... KENT ASSIZES, MAIDSTONE. The Assizes for this county commenced Tuesday last, before Sir J. Vaughan in the Criminal, and Sir J. A. Tindal in the Nisi Prius Court. The business of the Assize is rather heavy, the calendar containing cases, and the cause ...

... Hughes, Secretary to the Kent Fire Office, deposed that he had seen the female prisoner several times, but had not seen her husband until the present occasion. In the irfnnth of Januarj last an insurance was effi cted by her in the Kent Fire Office for the ...

... Hughes, Secretary to tbe Kent Fire Office, deposed that he had seen the female prisoner several times, but had not seen her husband until the present occasion. In the month of January last an insurance was effected by her in the Kent Fire Office for the sum ...

... West Kent. On Tuesday afternoon Mr. William Gimon, grocer High-street, Chatham, being in liis parlour, observed woman in bis shop, and before he could tret there she bad gone into the street, where followed her, and found she bad stolen two pieces of ...

... Riches Kent was charged with stealing mare and carl, value £3O, the property of Thomas Pellet, Cauter* bury. It is needless to recapitulate the circumstances in this case; they must be fre»b in the recollection of our readers; suffice it, Kent had been ...

... MAIDSTONE STEEPLE CHASE. A correspondent of the Maidstone Journal, says:— •* I bate been favoured with a view of tbe line of country narked out for »lec|dr cbvM-s on the Otb .March, b»-ir 10 inform your readns tb«t by takins on Galley Downs or any t>l ...

... the filing of the Schedule of JAMES SCHOOLING, formerly Marshall-street, Golden-square, Mid-dl-acx ; then of High-street, Dartford, Kent; then of 102, Great Titchfield-street, boot and shoe maker; then of 29, Foley-street ; then of 21, Windmill-street; ...

... for stealing quantity of wool, value the property of Henry Putland, of Maidstone. Also stealing one iron hand hook, value Is., the property of Edward Briggs, the younger, of Maidstone. —I week. House of Correction. 32. John Foreman, indicted for stealing ...

... WEST KENT. On the lGth ult. Robert Clements, Esq. was unanimously elected Mayor the City of Rochester; T. Patten, Esq. (re-elected) Coroner; and Messrs. Tuff and Anderson were (re-elected) Constables for the year ensuing—without opposition. Lord and Lady ...

... or ing a pair of half boots at Deptford.—lmprisoned one mo a in the house of correction, and to be twice privately whipped Robert Freeman, Samuel Baker, and John Brindly, for ste i ing a saw and other working tools at Maidstone.—Seven yea transportation ...

... Cross-examined. —Did not measure the tracks by the prisoner's boots. Other people have long and broad feet as well as the prisoner. The boots being shown to the witness, he said other boots of the same size and make might be had at MahLtone. He did not ...

... KENT ADJOURNED GENERAL SESSION. THE ANNUAL GENERAL SESSION, under an Act passed on the I/thday of June, 1814, for enabling the Justices the Peace fur the County of Kent, hold a Central Stssion annually, or oftener, for levying and applying the Ha tea ...