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... for Waist the a uld sarions to to bold.. at Maidstone on the 4th Matte. His last conviction was oaths Faverstsas Quarter is January. 1874, when he was sentenced to twelve months' hard labour for a pair of boots. FAVERSHAM FOOT•BALL CLUB. The following matches ...
... requested perm's-ion to go out and search for it; while , he pretended to do this he was observed to secrete ' some money in his boot. and I:2 Ws. was found there, he having previously stated that he bud five pence in the warld. fie w.* then taken to the puliee ...
... or ROBBING AN the Maidstone Petty Sessions, on Saturday lsat, Jame Batten and Jetho Hodges were charged with stealing a quantity of apples and potatoes, the property of Mr. Richard Crowther. a fruiterer. of Bosley Road, Maidstone, on the 14th inst. ...
... Guineas and • Second Prise of One Guises for the bat Collection of Roots (four varieties) Sir Boot. of each variety to be exhibited, including Sutton's Golden Tankard New Yellow Fleshed Mengel to be grown from Seed supplied by them.—lst, .119 Henry Pett ...
... YAANINATION. Nt.. 19, F. nutter, .991.00 M. r Smith, Tmtbrielge, Kent, 501ie9.094 Fears the GAZETTE elf Sur. G. PAIMUCIOMP Henry Villi.in TlN.mar Street, Ilig1:- Ktrect, Iteirlf..nl, Kent, otmlertaker.. JOTTINGS. (Froin Fain.) WEDDING BELLS. Miss Helen ...
... by no means an extravagant rental in the choke districts of Mid sad East Kent, in favoured spots of the gram .and near Maidstone, and she chalk town of Outerbury. Weald of Kent land whose value for mere ordinary farming purposes is from to 20e. per acre ...
... Eq»ess It 544.141 that the Kent labourers' begging excursien to London was somewhat onprotitable, the sum met as colleeted at the Maidstone, limnand Exeter 11.11 is y fin 7s. lid. So it the Londoners did not send the man of Kent I • with a Ilea in his ear ...
... third lOs. and Os. coats, altogether I7s. Oil., which he paid. TEENHAS BOOT STEALING CASE.—Wm. Me. Lamgklan was brought up on remand from Monday, charged with stealing a pair of boots, value 84., the property of Wm. Ward, at Teynham, on the 26th Sept —lie ...
... foolishly deem - sport for themselves and frieads, they have studiously reserved foxes from sheer admiration for G• 4141111114 off Kent, who keep magnificent hunting studs, fog the dull rider in black, for tonebreakers who frequent the meet, and lacerate you ...
... the conversation proceeds in this wise Now, Pilch, let's a talk about the old Kent eleven.: Then let me my pipe, and you light your'n. Now I will tell you just what the Kent eleven was to my mind. It was eleven brothers, who knew one another, and never ...
... .4 peens, a burned owl, and • pair .4 golden pMneante, So'., by Mr. Hanger; a king porrot and a c enable, he Mr. U. W. Chapman ; • c In. Mr.: Feeebely; nielinal (South America), by Mr. W. /feed; a pair of golden plemiante, by Mr. Tenton, fte., and plucked ...
... Colkings, Faversham. J. F. Hornbill Rectory, Kent.' S. FRANCIS, Surgeon Boughton, Kent. G. Witis, Solicitor, Hithe, Kent. A. Old Par , Canterbury. Femme, Richmond ,Villa, Holloway. J. Mowrox, Charing, Kent. N. W. Tans*, Hunt Green, Sussex. W. jun., Canterbury ...