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... been kicked with a heavy boot, that would account tor the appearances he had found upon _ the body. answer to his Lordship, the surgeon said that the kick must have been very violen , one. The prisoner was wearing heavy wooden boots upon the day in \sbSe ...
... appointed by her Majesty Cross of the Order ef S Michael and George. . A well-known fashionable boot and shoe maker m Paris has formed an Interesting collection of boots and shoes worn by bis lllnstrlons patrons for many years. These are 1 arranged on shelves ...
... of\u b, a very small boy, manages his boot, ness “■ w* writes legibly with his month. can else write with his made my today,” eaidajortol Slmrnian papa, to his son, “and I ve oome wlltod jonthe whole county of Kent to m*keaUiJ« In, with the privilege of ...
... followin# description of the ceremony of passing round the loving-cup at the Mansion House, London: The loving-cup is ft great golden with cover, and filled with mixture of champagne, claret, and spices. Lady Mayoress turned to the left side, holding the tup ...
... prices favouring sellers. Mid and East Kent, £lO to £lO 16s. ; Weald of Kent, £8 10s. to £lO 10s.; Sussex, £7 6s. to £9 9s. ; Farnham and country, £ll to £l6. Yearlings : Mid and East Kent, £3 to £6los. : Weald of Kent, £3 to £slss. : Sussex, £3 to ; Faruham ...
... SENTENCED TO DEATH. At the Maidstone Assizes, Thomas Moore, forty-two, labourer, has been charged upon an indictment, and also by the coroner’s inquisition, with the wilful murder of his wile, Mary Anne Moore. The prisoner was labouring man, and resided ...
... the wishes o: the congregation I am, &c., yours faithfully, Walsall, May 13th, 1873. PAX. The Workman’s Magazine. London :W. Kent and Co., 23, Paternoster Row, E.C. This is excellent periodial for working men, and contains important information relative ...
... BRICKS ! ! gTATION QOLLIERY BLOX WICH to BRICKS in Boats or Trucks the Works Price application at the Office EATIES JONES BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER (Late of 39 Digbeth) REMOVED his Business To commodious premises 44 STREET WALSALL JJRS JJURTON 11 DIGBETH ...
... for reference Books issued from Bloswich Branch Library Total number of boots issued .. Total musber of volumes issued ANTI-MITT/WITT SOCIETY, 26, GOODALL STETTT. —Officer, J. Kent.—Office hours, 9 to 10 a.m., and 5 to 6 p.m.—The following cases were dealt ...
... fislisbary to London by • night coach : When the coach asses op at last, with 'London' blanoned in letters of gold upon the boot, it gave Toni such • turn that be was half disposed to run away. Bat he didn't do it; far he took his met upon the box inns* ...
... before him, as he swept the shore, were limpid water ; golden sand, fringed with a rippling of silver spray ; bashes, bright with many .coloused flo.ers ; waving trees; hill and mountain, green and golden to their summits; sale and ravine, with trickling streams ...
... the end of the world on Thureday, Apnl 11. 001. The meeting at the commencement somewhat noisy, and the lecturer proceeded booting and hissing bemuse freiment. Mr. Lord, a local politician, was invited upon the e latforset, and denounred Mr. Baxter hypocrite ...