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... ALLEGED MURDER IN KENT. On Tues lay, Edward William Staples and James Turner, excavators, charged before magistrates for Kent, with causing the death of James Fisher, at Orpington, on the previous Saturday night. appeared from the evidence tak n that ...
... In the Matter of the Petition’ of WILLIAM WYER, of Ailleborough, in the County of Norfolk, Boot, ond ata Publis Sitting of the said County Court, held. on, the ith . day of October, 1862, the Court an. ORDER OF DISCHARGE to the said Bar Notice is hereby ...
... goat; and thirdly, because conjuredths devil into boot. Around the wall of the well where was the spring be is mud to have made, were the words. “& John Scheme, Gentleman borne, conjured toe devil into boot.” He was universally noted for this miraculous ...
... On the 27th ult., aged 89, Mr. Peter Lake, farmer, Gnist, highly respected and deeply regretted. On the 30th ult., at the Golden Star, Duke Street, Mart, the beloved wife of Robert Linstead, in the 62nd year of her age, ranch lamented all who knew her ...
... Trustees. Norwich, 25th October, 1855. (10,599 Insolvent Debtor to be heard at the Sessions House, Maidstone, before the Judge of the County Court of Kent, on TUESDAY, the SIXTH day of NOVEMBER. 1855, at Twelve o’clock at Noon precisely. JOSEPH BRIGGS, ...
... THE GORGEOUS LAST SCENE, “The REALM of GOLDEN FLOWERS,” INVENTED BY MR. W. SIDNEY. Vivat Pantomime. The approaching festivities.— R. KENT has on hand large supply of Ladies', Gentlemen’s, and Children’s DRESS BOOTS and HOES. 10 and 11, London Street, Norwich ...
... Mr. W. 8. Forster. Gore Court, Maidstone highly commended—7sB6 Acacia, Mr. Goodman Boot, Beckwith Lodge Stud Farm, Harrogate; and Wonder, Mr. John Woods, Elizabeth House, The Avenue, High Barnet; commended—792s Golden Bain, Mr. John Richard Watson, 32 ...
... Receiver’s observations were issued under the failure of tbU debtor, who formerly traded in partnership with his father Norwich boot and shoe manufacturers, and byhimsdf as patent air horse collar and saddlery manufacturer. The accounts show gross liabilities ...
... J. Carver. M.A. Chaplain of Whitocross Prison, London ; Hcv. A. Carver M. A., Master of Dulwich College, Kent; W. Routh. E«q. Blackheath, Kent; R. Conn, Esq., Cavick House, Wymondham, Norfolk ; Rev. J. Cam), Wraniplinghain, Norfolk; Messrs. Foster, Bankers ...
... *and Kent, signs stretching across the road are still to be seen, and also in other places well. Sometimes, however, articles were exhibited instead of signs. The ironmonger’s frying pan, the hardware dealer’s teapot, the shoemakers last or golden boot ...
... Assortment of LADIES, and CHILDREN’S DRESS BOOTS and SHOES, of the latest design, at prices which defy competition. Waite Boots .,. .. 86. 6d. pair. Genttgmen’s Patenr 7s. 6d. par. Alsos variety of WALKING BOOTS, sited for the present eeason, of the most ...
... count* y town. KfP'y. with full particulars, to E.Q.,- « Mercury Ofice, Norwich. ( x 8486 T CLOTHING.—Ladies'. Children’s Boots and JU host price giTen. Mr. and Mrs. Atkins, 156, Bond, Lsweatoft. ixZlB6 WANTED Jarvre MUSIC CABINET or WRITING TABLE, with ...