.tiod ANd Ilnegoort stood tor the how. P. Andrews ...

... Pares% Stair Canvass, and Comm Marks( in all Puritan at every desorption, and at Low ev an article well-rade d - stared. I BOOTS 1 1l • Large Stock of Boer, the beat style, and Warranted the beat Imre. Men's Strong Nailed, ▪ Spacial Line. Trial solicited ...

... two 'beteg placed the third elates of tine chooser. cock: 1. E. 0. end W. H. Lovell. lid. two in the corond. non in Broruldr, Kent: 2, C. W. Pat. the Thirteen were gained. 00 7. 3. C. Hugon. Randocd; 4. H. C. For tlie London exemination Guthrie, tiunnorsbary ...

... Sharp Hume (Liberal csadidate for Maidstone), Mr. J. Johnson. J.P. (primideat of the Gravesend and Northeast Liberal Ammonia. tien). Captain &rivet,. R.N.. Rev. J. Morison (South Ockendon), Mr. A. Simmons (secretary Kent and Essen Labourers' Union), Mr ...

... for the amount claimed plaintiff and one witness and attorney (two days) allowed. Seelaow Barry, plumber, of St. Mary Cray, Kent v. RICHARD CLARK, wool dealer and farmer, Cerbeta Tey.—Action was brought to recover the sum of £5 ss. 3d.. of which £1 31 ...