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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 ...
... of elegant designs always on view at Tayloii’s, 6, High-street, Maidstone. Sole Agent for Tylor’s Patent Moderator Lamps. A NEW SATURDAY NEWSPAPER FOR KENT. X early edition of the MAIDSTONE JOURiX NAL now published Friday evening in time for post, containing ...
... High-street, Rochester, Kent; and Mr. Wickham’s, Solicitor, Strood, Kent, of all of whom, as also of Mr. Prall, Messrs. Essbll and Hayward, and Mr. Ac worth. Solicitors, Rochester, printed particulars and conditions may be had (gratis). KENT. ROCHESTER. Messrs ...
... SATURDAY NEWSPAPER FOR KENT. i X early edition of the MAIDSTOXE JOL l\. is now published on Fri lay evening: in time for post, containing:, express and telegraph, full reports d Friday's corn and cattle m irketst Uank-btrcel, Maidstone, and St. Margaret’sink ...
... spinner—John Ashworth, Litchurch, Derbyshire, hotel keeper—John Ellis, Hulrae, Lancashire, joiner— Richard Lynch, Manchester, boot-maker. Bankruptcies Annulled.—Wm. Houldsworth, Egremont, Cheshire, and Liverpool, common brewer—Wm. Ness and Thomas Snowdon ...
... Grocer, 20, High-street, Maidstone. - —l T»kT I Fine FLEECY SOCKS, best P' V.’ne Corks , Wholbsalk ,t London prices, Maidstone. Apprentice „er\ !cle'm?he shore line, at the most moderste price. T-'I aches, 90, Week-street, Maidstone, (jT Currier and Lcaflier ...
... for the defence.—Three weeks in the house of correction. Henry Froi’D, 34. for stealing a pair of boots, the property of the inhabitants of the county of Kent, at St. Augustine’s prisons, Canterbury. Mr. Papiilon prosecuted. The prisoner was confined in ...
... reverse seres*. It «a-presumed to have been a merchant’s mark. i'jp-.r was also read from the Rev. B. Poste on “The sea Ey.-miof Kent, and the formation of levels for the latter » parts in connection with historical and archct ologi?». a- also inroads of the ...
... February. Mr. Russell prosecuted. ! Prosecutor, a beer-house keeper at Yalding, on the day i named, pun based pair of bouts at Maidstone, which ho I placed in his cart and drove homewards. arriving at Linton went into house and left ptisoner in charge of the ...
... it thou Id have been stated that Mr. Goldfinch put chased the mare of one of the gang horse stealers infesting thecouufies Kent and Hampshire, and not ns there stated. We believe Mr. Goldfinch to a respectable farmer, and had suspicion of the mare’s having ...