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... by the prosecutor —Guilty. Prisoner was further indicted for stealing pair of boots, value 10s. Cd., on the 12th of January, the property of John Robert Griffin, at Maidstone, This was very clear case against the prisoner, who was seen two lads, named ...
... Wingbam, Kent, bricklayer, March 2.S—WM. YOUNG, Shelton Staffordshire, earthenware manufacturer, March 22 G O. TRUE. MAN, Bromsb.rrow, Gloucestershire, late innkeeper, March 25—J. LONG, Bowling, Goodnestone, Kent, farmer. March 25— MARY JONES, Style house ...
... frock, knee breeches, leather boot-legs, cloth cap with leather front, and blucher boots. Whoever will apprehend the said Jambs Draper shall receive the above reward by applying to Mr. Miles, Broadwater Farm, East Mailing, Kent. ■\JOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ...
... Laruherhur.t, Neat, farmer Dixon, Gfinaford, Chelmsford, spilt lensan Dunkin, John, Old Kent-road, engineer Donktn, Jane, Paragon, New Kent-road Nokia, Sarah, Paragon, New Kent-road Drake, Henry, Tunbridge Wells, riding master Durrant, J M., lia•khurst, farmer ...
... DEATHS. March 13, Mrs. Knowles, Woollelt-street, Maidstone, aged years. March 16, Mrs. Epps, Week-street, Maidstone, agedos years. March 16, Emma Pound, Earl-street, Maidstone, aged 1 year. March 8, at Dover, Mr. Abel Moon, landlord of the Crispin, aged ...
... Cj 2093 2944 3207 3105| Sole Agent for Maidstone and its Vicinity, J. BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, Ihe condition may seen and the terms known, \ ...
... in the countv of Kent, Gentleman (who died in or about the month of March, 1837,) as were living at the lime of the death of his sister, Jane Bing, deceased, the late wife of the defendant Thomas Bing, of Ickham, in the county of Kent, Gentleman (which ...
... with Murrell (having taken the boots from prisoners’ feet,) compared them with the marks left in plantation, and found that they exactly corresponded. Prisoners, in defence, pleaded the impossibility ofcompann their boots with the impression, left in fallow ...
... Majesty’s Customs in the Port of Gravesend, to Miss Hester Piper, second daughter of Mr. Henry Piper, millwright, of Maidstone, Kent. On Thursday the 24th ult. at Ravenstone, by the Rev. G. Prickett, Mr. John Bates, farmer, of Burbage, to Elizabeth Hunt ...
... be the Cheapest and only perfect Manure new in use, are to be obtained of Mr. J. H. HARRISON, 14, Bower Place, MAIDSTONE, Agent for Kent; or of Mr. i. Sharp Sun Street, Canterbury ; or Mr. Roar. Corn-factor. Sandwich ; th* following Prices, delivered ...
... George, of Claines, tailor, 12th April, ten pr. County-court —Worcester Fairbrass William, of Maidstone, sail maker, 10th April, ten pr. County-court—Maidstone Hey Benjamin, of Thornton, general shopkeeper, &c. 28th Mar. eleven pr. County-court—Bradford ...
... Cheshire, salt-;igeD ' Court, Northwich. 10-—William F;urbrass, Maidstone, Kent, sail-maker and d - oil, colours, and brushes, County Court, Maidstone. 12. —William Thomas, St. Ives, Cornwall, boot and County Court, Penzance.—James Hosking, Church (-e° I Erth ...