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... FROM THE BARMINO LUNATIC ASYLUM. Eliza Coppin, respectably-attired female, w as charged with stealing dozen boot laces, the property of the Kent County authorities, from Barming Lunatic Asylum, the 23rd July. Mr E. Hoar appeared for the pros ecution and ...
... William Brotherhood, on the 14th inst. Stephen Hibbarb, of the Kent County Constabulary, deposed: I produce a blue pilot coat. I stopped the prisoner on Tuesday last was coming from Maidstone on the Chatham road. Having a bundle with him, I asked bim what ...
... and monies of Thomas Mor- and St, Steel, barber, of King street he-stree *, Maidstone, on the 2nd of Aug. deposed—I am a hair-dresser, ITY 1p, be, t isiNexs 4 y in Maidstone. Prisoner has aw Was so on the 8th of Aug. h day he left my shop. He left for ...
... Jolly Sailor Thursday afternoon. She had bundle with at the time, and a pair of boots. Prisoner war there also. After prisoner left the room she* missed the boots. The boots were between her and the prisoner. By the Prisoner—l was not fighting with husband ...
... charged with stealing twelve pairsof boot laces, value Is., from the Kent Lunatic Asylum. Committed for trial. Weekly Corn Return.—For the week ending 10th August, 1868. Wheat, 1,225 qrs., £3,298 15s. Average 13s. IOJd. Kent County Ophthalmic Hospital.— Monthly ...
... door at five o’clock in the morning, and saw the prisoner, who said he wanted a pair of boots. He had got a situation at Brompton, and had only 10s., but the boots were 12s. Mr. Ashenden told him, as he had got a situation, he should have them for 10s ...
... very pleasant evening was spent. olunteer Appointment.—(From Friday's London Gazette)— Kent.—37th R.V.C.—D. J. Oyler to be eiuign, vice Cave, resigned. Notice.—Maidstone Poors' Bates.—The books for the payment of the poor*' rate will close on the 20th of ...
... on the 4th March. He was also charged with stealing a pairof boots and spurs, value 10s„ the property of GeoT-e Catt, a private in the R.H.A., at the same time. Prisoner was wearing the boots and spurs when he was takS into custody upon the former charge ...
... Tomps9tt, purse 7s li ...
... to defraud the Kent Fire Insurance Company, at Marden ; Alfred Gray, 18, labourer, for unnatural crime at Wormshill ; James Butts, 16, labourer, for stealing pair of women’s boots, value 55., the property of Anthony Neale, at Maidstone; Frederick Moore ...
... he knew nothing about it, and was committed for trial at the assizes. EAST KENT CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURE. The first general iliscussional meeting of the members of the Kast Kent Chamber of Agriculture took place the Guildhall, Canterbury, Saturday, fhe ...
... important subjects the East we.e , f ''o' except Kent Chamber had discussed during the past year including m.iar to those used the Asylum the Malt Tax question. Turnpike SretS T •- cler k an.l steward to the Kent Cattle Market Bill, the Revision of Local Taxation ...