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... Appointment Chaplain the Count* Prisons, Maidstone. Rer. William Frederick Chambers' M.A., St. Mary Hall, Oxford, late chaplain North Kent Reformatory, has been appointed the chaplaincy of the County Gaol at Maidstone, in the room id' the Rev. Shirley Woolmer ...
... KENT COUNTY NEWS. BROADSTAIRS. We have to the of Captain Sw.i . Broadstairs, on the I Sth instant. The deceased tlie Royal Navy for two years, and alterw.inijesty's Army, where he saw active service in II.M. I and 33rd regiments of foot. Captain servi ...
... ten years' penal servitude. Stealing Lead at Maidstone.-Edward Berry, 36, labourer, wss indicted for having stolen cwt. lead, value £4, the property of the Maidstone Gas Company, his employers, at Maidstone, the sth of February.—Mr. Francis was for the ...
... KENT COUNTY NEWS. A. i.l IJ ASHFOKD. Thb County Ball which took place the Cora Exchange on Friday last was a great success. The company numbered about 130. The supper, which was admirably provided by Mrs. Bridge, of the Market Inn, was the most profuse ...
... KENT QUARTER SESSIONS 18 V 91 N HAT GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS PEACE for the County of Kent will be V Golden the Sessi House at SAINT H! * AUGUSTINE'S, CANTERBURY, on TUESDAY, the 3nl day of July. 1866, 011,1 adjournment! the COURTS of JUSTICE, at MAIDSTONE ...
... hard labour. Shoplifting by a Swell Mobsman at Maidstone.— Charles Pitman, 32, was found Guilty of stealing a pair of shoes from the shop of Frederick Randall, boot and shoemaker, Gabriels-hill, Maidstone, on the 26th of Feb.--Six months' imprisonment ...
... for 2s. Gd.—P.C. Capps proved receiving the boots produced from the last witness. The accused declared that be had purchased the boots. The prisoner, in defence, protested to the jury that he purchased the boots from a lino soldier.—Guilty.—Two months* ...
... Seabrook. MAIDSTONE. West Kent Chamber Agriculture.—The chamber will not meet again for public discussion until the 9th July, when the subjects for discussion will be Agricultural Labourers' Cottages, and Friendly Societies. Maidstone Constitutional ...
... KENT WINTER ASSIZES. The commission for the county of Kent was opened on Mr. Baton Channell, and it appeared by the '-'•! calendar that there were prisoners for trial. A good many «,f the eases were the ordinary cl aracter, hut there were no less than ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. The camm of these Assizes was opened on Friday ait.moon, at Maidston*, with the usual formalities,by Mr. Justice Bran*■•ll. His lordship was received at the station the High Sheriff (11. Bannerman, Esq.), and other and, hiving opened ...
... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. The Midsummer Quarter Session commenced Thursday at the Court House, Maidstone, before Gathomo Hardy, Esq , M.P. (iv the chair), tho Ret. Sir W. M. Smith- Marriott, Bart, Sir William Yardley, Knt, Major Best, Admiral Jones ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. assizes commenced on Wednesday, the 24th inst., hich d»T the commission w.ià opened Mr. Justice *>. blir n. His lordship arrived the 2.25 train. North Line' e was received at station by the High A Randall, Esq., House Maidstone ...