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... Baker's Coiner, bat I did not know them. I had seen some marks on the ground cf heavy hob-nailed boots with iron toes. I looked at the prisoner's boots, and thought they corresponded with the marks on the ground. I did not take him into custody then ...
... MURDER IN KENT. -•> On Saturday, Thomas Atk ins, ajstoutly- built, powerfn man, was brought up on remand before the county magis trates sitting in petty sessions at West Mailing, chargu with the wilful murder of Israel May, a police-officer o the Kent County ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS. —Friday. The Speaker took the chair shortly before four o'clock. PRIVATE BILL. The Maidstone and Kent Coast Junction Rai] way Bill was read a second time. PETITIONS. The following petitions were presented : — In favour of the Sale of ...
... close in Maidstone and the surrounding districts, ard the hoppitke-rs have been returning to their homes in large numbers. Over 7,000 have beoa despatched from the Maidstone Station of the South- Eastern line, and about 3,000 from the Maidstone Ssatioa ...
... hair Rees and H. Walters, slure, boot manufacturers K. Sane ■ Maidstone, Kent, trenm sawyers- Downing (deceased), Birmingham, ?? - workers— W. Woo.! aci W. s, T Cheshire, cotton donblers— T. Harnian aad ' Chatham, Kent, builders i. Bradford nd' l ' N ...
... ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. SOUTH- EASTERN CIRCUIT. MAIDSTONE. Tuesday. The commission for the county of Kent was opened yesterday and business was proceeds! wi:h to-day, Lord Justice Eaggallay presiding on tho civil side, and Mr. Justice Grove in the Crown ...
... through tbe back garden, which adjoins the wall of the North Kent Railway, nothing more being s^n of him till his mutilated remains weie found at a quarter past five next morning. The boots were off the feet a short distance from the body, and were quite ...
... street, City, accountants— W. B. Gibson and J. Handley, Runcorn, Cheshire, iron mer- chants—D. Paine and F. Durrant, Maidstone, Kent, drapers— R. Peacock, G. Prattley, and G. Wright, Man- chester, merchants ; so far as concerns G. Wright— W. Wooley and ...
... have created a large amount of publio interest. As the alleged offsnee was committed ia the county of Kent, the indictment was pieferred at the Maidstone Assizs3 be- fore the grand jury, and they returned true bills against ail tte prisoners for wilful murder ...
... here as in Mid- Kent, except in a few parishes near Faversham, Sittingbourne, Raiuham, and near Canter- bury, where, however^ the colour has sadly gone off within the last four days of scorching sun aud east wind . In Mid-Kent and West Kent one week has ...
... Gd.. on and after un . Weise'a, Tokenhouse-yard, City. ?? William Russell, jun., Bexley, Kent. of 3a id, on and after Dec 24, at Hay-wfc* and Swarm's. Dartford, Kent. Leiceif Solomon Jacob Hart and Eleazor J.cob ti.ir., . (j cigar manufacturers- lst and ...
... M. Ross, Gracechurch-street-, City, commit sion agents ;bo f ar aa concerns J. al. Ross— H. Bunyard and J. W. Crouch, Maidstone. Kent, warehousemen — H. Paw sod, J. Brailsford, H. Pawson, jun., and J. A. Brails- ford, Sheffield, Yorkshire, stationers; ...