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... prisoner, and found the boot legs on him.—Committed for trial. Fridat.—(Before J. Tootell, Esq., Mayor, and C. Scudamore, Esq.) John Whibley was charged with stealing 8 turnips, value 2d., the property of the inhabitants of Kent, on the land near the Lunatic ...
... residing No. 7, King-street, Maidstone, in the county of Kent, shoemaker and leather cutter; then of No. 16, Astley-streot, Maidstone aforesaid; then of No. 49, Brewer-street, Maidstone aforesaid; and now Tufton-street, Maidstone aforesaid, ...
... be heard at the Sessions House, Maidstone, before the Judge of the County Court of Kent, on Saturday, the 13th day of April, 1850, at Twelve o'clock at noon precisely. JOHN DAVIS, late qf the Mitre Tap, Maidstone, Kent, ostler and servant to a licensed ...
... {Surveyor’s report relative to the record room of the prisons at Maidstone, was next read, and after some discussion, was referred to committer. The report of the Visiting Justices of the Kent County Lunatic Asylum, stated that during the past quarter patients ...
... Wool, for which prompt weighing and payments will made. Address to F. Prentis, Milton near Sitlingbournc, Kent. N.B. The principal Markets in Kent regularly attended. ROSHERVILLG GARDENS. ADMITTANCE rf. EACH rpiiESE DELIGHTFUL GARDENS are now open for ...
... KENT LENT ASSIZES. The commission was opened at Maidstone on Monday lust, by Mr. Serjeant Dowling, who ««s accompanied the court by the High Sheriff (M. Bell Esq ) and the usual retinue, who afterwards attended Divine service All Saint,' Church, where ...
... incurred by any town requiring tlie ad* antages of the Heal tit Towns Act. METEOROLOGICAL TABL] SOCII OF THE KENT NATURAL HISTORY IT, MAIDSTONE. BAUOM. HYOROMETER. THERMOMETER. I I Dew [Moist- Sun. Shade. Grass, wind. n.ra. Temp. point, ure.* Max. Max ...
... rope belonging draw-well, on tlie 7th June, and saw it on that evening at Maidstone. George Wakeford deposed that he was a marine store- Healer, in Knightrider-slreet, Maidstone. Bought a rope of prisoner on the 7th June, at about seven o'clock in the ...
... MAIDSTONE AND SOUTH EASTERN GAZETTE. Deafness «nd singing noises in the head, PERMANENTLY CUBED by Dr. BENNETTS NEWLY-DISCOVERED REMEDY, without pain to the most aged sufferer or even an infant. Its application in all eases of Deafness enables sufferers ...
... MAIDSTONE AND SOUTH EASTERN GAZETTE. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND GRAZIERS. GROWTH OF WOOIi. ONE POUND OF WOOL MAY BE HAD FOB ONE PENNY USINO FRENCH’S CONCENTRATED SOLUTION for DIPPING SHEEP and LAMBS. IT REQUIRES NO BOILING, only to be mixed with warm or ...
... stealing otic pair of boots, value 75., the property of George Philpott, at Chatham, on Saturday evening the 27th July. Tbe prisoners were seen company together near the prosecutor's shop, aud a witness saw the prisoner Henman take the boots off hook. He was ...
... MAIDSTONE AND SOUTH EASTERN GAZETTE. CROWN AMD SHEET GLASS CRATES OR CUT TO SIZE. tvnoW LEAD, White Lead, Oils, Turps, Varnishes, \V and dry Colours, Paints, Putty, and Brushes c .iMcrintion, together nith every article in the trade, at LONDON PRICES ...