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... for stealing five pairs of boots, the property of Mr. Moody, at Dover, on the 18th January. Wilson leaded guilty. Hickey pleaded rot guilt: Mr. ‘orbes Mosse prosec . The prisoner Hic key was found guilty of receiving the boots, and he was sentenced to hard ...
... KENT ASSIZES. The commission of for the county of Kent was ei>encd on Monday, the Lord Chief Itaron prowling in tho civil side and Mr. Justice Mellor in the Crown Court. Two lads, named Charles Hoadlcy, 15, and Henry Cheescman, 11, were charged with ...
... KENT ASSIZES. These assizes were held at Maidstone last week, Before Mr. Baron Channell, the business commencing on Friday morning. ARSON AT John Richer, 24, soldier, was indicted for setting fire to stack of straw, the property of Mr. George Dennis, ...
... KENT ASSIZES. A repoi number minor cases will lie found in our fourth page, and below we give those greater general and local interest: Civil Side.—(Before tho Lord Chief Baron and a Special Jury.) THE QUEEN V. ATKINS, BEVAN, AND OTHERS. This was an ...
... Robbery at Maidstone.—George Roddcn, 18, cooper, and James Wcutlierleu, 38, labourer, were charged with stealing rings, value the property of Henry NoakesCorke, at Maidstone, the 3rd July. —Mr. Millett prosecuted. —Mr. Corkc, pawnbroker, Maidstone, said that ...
... her hus! nd’s boots, and shechallenged him with stealing them. He did not deny the offence, but said he would take them off if sheforgave him. She went away to call assistance when the isoner made off, havin: previously left t' he boots. he next time ...
... EAST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. The Summer Sessions for East Kent were held on Tuesday last, J. B. Wildman, Esq., occupied the chair, and during the day the following Justices attended :—Sir B. W. Bridges, Bart., M.P., W. Delmar, N. H. D'Aeth, T. Hilton, ...
... short time the trial of prisoners commenced. Incendiarism at Maidstone.—John Colley, 17, was indicted for setting fire to stack of hay. value £120, the property of William Thomas Steinmitz, Maidstone, on the loth September, 1862. The prisoner pleaded guilty ...
... “GOLDEN BOOT,” 173, SNARGATE STREET, DOVER. OLDING BUN LHR vi B' to announce that he has completed his Stock , GENTLEMEN’S, and CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOKS, suitable for the ens g Season. The following List of Prices is not much of a criterion as to the ...
... Golden Boot, 172 & 173, Snargate Street, Dover. BUTLER bepp to submit the following List, shewing the very great reduction 1 nee at whioh he is selling, previous taking Stock Christmas. ™18 . t st > cheapness; and after 17 years' trading, and selling ...
... n to the ]>olicc, and afterwards saw prisoner with a bundle of boots. Prisoner was apprehended with the bundle in his possession, and in answer to the charge he said had picked the boots up on the pavement. About the time stated prosecutor and his wife ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. —* commission for the Assizes was opened at Maidstone yesterday week and the business commenced in both courts on the following morning at 10 o'clock. Baron Bramwell presiding in the Crown Court, and Baron Martin in the Nisi Prim ...