... 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 SPRING ASSIZES. Od Monday the 10th inst. Sir Stephen Gazelee opened the commission at Maidstone, at half-past two o'clock, and afterwards proceeded to church in the usual form, where an excellent sermon was preached the Sheriff's chaplain, from the ...

... Denham A. Chortey, Lancashire, tallow chandler, sit one, the Town Hall, Preston, Lancashire : Gerard W. Liv Tpool, boot maker, two, the Golden Lion Inn, Liverpool.— March : Williams W. R. East Retford, spirit merchant, one, at the White Hart Inn, East Retford; ...

... Sell, aged 91. Feb. 99, Mr. Wm. Jamea Baldock, of the Ordnance Arms, Chatham, aged 68. March 4, at Maidstone, Mrs. Mary Eliot. '■^hfouass^' • THE EAST KENT KMC HOUNDS »«tl m**t Wniatwky Mar.M—WkMmbue ».»**»? U—A*Me« l7—Cniniil* OtowH >•—MmsMtnSr t HI - ...

... Sheriff, lias been pleased to appoint Mr. John Beale, of his bail ill in the County Court of Kent, forscrvice of Summons, to recover small debts in the Weald Kent. Mr. James Clarke, boatswain of bis Majesty's ship I.a Hogue (74-), lying in ordinary at Shoerpcss ...

... fully prepared to sacrifice every feature of liberal policy, and the friendship of Lord Pahnerston and Mr. Poulett Thomson to boot, in order to become so connected that he may maintain himself on a solid European footinrr. On Tuesday a Mr. Divett brought ...