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... GOVERNMENT STAMP RETURNS. Number of Stamps issued to the Newspapers of hast Kent v v « m 31st > 3,1t1 -'une, 1863. Kentish Gazette 224,700 Dover Chronicle .. 67 „ Observer 79,149 Kent Herald 47/>OO Dover Telegraph.. 84,500 Canterbury Journal 8 lhc above returns ...
... gas had en lowered ; and the same might be done Maidstone and other places with more profit to the proprietors than they now received ; that it might be sold for less than 3s. per thousand at Maidstone, and leave £10 per cent, piotit; and that the old ...
... of the value of Is., and one pair of boots of the value of 35., the property of Miss Anne Nickalls, of Seabrook. Miss Nickalls said, that between 11 and 12 o'clock on the previous day (Wednesday), she saw the boots produced in her bedroom. The basket and ...
... Malling . J. Millen, High-street. Ewhurst A Boots, Staple Cross. Favcrsham A Sherwood, West-street. Gravesend F. Rubbra, 94, Milton-road. Greenstreet F. Read. Hythe J. Stanger, High-street. Maidstone R Mills, 35, George-street. W. Bridgland, 86 ...
... prisoner's boots with the marks. preserved the footmarks putting sticks over them. There were also the footmarks of another person, ihese shoes had been nailed in the proper way.—Police-sergeant hard deposed to apprehending the pri- who was then the boots produced ...
... Board adjourned till Monday, the 10th April next. MAIDSTONE. — Our Cavalry Depot. — The removal of the troops from our long established barracks has commenced, and will very shortly be finished, and Maidstone will be left with the vague promise given by Lord ...
... 6d.; Folkestone, 6s. 6d.; Maidstone, 45.; and the prices of coals per ton as follows:-Canterbury, 175., no dues; Dover, 18s. to 255., dues, Is. 7d.; Faversham, 165., dues 6d.; Folkestone, 16s. 6d., dues, Is. 2d.; Maidstone, no price quoted; Margate, ...
... cheers.) And then I have asked myself, How can this be ? Where is the secret of Mr. Bacon's popularity ? How is it he has won golden opinions on all sides ? There is nothing his manner which would alone have claimed for him—l mean particular smoothness —for ...
... tbe Court of Queen's Bei eh, on Tuesday, by the plaintiff, a farmer, at Bromley, Kent, against the defendant, who was the son of a City me -chant, who also resided in Kent, to recover compensation for an alleged assault. The defendant pleaded not guilty ...
... minutes. The boots and goloshes were standing on the floor of the kitchen when she left it. The next morning she missed them. Jane Foster, assistant to Mr. Chatterton, pawnbroker, Rye, deposed that on Feb. 27th, the prisoner pawned the boots there, in the ...
... Alice Burton a pa of boots, value 6s. 6d., and a pair of boots value Bs. 6d., he well knowing them to have been stolen, the proper of Henry Street, at Tunbridge Wells, on the 18th November. The child in November took two pairs of boots from Mr. Street's ...
... Sessions formally transferred from Mr. Win. Miles to Mr. Thomas Gibbs. The Old Stagers have just presented the sum of the Kent and Canterbury Hospital, and £10 to the Canterbury Dispensary, the name of G. C. Bentinck, P.sq. Tiiis makes aggregate of £230 ...