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... KENT SUMMER ASSIZE. On Monday afternoon the commission for the county of Kent was opened by Mr. Justice Mellor. Hiß lordship arrived the 2.30 train, and was met the station by the High Sheriff, J. Ridgway, Esq., of Fairlawn, the under-sheriff, P. Scudamore ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZE. the Dover murder. Charles Weldrick, 34, was placed at the bar to take his trial for the murder of William Barnes. The prisoner, it will be recollected, was a private in the Boyal Engineers stationed Dover, and on tbe 9th of April, ...
... , Aug. 12, 12. Frederick Francis Pope, High-street, T2«fr.t™ Kent. farrier, Aug. 12, Sittingbourne. George Upper Stone-street, Maidstone, Kent, boot and shoe maker, Jury 31, Maidstone. ...
... gentlemen are rural deans in the diocese, —have been appointed honorary canons in Canterbury Cathedral; all in the county of Kent and diocese of Canterbury. Alleged Theft op a Whip.—At the City Petty Sessions, on Thursday, youth named John Court, of St ...
... it, and for this purpose will make a return visit to Canterbury the earliest opportunity, when I will give Mr. Goulden the golden opportunity of again exhibiting himself upon a public platform by allowing him to apply his own padlocks and to look down ...
... county is known all over England for ita peculiar breeds of sheep—the Kent and Romney Marsh breeds. must take this opportunity congratnlating the gentleman who won the first prize for Kent sheep, on having won the same prize at Islington for the same sheep ...
... MAIDSTONE. Supposed Escape of a Prisoner, from Maidstone Gaol.—On Saturday morning it was discovered by the officers of the county prison that one of the prisoners, a convict named Alfred Greenhill, was missing. A most vigilant search was made throughout ...
... KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, r,HAT the next GENERAL A J- QUARTER SESSIONS of the *VjL ice for the County of Kent will II Jjk£rjK~ Golden the Sessions House at Saint 4' / ' - sear Canterbury, I - 4th day Jan a st, \ 1370, and (by adjournment ...
... alone near the bridge, High-street, Maidstone, by a policeman apparently an apopletic fit. She was removed at once to the West Kent General Hospital, where Mr. Wilson, house surgeon, discovered by the marks on her boots and clothing, that she w an inmate ...
... is be abolished. Minimum Temperature.—January 5, degrees above zero; 6th, 41; 7th, ; Bth, 40; 9th, 23 ; 10th, 24; 11th, 29. Kent and Can Hospital.—Six shillings , and eightpence have been sent as donation to the Bui! ling Fund, being the offertory at the ...
... conduct. The Clerk having written to the guardians of unions in East Kent for their co-operation with the guardians of this Union in obtaining the erection of asylum ' tor lunatics in East Kent, letter., reply were read - from several of the Clerks applied ...
... pair of boots, which was furnished with. the in3t. accused was and went away without giving the coat and boots He knew they were only his property during the time he was the guardians' employ.—Mrs. Hearsey proved tha„ the aocused pledged the boots produced ...