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... KENT MIDSOMMER ASSIZES. The eotamlaaiM far these aaeiace in opened .a Monday Mr. Jnetlce Blackburn. Hit inind at Maidatene at pa. by (he Narth Kent line, and proceeded to hia lodgings, where he wae waited the High Sheriff (W. Moore, Kaq., of Wiertoa) ...
... Clarke nail John Smith, were charged with stealing a pair of boots from Thos. shoemaker, of Ashford, on the 20th September —John Smith pleaded guilty, and William Clarke not guilty The boots were found upon Smith, and the other prisoner, Clarke, was a ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. MONDAY. The commission of these Assizes whs opened (he Sessions House, Maidstone, on Monday, Mr. Justice Grantham. His Lordship ' arrived in tl;e borough by the 8.50 train (L.C. and D.), and afterwards attended divine service 1 at ...
... KENT WINTER ASSIZES. (Before Baron Pioott.) CHARGE OF Mi'RDER.— James Palmer, 22, labourer, was charged upon indictment, and also the coroner's inquisition, with the wilful murder of Margaret Jones. Mr. Barrow and Mr. conducted the prosecution. Tin* prisoner ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. The commission for the County of Kent was opened on Monday, and on Tuesday morning business was proceeded with in both courts, Baron Bramwell presiding in the Civil side and Baron Channell in the Crown Court. There are fifty prisoners ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES SS The Commission of the Summer Assize was | formally opened on Monday last by Mr. Justice Blackburn. The Court opened on Tuesday morning at ten oclock, Mr. Justice Blackburn presiding in the Crown, and Mr. Baron Bramwell in the Nisi ...
... KENT WINTER ASSIZE. The commission for the Kent Winter Assize was opened on Monday in the Sessions House, Maidstone, Mr. Baron Picrett. His Lordship arrived by the North Kent Railway shortly before eleven o'clock, and was received by the High Sheriff ...
... that he had found the planks at the back of his honse. He saw the constable compare Uugby's ami Wood's boots with the footmarks, and they were the boots that took the planks. (laughter)—P.C. Mummery said that Sunday, the 30th May, at half-past one in the ...
... little time to spare, he would briefly give them the health of Lord Guilford, the great promoter of sport in Kent, and Master of the East Kent Foxhounds (loud cheers), and whose connection with them a neighbour thoroughly interested in their prosperity ...
... THE ROYAL — owed MOUNTED The Royal East Kent Mounted Rifles at Dover on last under the command of of Mountcharles their annual The regiment met during the afternoon in a field at Kearsney, J.G. Churchward, o'clock the Esq.; and about half-past four previous ...
... Kentish Volunteers gained prizes at Wimbledon : Private J Walton 1st Kent (Alfred Prizs) 30 points Corporal G Andrews Kent £3 (Pavilion prizes) points £5 prizes) 29 points Corporal R T Erost Kent £5 (Martin's Prize) 30 points The first general meeting of the ...
... The A quality are fully equal Two Guinea Wast End Boots. AGENTS FOB Gentlemen's Adapted Boots. and Children'a Boota and Shoes of description, in Stock and Ordar. Agents for Pinefs Paris Boots. Elegance, Excellence, Economy. ...