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... and several pairs of boots were stolen, aud when the prisoners? houses were searched for property which formed the subject of another charge, boots, identified the proaoautor his property, wr-* found.?The defence was that the boots were | purchased at ...
... kept there. MAIDSTONE, Tuesday, August 29. Fair supply of beef; mnttoa in short supply and dear. Attendance fair, but slow trade, at the following quotationsßest beef, ss. lOd. to 6a.; cows, ss. to ss. 6d.; best mutton. 7s. to 7s. 4d.; Kents, 6s. to 75 ...
... the money of William Coomber, Maidstone, on the 25th May. He was also charged with obtaining by false pretences lOl..the money of George Ephraim Wallis, Maidstone, the 6th Jane, and 10s., the money of Francis Down, Maidstone, the June. Prisoner pleaded ...
... COUNTY NEWS. Faversham. * meeting in of delegates of the Kent Union of W.«r ig Men's Institutes, held Thursday afternoon Maidstone, Lord Harris was elected president, and rules for the government the union were adopt Iwerrrirra CLAM. —By the • kind invitation ...
... Two months’ hard labour. MAIDSTONE.— Incorrigible Thief. —-Alice O’Neil, 29, spinster, pleaded guilty ” to a charge stealing two flannel petticoats, value 65., the property of the inhabitants of the county of Kent, Maidstone. She had been eighteen times ...
... property. . Maidstone.- Maoistbatk. —Mr. John Hyde Hills qualified Saturday ’last as a justice of the peace for the borough of Maidstone. - ■ Maimtonk Brioads Drpot.— We understand that the stables used by the cavalry formerly stationed at Maidstone are being ...
... appeal to the inhabitants of Kent, for Subscriptions and Donations. Signed, CHARLES WHITEHEAD, Chairman of the Meeting. Messrs. Wigan, Co., Maidstone; Messrs. Hammond, Canterbury; Mr. Jonathan Saunders, Sandling Road Maidstone; and Mr. E, Goodwin, Secretary ...
... March 19, H, Cowley, Maidstone, wine and beer merchant. March 19. B. Wells. Si yard foreman of smiths. Deptford, dock- Potts and Co., Maidstone, wine and spirit merchants so far as regards T. Potts. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS Thk East Kent Fox Hounds Will meet ...
... quo warranto to question the election. The Court granted a rule nisi. Maidstone. QUARTER SESSIONS. The Midanmmer Session for the borough Maidstone waa held the Town-hall, Maidstone, on Saturday, before the Recorder (R. H. B. Mambam, Esq.). The magistrates ...
... produced a general feeling of irritation. Liquidations in Kent.—James Boyles. Greenwich, bootmaker. William Bolden Everest. Breach Farm, Newington, fanner. Joseph Harris, Sandling near Maidstone, farmet and cattle dealer. Francis Hubery, London and Forest ...
... years' police surveillance. Another Case of Stealino Boots.—Amelia Honey, 14, and Fanny Ralph, 11, were indicted for stealing a pair of boots from the shop of Messrs. Dennis, Paine and Durrant, at Maidstone, on the 15th December, 1871.—Mr. F. J. Smith prosecuted ...
... the eye of the law. JINO rBISDSBCRT.—a PRISO.VER. Petrus Peters, on remand from the West Kent Sessions, was indicted for housebreaking and stealing pair of boots, the property of Felix Bourne, at Frmdsbory, on October 10th. Mr. M. Smith prosecuted. The ...