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... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. These see-ions were held at Maidstone on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday last. There were about 50 prisoners for trial. John Davies, foreman to Mr. Francis, builder, of Footscray, was indicted for having done an act calculated ...
... MAIDSTONE POLICE COURT. Tuesday. —Before G. Wickham, Esq. (in the chair), and R. Cooper, Esq. Strange Bedfclijws.—Daniel Brown, a sweep, was charged with assault on Win. Fuller, another knight of the soot bag, King-street, on the 6th instant. From the ...
... Brighton, Manu. Wellington boot, exhibited as model for construction and workmanship. , 151. Hudson, A., Cranbrook, Manu.—Pair of top boots, the legs and tops seamless. 198. Cremer and Co., Old Kent-road, Manu. and Inv.—Boots on a new principle, in complete ...
... to Mr. Bartlett at £lO per annum. Lor 4.—A very desirable plot of MARKET GARDEN GROUND, situate Besley-heatb, Golden-lane, near to the Golden Lien lan, and abutting lands reoently •eld for building purposes, and which several residences bom emoted, the ...
... charged with stealing 3 pairs of boots from the store of the Military Train. It appeared that the boots were taken from the store by breaking pane of glass. James E. Smith, serjesnt of police, traced one of the pairs of boots to a boy, who had bought them ...
... KENT CATTLE AND POULTRY SHOW. A private view of the fifteenth exhibition of this IMOriati•e took yesterday (Monday,) in the College-yard, Maidetene ; and the Smithfield Club Show ' which had been fixed for the same day, naturally attrected much of the ...
... attracted a noise ou a* board beside the door of the shop, on which the boot-shoes had been placed. He had Ereviously seen the prisoner pass the shop. On going out e missed two pair of boot-shoes from the board, he followed the prisoner, and found one pairinher ...
... (imp.) Light Dragoons, was indict 17th October, stolen two coa two pairs of trowsers, the proper at Maidstone. Also, at the s: stolen a pair of boots and a pair of Thomas Charles Jones.—Tt above cases are privates in the 1 eabhery wore st a ae | aS ee ...
... High-etreet, upbolsterer, came Up for bis fiaal order. Stephenson ; and was The court rose shortly before 5 o'clock. WEST KENT JOUR MAIDSTONE PEt TY SESSI was nothing doing before th quiring a report. E. Stacey, Esq. ‘Assaunr.—Julia Quinnell was charged with ...
... WEST KENT TER he These sessions commenced cn ancy like the wine sessions house, Maidstone, before | | of Romney, chairman, Viscou S. Marsham, J. Chapman, M. H bridge, A. Akers, E. Burton, Y. } Wine Merchants to the Importers, n-Severn. lace, Cheapside ...
... THE WORKING MANS BOOT -AJSHD SHOE 10, PUDDING LAKE, MAIDSTONE, ' Opposite Hedway Street, SPIERS begs to thank the Inhabitants Maidstone and if* vicinity for the liberal support received front them since he has taken the above business, hopes strict attention ...
... 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 ...