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... VAN’S hand-newn BOOTS and SHOES O All novt-lties in erery deecrlpttuo Bof>U and Hboee h/If Die usual price* -Gentlemen a aide aprioga. Sit. 7 4, 10/4. kid boou. Ml. >/». 6 4, T«: bouU, I 11| Noted for children'a boot* and shoe#.— a Boot and Shoe Manufactory ...
... said so - and bad been in prison ones, twice, and some of them more than three times. A few bore traces recent discipline Maidstone. Must of them had been convicted shop robberies, and a few had been used by women pass bad money. There were some faces that ...
... Mr. Hughes asked for bail to be accepted, and the ensgietrate took Wu sureties in £.hl foe prisms :.'s appearance at the Maidstone Quarter Session*, commix:lm on the lad of March. A VIOLtIT CCOTONER. - -ThoGIA/i Crittitlur, nineteen, 'Loiter, 2, Charlotte ...
... had ak opportunity of I lig at his.. Oa hie being removed fron► the mutton, and on arrivhvg at New Cm. In be rwaroryed to Maidstone the pointlace yelled at and hooted him, and strong expreeslose of hadkjontion were used. lit win be remembered in connectioa ...
... Late Joesph Orldbroek mid Ce., LINEN AND WOLLEN DRAPERS, Outfitters, SHAWL. le A NTLR, LAC; AND BIDDING AND CAANNIT MANZIN Kent Have, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, POW'S STREET, eoLVIKV, B. IWERBIRB. WALLIS and HOWER beg to eau the altoolfou of Übe (Mom of th. ...
... another lad, deposed to meeting the prisoner in the fared with the stolen boots in his poosemion. Ann Wood mid the last witness and the prisoner came to her house to sell the boots. She sent Jones Mann's mother to ask if it was right, and he returned with ...
... pension of £6O 13.. 4d., after twentyfive year, service. VOW -WEER INsrwrion. - The annual inspection of the first Administrative Kent Battalion of Rifle Volunteers comprising the companies at Woolwich, Greenwich, Deptford, Lee, Blackheath, Sydesham, Kitbag'' ...
... Belvedere, Kent, wan charged with being drunk and incapable of taking care of himself, and a horse and van of which he was the driver. The prisoner's face was terribly cut. Police-constable 319 R said he found the prisoner lying in the Old Kent Road insensible ...
... the chair, was supported by Mr. W. Allen, general secretary of the society, from London ; Mesas. Mascall and Keene, of the Kent Unity of Oddfellows ; Mr. W. Smith, secretary of the Joiners' Society ; Mr. William, Y.P. Grand Master of the Woolwich district ...
... count magistrates' clerks' °lice, Maidstone, on Monday, before R. Fowler and C. Wl.lteLead, Es' qrs., George Walters again brought up on the charge of being concerned in the murder of John Finn, on the Ashford Road, Maidstone, oa the Pith Month, idea Mr. Macarthy ...
... alteration. A Tim Csmrta.- -James fisnitb, 16. carter, Wil• mington, Kent, was charged by police c soluble Greenwood, 377 R, with bring drunk, egaftwiotwly driving a bone and Yantis Maidstone RAMC Eltbam. Mr. Patterson esti It woe very dangerous, and tined ...
... evsaing by Mr. Joispli Berling to the members of the Maidstone sad Lid Kent Natural History aad Philosophical Society. Dr. Mosickton presidsd. FATAL COLLICOM.—On Wednesday night, the barge Maidstone, belonging is Mi. Lee, was rua iato and rash by a dower ...