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... order requesting Mr. Wicker to let him have the boots. He then went to Mr. Wicker's, where he obtained pair of boots. It was proved by Mr. Thirkell that he never authorised prisoner to obtain the boots from Mr. Wicker's or to obtain any such order from ...
... MAIDSTONE & CRANBROOK ROADS. fpHK ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the I the Turnpike-road leading from the 39 fine in Maidstone to Tubslake, in the parish of Crania in the county of Kent, will be holden at the j V ”\vay Hotel. Staplehurst, on Tuesday, the 7th ...
... close contiguity with the Railway Stations of the East Kent and the Strood and Maidstone lines. Mr. TOOTELL IS directed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Sun Ins, Chatham, on * Wednesday, August 9th, 1854, at Fire for Six o’clock, p.m., precisely, in 8 lots, the ...
... attracted a noise ou a* board beside the door of the shop, on which the boot-shoes had been placed. He had Ereviously seen the prisoner pass the shop. On going out e missed two pair of boot-shoes from the board, he followed the prisoner, and found one pairinher ...
... out of business or employ, received her discharge unopposed. Thomat Gould, formerly of Week-street, Maidstone,pork butcher; then of Ashford-road, Maidstone, out of business or employ; and late of the Shipwrights’ Anns, West-street, Gravesend. Mr. Reed supported ...
... of Ashford, in the county of Kent, boot and shoe maker and lodginghouse keeper, and now of No. 5, Hempstead-place, in Ashford aforesaid, boot and shoemaker, an Insolvent Debtor, having been tiled in the County Court of Kent holden at Ashford, in the said ...
... Kent Chukcii Missionary Assoctation.—Two sermons j slipped vS and left him, and shortly afterwards he found he ■ of the funds of this association were preached in St. had been robbed of his purse and money. He gave inforraa- ter's church, Maidstone, on ...
... THE SOUTH EASTERN GAZETTE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 18.54. THE CROPS MID-KENT. The weather during the past week has been less favorable for the corn crops than in the few days which preceded it. We hear some slight mention of blight and maggot among the wheat ...
... Peckham, in the county of Kent, boot and shoemaker and gardener ; for some time carrying on business also at Brenchloy, the said county cf Kent, a boot and shoemaker. INSOLVENT DEBTORS, to be heard at the Sessions House, Maidstone, before ...
... o l^toUdiorb*st hrsad,* flcdiitnts anD ©fftncc* ROCHESTBB AND CHATHAM- | GRAVEt? E D . vie::. Kent, Jealur in and any subsequent Tuesday, a. Deptford. Kent -Joha I'pson, Bex:.;, k. Jan Mcs=rs. Boner - , oSiU: CITY PETTY SESSIONS. Wednesday.—-(Before Capt ...
... precisely. THOMAS HOAD, late and now of Astlcy-street, parish of Maidstone, in the county of Kent, bread and biscuit baker. _ , ~ JOHN PADDLE, of Deblling-street, Debthng, in the countv of Kent, boot and shoemaker, and holding the office constable of the parish ...
... strong ditto Good Green Common .lit .•st imported 3s. to 3s. 4d, 2s. 9d. GOLDEN CANISTER TEA ...