... Assizes on Seturday, for forging the acceptance to a bill of exchauge purporting to be scoepted by Mesars. J. and E. Smith, boot manufsctarers, of Manchester, on the 22ud of Ooctober last, with intent to defraund. The prisoner, not denying the forgery ...

... Vitro, 8.A., the testator’s sons, The will, | Yaldtng ol m&fi&q Kent, who *J-:zy last, ;&c proved in London, on&w inet., r £7O, My, by l’ , the reliet, and Thomas Edmett, Eeq, of Maidstone. The will of Henry Wood, Eeq;, formerly of Dummer Basingstoke, ...

... the Duke of Teck, and others, were alike anathamatized. A third meeting of local publicans and beersellers was held at the Golden Lion, Peckham. yester-sennight, when Messrs, Cook, Jones, Spinks, Wright (Vietoria), and others, were present. The question ...

... being used. The prisoner was found to have clay on the right-foot boot, and he was detained until Police-constable 267 P was brought to the spot, and on the footmarks being comared with the boot they were found exactly to gt with the damaged bricks, two sets ...

... Whotsomp ol Whbkion. ' Kent-street, Borough, for obtaining a shawl T-E;fiN&OßE‘—W_—'ET_/_g?‘ R i (and one shilling and ninepence from Jane neet =' o nt. . o E CORE wmgl;“‘ and piee® — | Barnes, a domestic servant at old Kent-road, T O Mudiol Joarna ...

... himself Thought to be such convenient swathing, He did apportion as his pelf. Maidstone was not a place to *loom,” Maidstone was not a place to bribe ;$ But it was pure Maidstone’s doom To make D’lsraeli their scribe. A scribe? Yea, more ;in him there loom’d ...

... 11iu Kate Shaboe Four Part song,—* The Tar's Song.c..c Harp Solo,~* A Fairy Legend”.. veresse Miss A, E, Molteno Song,—* Golden Days” ieueerenessanmnsieoss Miss Webb Violin Solo,—* Carnival de Venice™. ..Miss L. A, Molteno Glee,—* Mynheer Vandunek™ ...

... prosecutrix that he was a “gentleman,” and offered her 10s,, s 0 that she should not be deglrived of her day’s pleasure. The golden bait, however, did not take, and on being handed over to the constable three other purses were found on the “gentleman,” who ...

... ‘“k °£:l° :h:: O back to the New Kent road, where he saw them ship remar - ‘Hr ed'&“ y hn° m repeatedly feeling the pockets of ladies getting hardship. Comslammu st they °ot into the tram-cars 'lg:}k then left the Kent- |to wait and and dodge about” to ...

... Inspeetor Gibhons and boat’s crew of the Thames Police Station at Waterloopier. The body was removed to the City Mortuary at Golden-lane, There is nothing like cheek. On Monday an irate-looking cow sauntered through the open gates of St. Giles' churchyard ...

... sent to any address. T ————————— PAY WHAT YOU LIKE, i B F. GOBNEY’S BOOT AND SHOE cLUDb, 162, ST GEOBGE’S ROAD, PECKEAM- EVERY Deéscription of Ladies’, Gentlemen’s, and Children’s BOOTS i b ...

... order to recover her health and spirits. She accordingly left London on Sat\mfuy evening for Kent, accom‘panied by a younger sister, Previous to her departure for Kent Alice Rhodes admitted that ‘there might have been neglect, but certainly no: wilful starvation ...