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... THE POLICE FORCE KENT The reports for 187*.* 11. .M. - fCor.. stiibularj have just istiiUHl. From . Captain Willis, the inspector tor the South E,, ~ we take the following The force for the county of Kent numbers :Joup. .. sons, which one c*msi-iole ...
... KENT LENT ASSIZES. As we stated in our last, the commission was opened Monday, Maidstone, and the trials proceeded with on Tuesday, when the business in both Courts j commenced ten o'clockâMr. Justice Parke pre- siding in the Nisi Prius, and Mr. Justice ...
... Emily Card, 18 ,' ' , James Montague, 25, and Charles Clifford, 18âthe farst for stealing two pairs Wellington boots, a pair of lace-up boots, four handkerchiefs, and a pic dish, the property of Ann Standing Beeves, at Tunbrid-c on 7th July and the others ...
... ly drowned was returned. West Kent Chamber of Agriculture.—The following gentlemen have been elected as the Council for this year:—Lieut.-Col. Scott, Priory, Maidstone; Alexander Randall, Esq., Foley House, Maidstone; W. C. Morland, Esq., Lamberhurst; ...
... 11 of Kent Sussex, Brighton, August 13, and 15, 11 of Kent v. Surrey, at Oval. August 20, 21, and 22, Kent v. Lancashire, at Tunbridge. August 21, 25, and 26, Kent r. Hamoshire, at Tonbridge. August 27, 28, and Kent v. Middles x, at ...
... demanded a poll, which, we understand, is to take place ou the 22nd and 23rd inst. MAIDSTONE. The West Kent Militia.??The West Kent regiment Militia assembled Maidstone on Thursday for its annual training, under the command of Sir rhomas Mary on Wilson ...
... on her. Th- Magistrates remanded the prisoner till the Petty Sessions the 31st inst. MAIDSTONE. The Law or Master and Servant. —On Tuesday at tho County Court, Maidstone, before the deputy-judge (R. Fowler, Esq.), the case of Driver v. Gilbert came for ...
... THE MAIDSTONE FARMERS' CLUB. PROFESSOR BROWN C VTTLE PLAGUE. recent meeting tho members this clnh, Professor Brown, Veterinary department, Privy Council offltw delivcretl lecture on the Cattle Plague. said there was one grand difficulty connected with ...
... constable compare a pair of boots with the footmarks, and in his opinion they exactly corresponded. The constable compared the boots by putting them into the marks. His Lordship —That is very improper way of attempting to compare boots or shoes with footmarks ...
... 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 ...
... harmonium. MAIDSTONE. Mr. V HAT«\N is a member of Lord Enfield's select committee on special and common juries. Chamber of Aoriccltuhe.—Viscount Falmouth, Sir John Lv )bock, Bart., and the Right Hon. Gathorne Hardy have joined the West Kent Chamber of ...
... KENT ASSIZES. The commission for the countv Kent was opened .it Maidstone on Tuesday. Mr. Justice Crompton was expected to arrive bv the half-past 12 o'clock train, hut Ins ..rdslup did not make his appearance until nearly an hour alter the appointed ...