"'Stop a bit,' replied Sam, suddenly recollecting himself. 'Yes; there's a pair of Vellingtons a good deal vorn, and a pair o' lady's shoes, in number five.' 'Country make.'
"'Any maker's name?'
"'Brown.'
"'Where of?'
"'Muggleton.'
"'It is them,' exclaimed Wardle. 'By heavens, we've found them.'"
What happened afterwards every reader of Pickwick very well knows.
Near Town Malling there is a curious monument erected to the memory of Beadsman, the horse, belonging to Sir Joseph Hawley, which won the Derby in 1859, and which was bred in the place. The monument (an exceedingly practical one) consists of a useful pump for the supply of water.