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... THE GOLDEN MORTAR, 56, HIGH STREEI PIA.\'UF()I {TES ON E: SHEERNESS MOORE axp M Nos. 104 aud 105, BISHOPSGA B.C. Terms and drawings posi all;:‘rh- of the United Kingdon C. W. BLAND, 242, Hi Agent for Sheerness. HARMONIUMS, IMS. KENT F 1 STREET, Wit ANCE ...
... BARMING-HEATH ASYLUM.—On Thursday night week, some person broke into the shoemaker’s shop at the Kent County Lunatic Asylum, Barming-heath, when 15 pairs of boots were stolen. The thief first took a sheep-gate, which he used as a Jadder to get over the wall ...
... MAIDSTONE, Tre AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS.—Mr. Simmons, of the Agricuitural Labourers’ Union, in his weekiy manifesto, contradicts the statement which has gained carrency that large numbers of the men have returned to work and the strike h.s come to an end ...
... innocent, and picked up the boots.” He banded in a statement to the effect that he picked the boots ug, and urged that he had no inducem 2nt to steal, as he had good wages, and all he required. He had several pairs of his boots of his own, and 1t would have ...
... KENT LENT ASSIZES. The commissions for these Assizes was ooy ! Maidstone on Monday, by Mr. Justice Wightma,, l Lordship arrived privately in the evening of Boty and was the guest of Lady Mansel, at Wrothan, ' CROWN COURT.—MONDAY, The business of the ...
... APPRAISERS, VALUERS, AND ESTATE AGENTS, 8, Constantia Terrace, Sheerness, AND AT ERITH, London and Maidstone Steam Dye Works, 20, Gabriel's Hill, Maidstone. EORGE KER thanks the Clergy, Gentry, and In- G habitants of Sheerness and its vicinity, tor the ...
... ALLEGED MANSLAUGHTER NEAR MAIDSTONE. Mr. George Hinds, the coroner for the Weald of Kent, beld an inqeiry at Headcoro, near Maidstone, on Taesday afternoon, touching the dea'h of Robers Miilgate, 33, the son of a farmer snd willer, of Charing, whvse body ...
... James Wilson, at Sheerness, on the 13th March.—Acquitted. MAIDSTONE EASTER QUARTER SESSIONS. These Sessions, commenced on Thursday morning at half-past Ten o’clock at the Sessions House, Maidstone, before the Chairman, Gathorne Hardy, Esq. The number of ...
... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. Hop-picking in Kent is now quite over. Considering the bad weather that {)revailed during the greater part of last week the late hops kept their colour well ; it is doubtful, however, if those that remained unpicked when work ...
... KENT COUNTY ITEMS. Narrow EscapE FroM DrowxiNg.—On W, evening, a passenger by the Tilbury Railwnyfdm Ralph Curtis, about 50 years of age residing at No. 43, Peacock-street, Gravesend, while ste;ping frow the steam packet to the landing barge at the Town-pier ...
... MEMBERS FOR KENT. East Kent—E. L. Pemberton, C ; Hon. G. W. Milles, C. Mid Kent— Viscount Homesdale, C; W. H Dyke, C. West Kent—C. H. Mills, C; J. G. Talbot, C. Canterbury—H. A. Batler-Johnstone, L ; T. H. Brinckman, L. Chatham—A. J. Otway, L. Dover—A ...
... the County Police Office, Maidstone, on Saturday last, Ilenry Ralph was charged with breaking and entering the dwellinghouse of George Chambers, at Sheldwich, on Friday, and stealing therefrom 2 bottle of brandy, a pair of boots, a waistcoat, a shirt, a ...