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... KENT COUNTY COURT. MAIDSTONE This court was held on Monday last, before J. Espiaasse, Esq., judge. The number of cases for hearing were 20ti. Originals 174, adjourned originals 6, interpleader summons 1, adjourned judgments 5, original ditto 20. Fos:er ...
... claim of £1 Is on the part of plaintiff, a boot and shoe maker, of Langley, for making a pair of waterproof boots for defendant, farmer, at Leeds. Defendant admitted giving the plaintiff an order for the boots, which he contended were not made in accordance ...
... MAIDSTONE TELEGRAPH, MAILING CHRONICLE, AND WEST KENT MESSENGER to a corner, and beat the animal about the legs with a stick, lie then let her go. chased aud drove her again into a corner and repeated his ill-usage. The magistrates severely reprimanded ...
... MAIDSTONE TELEGRAPH, MALLING CHRONICLE, AND WEST KENT MESSENGER the Crown. The necessity for proceedings of this kind longer exists, and although these courts have been occasionally held of late years such holding appears to have been mere matter ol form ...
... lost Kent, by 70 runs. v. Sussex, won by Kent, by eight wickets, e. Eleven of Eogland (Kent played Fifteen), won by Kent, in one innings, with 74 runs to spare. v. Sussex, won Kent. 33 runs. v. Eleven of England ( ...
... the journals »the western division of the county of Kent stand,. THE MAIDSTONE TELEGRAPH AND WEST KENT MESSENGER. W» hmUa.firm**, that the circuit ...
... grocer, ten dealer, and cheat manga—Louisa Jenka, Lewis hem-hill, Kent, widow: —Richard Watson, Belle Vue Tavern, Windmill-hill, Gray—end, Kent, licensed victualler—John Miller,! 56}, Golden-lane, Barbican, Middlesex, baker— Edward Barwick, 9, Union -court ...
... dressed but could not find my boots. I then went into the street without my boots and gave information to police constable. The boots were afterwards found on prisoner's feet. I do not recollect seeing prisoner after I lost my boots till the constable came ...
... MAIDSTONE TELEGRAPH, MALLING CHRONICLE, AND WEST KENT MESSENGER MYSTERIOUS MURDER. Thursday evening Mr. William Simpsou, coalmaster, Larkhall, Lancashire, a young man high respectability, and possessed of the most promising abilities, is supposed have ...
... Maidstone Intelligence. MAIDSTONE PETTY SESSIONS. Saturday.—Before H. Argles, Esq., and R. Cooper, Esq.—John Dennis M'Carthy, a native of Erin's green isle, was brought op on remand from the previous Saturday, charged with stealing a fore-quarter of mutton ...
... Maidstone Intelligence. PETTY SESSIONS. urdat.—Before the Mayor (J. Clifford, Eiq ), and R. Cooper, Esq. ROBBERY THROUGH WANT. George Travert,\7, was brought up on remand from the previous Wednesday, charged with stealing a pair of female's boots, from ...
... pair of boots, the property of Susannah Brown, from her shop in Bank-street, corner of Mill-street, on Thursday morning. James Thomas If deposed—l assist in conducting the shoe and boot business of Mrs Busannah Brown, corner of Mill lane The boots produced ...