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... Quiét in Working. They Ran, vyl Ee e KENT.—~In the parishes of Chart, Sutton, Boughton-Monchelsea, and Maidstone. $a MESSRS, TOOTELL & SONS HA\'B received instructions TO SELL BY AUCTION, at the Star Hotel, Maidstone, on Thursday, the 220 d day of August ...
... Wilkinson ¢ Wolf b G. Corke, 10. G. Webb ¢ Boots bG. Corke, 13. J. Keelerlbw, bG. Corke, 0. G. Dmx;.hb Henderson. 9. T. Baker not out, 7. Faulkver b ¥. ;;, 0. W. Baker b Henderson, 3. Byes. &:., 14— MAIDSTONE.—At the Croydon Assizes on Friday, the following ...
... the l_‘E LAR&E.‘}:‘., g:gc‘:m ?,pm?EADY MADE meeting separated. o ' LADIEB‘ BOOTS %ND SHOES IN EVERY arlety, TIHE HOP TRADE. | Gmu'uun's HUNTING AND SHOOTING TO THE EDITOR. BOOTS, Sir,—l know yon take an interest_in our hop trade, and in ‘ (‘! J. TOBY begs ...
... SUPPOSED MURDER IN KENT. On Satarday Mr. J. N. Dudlow, oue of the ¢ roners for Wea Kent, held an inquest at the village public-bhouse, in the parish of Irosley, about & mile from the main road, between Maidstone and Sevenoaks on the body of a femaie unknown ...
... the 9nd of the Boots Fusiliar Guards, which 'uTunoud inJunnuJ‘ aod F.bflllffl,ll Bhorncliffe, the sacceeding six monthsin the Tower of Loudon, and the remaitider of the year at Windsor. Analysing the statistics, we find that at Maidstone, upon . lum&h of ...
... Qmm. in the parish of Croydon, in the county of Surrey; at dvelli.pa:m of WILLIAM WEST, 13, Ilki Street, Maidstone, in pansh of Maidstone, mmm Kent ; and umd'.m;, house of GEORGE DUP! of Petersfield, in the county Tuesday, Septesmber 25, 1866, ...
... THE WEST KENT JOURNAL. reply. This morning he said it was no use sayiag anything more about the boots as he took them. The prisoner had notbing to say in defence, and he was committed to t ke his trial at the assizes. Trespaseino ¥ SEaxca or Gu‘: AT Onvn-h ...
... THE WEST KENT JOURNAL. into the career of vast fortitications, |Lord PaLmeuston and Mr. GLADSTONE urging them on; then came irvn clads costing a million each, ritied cannon, and minie rifles. And, now, Sir Jou~ Lussock, as though he had been buried in ...
... in his bouse at Ir'mth( gentlenen). Che boots and shoes belangiag to the pupi ::::{m in a partieular place, under her charge. On the 4th Dee. she missed hree pairs of shoes and two pairs of boots ‘rom the boot house, an outhouse sdjoining the house. On ...
... KENT SUMMFR ASSIZES. The ...
... was-indicted for stealing irs of boots and 20Ibs. of teéa, the yproperty of the So r'..»tem Railway Company. from their station at Aylesford, the Ist ~cpt. Mr. Worsdell prosecuted. Prisoner was apprehended in Maidstone with the his posses ...
... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSION, The Midsummer Quarter Session commenced on Thursday at the Court House, Maidstone, before GATHORNE-HARDY, Fsq., M.P. (in the chair), the Rev. Sir W. M. Smith-Marriott, Bart., Sir William Yardley, Knt., Mx’ol Best, Admiral Jones ...