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... Colgate's, Golding’s, Canearbury Wbitei, >nd Golden Grape, out from £ret cl.Be etooki end .cry strongly rooted. Warranted true, end deli.ered tbe 8.E.8. or L.C. and D. raila. Apply Mr. F. Bioos, Wrothan, Se.enoaka, Kent, BALLETT’S PEDIGREE WHEAT, OFF TBE CLAY ...
... 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 ...
... MAIDSTONE AND KENTISH JOURNAL, JANUARY 12, 1864. East Kent Quarter Sessions* Thet« Sesaicot were held the Sl Session House, on Taeednj lest. Sir B. W. Bridges, Bert.. M.P., oeeupitd the chair, and was eat Wm. Deloier. Esq.. Captain Hilton, i T. S. Clarke ...
... Paul Cray, Kent, Henry Tasker, Esq., of Maidstoue, third sun of John Tasker, Esq., of Dartford, Kent, to Agnes Mary, only daughter of the Rev. R. Antram, late rector of Lydliuch, Dorsetshire. No cards. the iust., at Holy Trinity church, Maidstone, by the ...
... BCUDAMOBE, Registrar. The Bankruptcy Act, 1861. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF KENT, HOLDEN AT MAIDSTONE. IN the Matter of GEORGE THOMPSON, of WmEK-STRBET, Maidstone, in the coanty of Kent, boot and shoe maker, adjudged Bankrupt ...
... 2nd, Mr. Green. Beaus, Ist, Mr. A. Bootes; 2nd, Mr. Green; French beans, Ist, Mr. A. Bootes ; 2nd, Mr. T. Rowles. Peas, Ist, Mr. A. Bootes ; 2nd. Mr. Parry; 3rd, Mr. A. Bootes. Carrots. Ist, Mr. Powell; 2nd, Mr. Rawiinson. Turnips, Ist, Mr. Rawlinson ...
... inquiries, he was informed a man that he had met two ywnj; men on the road towards Maidstone ; one thi-m had monkey jacket. Jarrett came on the road all the way to Maidstone, and gave information to the police. Soon afterwards it was ascertained that Walter ...
... kiteben garden, ransackej, and a pair of boots stolen. Mr Fergusson’s house, No. 39, was also entered in a similar manner. The thieves ransacked different portions of the house and also decamped with a pair of boots. Mr Fergusson atrempted to secare ihe ...
... been contributed in aid of the funds of the West Kent General Hospital by the congregation assembling at Bethel (Baptist) Chapel, Maidstone. New Road from Maidstone Tovil.—The proposed new load from Maidstone to Tnvil, passing through the College Meadow and ...
... having become chargeable to the parish of Maidstone. Mr. Duly. relieving officer the first district of the Maidstone Union, said that defendant had a wife and two children, maintained at present by the Maidstone Union. The wife had been to iiim and stated ...
... On the 13th inst.,th« wife of Mr Bootes, Blue-coat School Maidstone, of son. On the 16th inst, the wife of Mr H. N. Corke, Bank, street, Maidstone, of a daughter. On the 16th inst., at Holy Trinity Church, Maidstone, by the Rev. T. Harvey, Richard Francis ...
... Session. H. A. WILDES, Clerk of the Peace for Kent. Maidstone, Ist July, 1864. COUNTY COURT OF KENT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the next Court for the Maidstone District will be holden the Sessions House, Maidstone, before James ’Eepinasse ...