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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... local Intelligence* RESISTANCE to CHURCH-RATES. (WEST KENT QUARTER-SESSIONS.— MaidSTON*. (Before J. Jacobs, Esq., and other Magistrates}. Nichola* Chatjieli, Zakiriah Baker and Taylor (not in custody), were indicted for riotoualy and tumult«- ously, ...
... residing at biningboorne, Kent, appeared before Mr. to prefer a ci»w rgc of assault and robbery against man named John Wilson, under the following circumstances : Mr. Pock that while waiting at 'he Elephant anil Cattle, in the Kent-road for the Dover couch ...
... West Kent. City Rochester, Wednesday,—Yesterday le Messrs. Richmond and biiliocK, resumed their sitting in the Townhall. (Before Mr. Bullock.) .* Mr. Charles Thompson, magistrate, who has also gone through the office of mayor, claimed a rsght of vote ...
... afterwards be was a corpse. June 13. at Maidstone, Mr. Wm Hogben, letter-carrier bet»een that town and Staplehurst. . June 13, Maidstone, James, son of Mr. Ilogbsn, the Golden Lion Inn, aged 39 years , Lately, at Maidstone, Mr*. File, relict of the late Mr ...
... fined. IT. A. WILDES, Deputy Clerk of the Peace for Kent. Maidstone, IBlh March, 1833. Thr nert West Kent Quarter Session will be holden at Maidstone on TUESDAY, the Oth of April next. County of Kent* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT the GENERAL ...
... Petit Juries, and all other persons basing business transact, are to attend. WM, SCUDAMORE, DcpulyCltik of llie Peace for Kent Maidstone, Nov 1830. THE TURTLE DOVE. Ain Je.sy of Dun^blaill. , * lonely sal on summer’s morning To breathe the soft incense lhal ...
... HOUSE, MAIDSTONE, On iVlonday, the 14 th day of Inarch instant. At Twelve lit noon precisely, On Business relating to the County Piisoiis, and on other Business of the Annual Gene ral Session. WM. SCUDAMORE, Dopoty.Clcrg of the Peace fur Kent. Maidstone ...
... before jsGiand Jury, and give evidence on the same. H. A. WILDES, Deputy Clerk of the Peace for Kent. UaMom, Sept., 1836. WEST KENT QUARTER SESSION will be MAIDSTONE, on WES I) AY, the Day of October next. THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT a General Session of the ...