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... shop and said the had bees sent Schooling, of Park-plan, for three pairs of boots fat Yr daughters. Believing her to be in Mrs. &bailees service, I gave her six pairs of boots for Mn. to select from. I saw nothing of p I called upon Mrs. Schooling next ...
... collector, at the North Kent railway station Friday evening.—James Garraway deposed that lie was ticket collector at the Gravesend station of tiie North Kent railway. Friday evening, on the arrival the --lo p m. train from Maidstone, the prisoner came up ...
... defendant came home drunk, and went in doors and made use of most filthy language towards witness, saying “you have sent me to Maidstone gaol once for fourteen days, but you don’t do it again.” On Monday afternoon, as witness was going in doors, she use 1 most ...
... advertisement “looked straightforward.” The clergyman, amongst others, concurred in recommending her to send the money. WEST KENT REVISION Votes expunged. New Claims Admitted. Districts. Dup-Doubt- 1 Dup-Doubt- Taib. Tory, licate. ful. Tab. Tory, licate ...
... believed magistrates intend to enforce the appearance of the wife to-day. Passing Counterfeit Coin. —At the West Kent Quarter Sessions held at Maidstone, before J. Espiuasse, Esq., chairman, Wm. Turner, 20, and Win. Kiekelts, 28, hawkers, were indicted for uttering ...
... change parts ; and it possesses this peculiarity, in addition, that the shoemaker can stitch with it a new elastic into old boot. The trades referred to will know how to appreciate these advantages. There are several other original and admirable contrivances ...
... principal thoroughfares of’ the town to the armoury, where they were dismissed. Kent Winter Assize. —The comraisshm lor this assize was opened at the Court-house, Maidstone, on Thursday, and the trial of prisoners commenced yesterday (Friday), The calendar ...
... somewhere between January Ist and December 31st ot the past year, a golden h®ur, set in sixty diamond minutes. Whoever will redeem this time will amply rewarded. N.B.—Apply at once.” Ist Kent Artillery Volunteers. —The customary church parade of this corps ...
... KENT LENT ASSIZES. The commission for the Assizes was opsncd at Maidstone on Monday, by Mr. Baron Brarawell. Hrs Lordship arrived in the town privately by the North Kent Railway, and proceeded to his lodgings, where was met by the High Sheriff (R- Rodger ...
... deny, and which it wool— ' idle in ns, who have often had occasion to d'fft from him, to conceal. The maxim that nothing hu* Boot should be spoken of the dead does them little honour, for it implies that their reputations could net survive the truth. The ...
... and therefore do most decidedly regret that they are elected. LOCAL NEWS. Kent Assizes.—The assizes for the county of Kent will commence at Maidstone on Tuesday next. 20th Kent Rifles.—Orders for the week and until further notice. Company drill at Northfleet ...
... Supernumerary. Maidstone. —John Hearnshaw, Alfred S. Sotherns; Samuel Young, Supernumerary. Margate.— George Blanchflower, Thomas Chopc (Ramsgate); John Vercoe, Supernumerary. Rochester.— Hughes Jones (a), John Poulton (Brompton), Kent. Sandhurst.— Geo ...