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... KENT LENT ASSIZES. CROWN COURT.—Fhiday. (Before Mr. Jastice Keating.) A PAINFUL CASK. J'imt'j Jurrctt, was indicted for attempting to lire to his father's pi-emises in Bower Law, Maidstone, the 15th August. Mr. Marsham and the Hon. E. Stanhope for the ...
... aged 3 years and 2 asessabs. BLOSSMULD.-Marelt 8, at Brower-street Maidstone, Mr. aged 79. BIOOMIL-Xareh 11, at Ramsgate, Mies Ann Brooks. Baoww.-March 11, at Gabriel's-hill, Maidstone, Frank Arthur Brown, aged 6 years. Coaus.-Jan. 22, at Yokohama of dysentery ...
... Sarah, relict of the late Odiarne Coates, Esq., of The Green Court, in her 75th year. 24, at Maidstone, Mrs. Crundwell, _ aged 81. CIOTTINDIN.—Nov. 26, at Maidstone, Herbert, the infant son of Henry Crut-enden, aged 9 months. Harm. Nov. 23, at Tenterdt n ...
... postage stamps and •en-franc piece upon him. The prisoner was com• mated for trial at the assizes. MAIDSTONE AND RAILWAY. —Tho n ••• line proposed between Maidstone and Ashford did . ..re to some extent from the line projected in 1866. lt is promoted jointly ...
... with their clothes were sent Maidstone for three weeks. —A lad named Freeman, who was tramp passing through Sittingboume, was charged with stealing a pair of boots of fellowlodger at Rossiter's lodging-house, on Monday. The boots had been sold at Sheernessfor ...
... with the marks made by the boots prisoner waa wearing. There were some peculiarities about his boots, the toe plate bring worn in a peculiar manner and the nails running along the entire length of the sole to the waist of the boot; and these peculiarities ...
... be punished they deserve. MAIDSTONE. Acting as an Attornet—At the last County Court, before J. J. Lonsdale, Esq., judge, Abraham Hawkins brought an action against Stephen Judges, landlord of the Marquess o Granby, Maidstone, to recover commission on a ...
... King J. Rod, Britisl. ,mr. Milton itotd W. Wadell, Windmill Tavern T. Calvers, Man of Kent, Ner.haso Road P. Robinson, Victory, Six core Street W. Totten. linen of Kent F. Gardner. Mitre Hotel E. W. Haler, Terrace Street CUATUAII AND SOCRISTIII J. Burford ...
... doubt as whom the hedge case was dismissed. Stealing Boots.—At the same sitting Mary Am Carnelly was charged with stealing pair of boot belonging to Morris Jacob*, in Week Street, oi Thursday. The boots wr-re hanging a pist outside prosecutor's shop, and ...
... Palace. Amongst those who attained prizes were Mr. E. Corke, Havock-lane, Maidstone, Ist and cup, value £5 Spanish (two hens) ; Mr. Knowles, Regent's-place, Ishford, 2nd, golden-pencilled Ham. burgh (cock), 2nd, ditto (two hens) ; Mr. Dring, Faversham ...
... have spared pains nor expense in taking care that she should be provided with every necessary to alleviate her sufferings. MAIDSTONE. The Midsummer Quarter Sessions for the Borough were held Saturday last at the Town Hall before R. H. B. Marsham, Esq., Reoorder ...
... called upon him. Mr. Stedman was chosen foreman the lury, and the following evidence was taken : Edwin Head depoeed: I am boots at the George I saw the deceased last Wednesday evening eleven o'clock, when went to bed. seemed perfectly sensible, and was ...