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... saw the prisoner come out his shop with the boots in his hand. The prisoner was pursued man named Middleton, who ?aw the prisoner drop the boots end cloth, lie was afterwards taken into custody, end the boots and cloth picked up and identified the prosecutor ...
... MAIDSTONE TOWN-COUNCIL. On Saturday last special meeting of the Town-council was held, to consider the act lately passed for the removal of nuisances. Present—John Whicbcord, Esq., Mayor, in the chair, Mr. Alderman Stacey, Councillors Potts, Arglcs, Scudamore ...
... MAIDSTONE AND SOUTH EASTERN GAZETTE. maiustone petty sessions. Trf BdaY,—(Before J. 'Whichcord, Esq., Mayor, and J, Mercer, Esq.) Thomas Bunyard applied to have his name endorsed on the license of the Ancient Druids public-house, till the next transfer ...
... 1845, at Maidstone Borough Sessions, for stealing waistcoat pieees from shop in Stone-street, and was sentenced to three months’ hard labour. He was again convicted at tbe Lent Assizes ofslealing two pair of gaiters from Mr. Brock’s shop, Maidstone, and was ...
... the Kent Ophthalmic Hospital Marshnm-street. Maidstone, October KM, 1848. ATwo-toothed KENT SHEEP, marked on the rump with red ochre, and on the off shoulder with pitch mark H., also a piece cut out of the off ear. Strayed from a drove in Maidstone, leaving ...
... MISSING, FRANCIS FOORD, Matfield-Green, Brenchley, Kent. The said Francis Foord, who is about 5 feet inches in height, with dark brown hair, and about 45 years of age, was last seen at Maidstone Fair on the 17tb inst., where he sold a horse. He was then ...
... GOOD BEDS. STABLING. October T, 184b. GOLDEN CANISTER, MAIDSTONE. (opposite the bell hotel.) F. BARTLETT RESPECTFULLY announces that he has taken the abote Establishment for the anle of all kinds of TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, AND GROCERY, of the very beet ...
... Coming-in moderate, and rent low. For particulars apply to Mr. Wm. Lawrence, Butcher, Tudely, near Tonbridge, Kent. GOLDEN CANISTER, MAIDSTONE. (opposite the belx. hotel.) RESPECTFULLY announces that he has taken the aboro Establishment for the sale of ...
... AND CHEAPEST ALMANACK FOR 1849. TS THE WEST KENT ALMANACK and County Advertiser, price only Twopence, ensuring an immense circulation it will contain information from nearly all the principal towns, &c., Kent, and numerous novel and very important features ...
... Jfew-road, Chatham. It appeared that Whitfield, who is a stonemason, at Maidstone, came to Chatham on Saturday evening, when he met the prisoner Star, whom he bad known in Maidstone, and they went together to the Britannia public-house, where Whitfield ...
... affixed to each Pot and Box. MAIDSTONE AND SOUTH EASTERN GAZETTE. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. MR. QUINTIN HAIR, *BB, Street, JPinee, London, IN returning thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and various members of the Faculty in the county of Kent, for the decided preference ...
... Che- S« G»«rend C; Martin, Chemist, Slrood; Jefferies, Chem st, 5 Forster Chemist, High-street, Chatham; Mares, Argles Maidstone; J. Fife. Chemist, Sheerness: VTadman, Druggist, Sittingboume; F. Brothers, Chemist, Ash- /■ . . Paine. Chemists, St. Ma ...