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... MAIDSTONE JOUR A L AND S HORSE STEALING. Gtorz* and Mnhack Ferns were indicted for stealing > hrn.n grl.lnv. the property of Mr. I. •’ ' l ' Mr. Ct.tKW-oN «« for the proeecuuon, . Mr. Holt*, for ’'wm'swettj dep-ned that he groom to Mr H0.1.011,.h0 ...
... MAIDSTONE JOURNAL AND KENTISH ADVERTISER, MARCH 14, 1813 MAIDSTONE PETTY SESSIONS. KENT LENT ASSIZE. The pomp and circumstance” of the commence yesterday, the entry of High Sheri if, -• judges, and the various otlieers connected with the ministration ...
... MAIDSTONE. Tin; Scirooi. Fpstit.il.— Should the weather prove fine, the meeting nfthc church schools this day will prove very interesting sight. In the afternoon it s intended that the children, the number of whom will about twelve hundred, shall m held ...
... •a. toh.ee Uen the Fleur-ae-M. »t . , hi. matter got there, but neither the boots ® f P'***?; '**• after eome Ume .pent anticipatmi. returned home. Initead of taking the boot. t-. a. J. to public houae kept by mao button iB M^etooe. wbeto di.twwd of the ...
... MEETING AT MAIDSTONE. On Thursday last one of the most numerous and influential assemblages of agriculturists we ever saw in thin town, took place at the Town Hall, in order to form an Agricultural Protection Association for West Kent. The meeting, which ...
... property look plw* Defendant then entered into a very long defence, the the North Kent Hallway station, opposite of whi. was show that .a the tme of the . ...
... to raiiial paupers. H’ltu-tril Cha muck wa* charged with stealing hoot, the properly of Mr. IVlett, boot maker in the High—tre.-t. It appeared that boot had been stolen from the propernt-*r’« shop the evening of Saturday the Iffih November. the Friday ...
... indictment were missing. She saw the property at the station-house, Maidstone, in the possession of Sunnock, policeman, which she identified. Richard Sunnock and William Charlton, two of the Maidstone police, deposed to taking the prisoners into custody, and finding ...
... loyalty and conveyed this Address. '• I have the honour to be. Sir, •* Your obedient Servant, O. GREY. The Mayor of Maidstone- MAIDSTONE SESSIONS. fore J. WLkL« is* >»w • •ulrix. ion to th*; ;■ c- •! ;,r * »vJ that al ’.on,':: tie had Hit . ,te*i •’ ...
... from the dwelling house of Susannah Ko/iah Jones, at Maidstone. The prosecutrix, who the mother of the prisoner, stated that she locked her house go to Dortford “pea-podding”—she left her half boots home. Her sou afterwards came to the same place to work ...
... A-ylumn. at Harming Heath, June, 1848, order of the Secretary of State.—lndicted the Guartcr Sessions held Maidstone, in and lor the county o! Kent, on the loth October, 1844, for stealing one coat, the property of George John ; and one umbrella, the property ...
... KENT COI COUKT, Aeuii. 3rl. ISO. Octlawky.—Frederick F. Thompson, lute of .tern’ Hill, was demanded the second time Mr. Smith, sheriffs officer, t«» yield himself into the custody tire Shetilf of Kent, of being d,. lured outlaw. John Ctanstou (irecn, ...