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... prisoner, and found the boot legs on him.—Committed for trial. Fridat.—(Before J. Tootell, Esq., Mayor, and C. Scudamore, Esq.) John Whibley was charged with stealing 8 turnips, value 2d., the property of the inhabitants of Kent, on the land near the Lunatic ...
... MAIDSTONE AND SOUTH EASTERN GAZETTE. committed to Sandwich gaol. The Gipsy Gal was manned with young men nerar before concerned in any smuggling transactions, whose names are follow* George Battress, Morris Cory, Edward White, and Ed war'd Norris. looking ...
... 8., Gazette Office, VIA NS. mCE to BOOT mally, or by letter 'burch, Chidding■d. Reference of to the character to take charge ibes, together with not been used to irate. Post-office, Plax- lot, near Sevenoaka, Kent. BRBWB It Y, YALB I W O. JAMES GULLICK ...
... the Judge of the County Court of Kent, on Toeaday, the 7lh day of January, 1851, at Twelve o’clock at noon precisely. WILLIAM COCK, late of Bank-street, Maidstone, Kent, bookbinder, printer, stationer, bookseller, and musio seller. FRANCIS MOORE WELSH ...
... Ncur the Town-bull. Agent for Serenouke—Mr. R. D. Tootbt. THE VICARAGE, ORPINGTON, KENT. Valuable Household Furniture, small Wardrobe of Linen, about 800 Vels. of Boots. Mr. ROBERT AEEBN, Jm*. Has receired instructions TO SELL BY AUCTION, LL the neat and ...
... application to Mr. Grieve, at Olantigh, of whom catalogoes may be had, of the Auctioneers, Ashford, Kent, who will forward them poet ou application KENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Mr. B. HATCH, Atlli»DcKEof Inn, Ryaksh, on Mondat, Ihe 30th Decembek, 1850 ...
... and 7s. 6d. each, by Lloyd Bullock (Operative Chemist,) 22, Conduit-street; Mares, Argles, and Duke, also ClemeutTaylor, Maidstone; Hollick, and Tribe, Chatham ; Tatnm and Knight, Rochester; and all Chemists and Druggists. 12 do. „ 360 do. „ 480 do. 116 ...
... from Wuimer barracks, admitted that such was correct. Committed to Maidstone gaol. Frederick Hobioson, 16, was charged with absenting himself from his master’s service. William Frost, boot and shoemaker, Princes-streel, sard that in December, 1847, the defendant ...
... any one to me for further nformatioi*. I remain your’s truly, “Mr. G. French, Chemist, Chatham.” «T. J. SOLOMON. “Smarden, Kent, May 15th, 1860. “Sir,—ln answer to your note enquiring your opinion of the service Mr. French’s dipping composition has been ...
... pair of bluoher boots now produced biro, and which were identified the stationhouse by W. Tyler, as those he missed. further appeared that prisoner had, at about half-past six o’clock on that evening, offered for sale this same pair of boots to a dealer in ...
... and the golden bond of unanimity which might bind them ail together [cheers.] The Town-clerk then read the following letter from Ihe Bet W.Vallance, perpetual curate Maidstone. ” the, Dec. 11, 1850. “Dear Mr. Mayor,—l perceive by the Maidstone Journal ...