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... MAIDSTONE POLICE TrKsn»y.—lWote H. Arj;tcs, Es.| , (in Iho chair) .1 Clifford, n'.d J. B. Greco. Kw|r3 CONVKTION TIIK EVjnmION »IHT. rknmas ParKHS, botcher, was charge d with cx|>osing for sale in Hie market, meal that was unlit for human food. Mr Hoarc ...
... Holman proved to apprehending prisoner when she was wearing the boots. Prisoner afterwards gave up the skirt to him. Prosecutor's assistant was recalled and said that prisoner did not fit the boots on. She asked for number sixes. P-C. Holman said that prisoner ...
... IF YOU WAN A GOOD PAIR OF BOOTS OR SHOES Go TO D. DAWSON, 60, WEEK STREET, MAIDSTONE (Opposite Mr Bartlett’s, Silversmith). VERS. UPTON, MOUNT PLEASANT VILLA, NEAR THE CEMETERY, MAIDSTONE. AN EXPERIENCED CHIROPODIST OF 24 YEARS’ PRACTICE. Anatomical Professor ...
... Ulcomb, v. George Shcepwash alias Colliton, of Bouglitou Malherbe.—A claim 6d, balance of account for a pair of boots. Plaintiff stated that the boots were made for another man, but defendant asked him if he could have them, and he told him that he could. The ...
... 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 ...
... Wine and Spirits 11 Clothing, Hosiery, Dra 3 Meat . ncry, Ac. Milk Bonnets 5 Cheoscmonery, Grocery Boots and Shoos and Oilman’s Goods I Boot and Shoo Mending Brooms, Brushes, Ac. | 15 Currier’s Goods Coals 8 Bavins Ale Porter j Id Coffins 17 Hair cuttingand ...
... nets Cleaned and Dyed. All orders punctually attended to. IF YOU WANT BOOTS OR SHOES A GOOD PAIR OF GO TO 60, WEEK STREET, MAIDSTONE (Opposite Mr Bartlett’s, Silversmith), MAIDSTONE STEAM DYE WORKS, 16, HILL. GEORGE KER, DYER,SCOURER, AND >> 2 Feathers ...
... on the 21st of July, she was sent by her mother to buy pair of boots at Tuubridge Wells. going along the Calverley-road, she saw the prisoner. She went into Mr Reeves' shop, bought the boots, and received 4s 3d in change. She saw the prisoner outside the ...
... EAST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. The Midsummer Quarter Sessions for East Kent were held St. Augustine's Sessions Honse on Tuesday la3t. In the absence of the Chairman, E. H. K. Hugessen, Esq., M.P., N. H. D'Aeth, Esq., presided, and amongst tbe other magistrates ...
... Miss Covell. He compared the boots with some footmarks and found them to correspond. He also found some chicken dirt and feathers adher-1 to the boots. Mr Biron—He was sure and satisfied he said to Seymour, Where are the boots you wore last night. Mr Arnold ...
... told that the other property was pawned Maidstone. Charles Morris, who stated that lie lived ht Hailing, proved to the. property produced his. Miss Flinn, of Maidstone, proved to the female prisoner bringing the boots to her shop to pawn. The prisoners were ...