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... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSION. CROWN COURT.—FRripay. (Pefore GATHORNE Harpy, Esq., M.P., chairman,) Admiral Joxes Maksuam, E. Bur Ton, Esg., and Rev, J. J. Marsnam, WANTON DESTRUCTION OF AN ORCHARD AT : GOUDHURST. = HeNRY Quatve, 31, labourer, for having ...
... which he may be favoured. Every description of Boots and Shoes made to order. A large assortment always on hand. Dress Boots and Shoes. Shooting and Rifle Boots, with new Waterproof improvementa. Cricketing Boots and Shoes. Every descript: of, !.::undboo; ...
... a large portion of Kent lies before the spectator ; also portions of the peigt bouring county of Surrey, and even, it is said, of Hampehire. This wasthe spot selected to meet the volunteers—the local volunteer corps—the 35th Kent turning out to do honour ...
... were two pairs of cuffs and a collar at her mother’s. Keut; Mid Kent (cheer-), and I bope before the close of the day | Prisoner asked him if Mrs. Baldock bhad told bim all that was West Kent also (renewed cheers, and a voice, * Don’t forget{ gone. Witness ...
... THE WEST KENT J ()I RNAL e ——————————————————————— &In&h the cellars and kitchens afloat. This was the case with Mr. Mercer, tailor; Mr. Barnett, fancy toy dealer and confectioner ; Mr. Trice, saddler; Mr. Page, and others. The first notice Mo Baruett ...
... atteutiou to the above, “lam, &c., ‘ “ HENRY EDWARDS - » » JQ WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. | The Easter Quarter Sessions for the Western Division of the | county was held at the Court House, Maidstone, before GATHORNME HARDY, I“-k. M.P. (chairman), Col. Sir Thowas ...
... as well as a long frontage to the road leading from Golden Green to Hadlow. An act of Parliament has been obtained for a railway from Hadlow to Ightham, where it adjoins the Sevenoaks and Maidstone railway to London ; and when the same is made, this property ...
... ssessmen jon, anagement of ¥ Stock or Kate, and on other business of the Annual General F. RUSSELL, Clerk of the Peace for Kent. Maidstone, sth August, 1867, j ey e ~,,,4 TICEHURST UNTON.-Contracts for Flour, Provisions, Clothing, &c- & Tllß BOARD OF GUARDIANS ...
... Adjutant of the battery of Maidstone. When prisoner was enlisted he said he had never served. - Remanded till Tuesday. Witttan Kisemaw, lsbourer, for leaving his wife and four children chargeable to the parish of Maidstone.—Three months’ Epwarp CuaNrtLER ...
... THE WEST KENT JOURNAL. [Tuesday, April 26, 1864 e —————— -. 'the pleasure he felt in %f&idin' at a meeting for the promotion The case was proved by Sapt. Butcher, and prisoner made of Christianity, on which the present and eternal ‘welfare of | the old ...
... vl\}lz STOCK OF DRAPERY, grocery, ready-made clothes, boots and shoes, household furniture, &e., &e., comsisting of calicoes, flannels, muslins, jeans, fustians, ribbons, lace, ready-made clothes, boots and sboes, hats, caps, prints, alpacas, tea, coffee ...
... claimed 14s. for a pair of boots. Defendant—They were never ordered by me, and I never had a bill of them. His Hofor—But you had the boots? Defendant—Yes, but [ was under my father’s jurisdiction (laughter). Heordered the boots, aud paid for them, 1 should ...