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... Frederick Smart, Esq., Dover—Sept 30, the parish ohurch of St Mary the Virgin, Mr. T. Potter, Maidstone, to Emma Agnas, daughter of Mr. J. Headley, Maidstone. Sept 26, Arthur Roberta, Esq., M.8.C.3., Ac., Kensington-square, to Margaret F. Bead, of Kensington ...
... the boots produced, which were Akhnrst's property.—Thomas Dawson, the elder prisoner, said his brother told him to put his boots in tbe bag, snd did so, putting the boots produced. The other prisoner declared that some one had changed his own boots and ...
... any difference of opinion. He said to his worthy friend and relative, tbe junior member for East Kent, and to the honourable senior member for Eist Kent, that if anything had fallen from him during tbe last few months which had not been pleasant to them ...
... Class 10.-Game (black and browns reds)—lk Mr. S. Matthew, Stowmarket, Suffolk, above 12. 2nd, Jeken, Eltham, Kent, 20mo. Mr. J. Jeken, Eltham, Kent, 20. Com., Mr. A. Wickham, Wye • Bey Rayner, Tonbridge, Mr. F. Hore, Tonbriage. Classl ll.—C>okensi (game)—lst ...
... proved some clever printings which adorn some of tbe walls. Volunteer Appointment.—Kent.—l2th A.V.C.— T. Winch to be Second Lieutenant, vice J. Winch, promoted. West Kent General Hospital.—Tho committee gratefully acknowledge the receipt of 10 brace of ...
... by, and asked him to let him wipe them on his apron, and he did so. Mr. Wilson, the house-surgeon of the West Kent General Hospital at Maidstone, described the injuries inflicted upon the prosecutrix as being of very serious character, and he said that ...
... the police office found that they were both wearing boots bearing regimental stamps. Both the prisoners stated that they obtained the boots from private individuals aad declared that military boots were extensively sold London and other large cities. ...
... KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. The Quarter Sessions for the county commenced on Thursday, at the Sessions House, Maidstone. There were prisoners for trial—a larger number than usual. Lord Fitzwalter presided the first court, and J. Gt. Talbot, Esq., M.P., the ...
... KENT SPRING ASSIZES. Concluded from our last.) CROWN COURT. The following; were the only cases tried having any interest* (Before Mr. Baron BramweU.) ALLEGED ASSO2T BY A BOX. Jamet Hancock, lad about twelve, was indicted for setting fire several stacks ...
... KENT ADJOURNED ANNUAL GENERAL SESSION. The magistrates met for the transaction of County Financial business at the Court House, Maidstone, on Tuesday. There were present the Right Hon. the Earl of Romney, in the chair, the Earl of Darnley, the Marquis ...
... EAST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. The Midsummer Quarter Sessions for East Kent were held on Tuesday last, before Lord Fitzwalter, chairman. In the course of the day the following magistrates were in attendance:—Col. McQueen, Lieut.-Col. «S. M. Hilton, Esq ...
... belong to Kent Volunteer Corps. Of these the two principal represented the Ist Kent (Maidstone corps); two the 26th Blent (Boyal Arsenal, Woolwich)!; one the 25th Bent (Blackheath); and one the 35th Kent (Westerham). Sergeant Turner, of the Ist ...