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... active Girl, age 19 30. HOUSEMAID. Country preferred.—Apply, Mrs Henry Column, liracondale, Norwich. [lO 525 WANTED, good BOOT MACHINISTS, at beat Wuges.-Apply B. Murray, St. Martiu'a-at- OaKUatea. [10,529 WANTED, a YOUNG MAN accustomed to the Baking ...
... Freehold and Redeemed from Land - Tax, with Possession at Michaelmas next. Garrod and Turner Will SELL by AUCTION, at the Golden Lion Hotel, Ipswich, on Tuesday Next, tbe 11th July, 1876, at Three for Four o'clock in the Afternoon, by direction of Devisees ...
... I' ice- Chairman— Mr. Evatt Sallows Sanders. JJr. John Jermyn Bedwell. Mr. A. Kershaw Francis. JJr. Wilham Buck. Mr. John Kent. *r. Thomas Catchpool. Mr. Thomas Moy. JJ r - Fred. Abraham Cole. Mr. George Rickword ■ur. John Coppin. Mr. Edward Smith Bankers ...
... generally is unsatis'actory. Kent show very little blue, are mach i.Ljured by vermin and mould, and the Mae to be fast turning into In pretty mirth the stet.. of affairs is noticeable, although it is not quite so as Kent. Some parts of Surrey are pretty ...
... effected his escape. It appears the prisoner, who had been sent under remand to the Maidstone gaol, was placed an officer in a third-class carriage of passenger train from Maidstone to Tunbridge. Soon after the tram left the prisoner succeeded in jumping out ...
... l>een caused by the instrument Witness saw a comparison of prisone.'s left boot made with some marks the window-sill, inside the parlour, the Fish publichouse. The maiks and boot correspoadad. T. Smith, Ely, deposed to making the comparison above mentioned ...