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... dressed but could not find my boots. I then went into the street without my boots and gave information to police constable. The boots were afterwards found on prisoner's feet. I do not recollect seeing prisoner after I lost my boots till the constable came ...
... pair of boots, the property of James Thompson, on Sunday morning. It appeared that James Thompson, the owner of the boots, was found drunk in High-street, on Sunday morning by P.C. Cuckoo, whenhe complained of the police having stolen the boots. He was ...
... Thompson was charged with stealing a pair of boots, the property of George Tyler, a lodger at the Man of Kent beer house, High-street, on Monday night. Complainant deposed—I was lodging at the Man of Kent beer honse. Last night I went to bed there when ...
... to him at the c'ose, Wesr Kent Hosprrat.—We have pleasure in stating that the sum of fifteen gaineas has been handed over totbe funds of this valuable institution by Captain - cowmandant W. F. Portlock Dadson, of the 7th Kent (Kidbrook) Rifle Volunteers ...
... will be deferred fora month, A FRACAS BETWEEN AN ARTILLERY OFFICER AND A MILITIAMAN, Horace Stevens, a private in the West Kent Militia, wascharged with as-aulting Bowles Franklyn, medical officer in the Royal Horse Artillery, on the Ist inst. There was ...
... the station of the Sevenoaks and Maidstone Railway at St. Faith’s-green, in Maidstone, to Ash- 2 ford, and the other called No. 2 being a junction line from the commencement of line 1, with the South Eastern, Maidstone and Rochester Railway, at Great Buckland ...
... MAIDSTONE RIFLE VOLUNTEER PRIZE COMPETITION. The annul competition the members of the Ist Kent Rifle Volunteers was continued on Saturday. The contest on this occasion was of a novel description. Mr. Henry Siinmonds, of the Friars, Avlesford, who has ...
... others endure. siltrE.—Dut't Outta I'ercAo Bottomed Boots hare all SIou t leather liuolet, can 6e KOrn MS off tmu/Hri, and every pai r SOLD AT iOf WEEK STREEt, MAIDSTONE. Get Yeur Old Leather Boots Soled with Ontta Percha on Dick's Mew Principle- Gaits ...
... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS, These sessions were opened at the Sessions-hoase, Maidstone, on Tharsday last, before Gathorne Hardy, M.P., (chairman for the Western division of the county ). There were also present on the bench, J. Whitehead, Esq, J. ‘Espinasse ...
... KENT ADJOURNED QUARTER SESSIONS FRIDAY,.—FIRST COURT. ( Before Sir Brook W. Bridges, Bart, M.P.) CONTINUED FROM OUR LAST. John George Ball, a lighterman, living at Deptford, surrendered to his bail on a charge of having assaulted Mr Robert Tomlin, also ...
... KENT WINTER ASSIZES. The commission these Assizes was opened on Saturday afternoon, by Mr. Justice MeUor. His lordship arrived in Maidstone by the 410 o'clock train, and was met at the station the High Sherill' (R. Rodger, Esq.), the under Sheriff (F ...
... KENT ADJOURNED QUARTER SESSIONS The above sessions were opened on Thursday last, at the Sessions House, Maidstone, before Sir Brook Bridges, Bart, There were also Lord Holmesdale, M.P., Sir E. Filmer, M.P., J. Whatman, Esq, Captaio Rev J. J. Marsham, ...