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... the boots were missed, and it was found that she bad Qffer©d a. pair boots for sale neighbour, shk WaU-soug&rAir 'by the police and apprehended Canterbury on Friday. When in the cells at the boots, told bim,where theau -It then found that the boot, had ...
... July 13—Kent v. Sussex, at Maidstone, (return). „ 17—Kent v. M.C.C., at Lord s. 24—Kent v. Surrey, the Oval. Aug. v. Lancashire, at (return). Canterbury Grand Week— Auer. 7 A: v. South. & 10—M.C.C. v. Kent. „ 11 & 12—1 Z. v. Gentlemen of ...
... —Elizabeth Goodwin, a young girl, pleaded *• guilty to a charge of stealing one pair boots, the property of Thomas Holloway ; and also of obtaining two pairs of boots by false pretences, the property of Mr. Hill, and was sent to prison for two months. ...
... of Thomas Waring, Buadridge, Kent, •plotter Wood Henry James, Grafton street, Tottenham oourt road, pastrycook Wood John Philip Henry, 5 Albion place, Maidstone, OOal merchant Wood Margaretta Maria, wick road, Ashford, Kent, spinster Wood Robert Dolphin ...
... Palace. Amongst those who obtained prises were Mr. E. Corke, Havock-lane, Maidstone, Ist and cup, value 65., Spanish (two hens); Mr, Knowles, Begent’s-place, Ashford, 2nd, golden-oenciled Hamburgh (cock), 2nd, ditto (two hens); Mr. Dring, Faversham. Brd ...
... with illegally purchasing a pair of regimental boots, from Thomas Crooks in the parish St. Martin on the previous day.—The defendant was convicted and ordered pay 10a., being treble the value of the boots, fine, and 6s. costs. Thubsdat.—(Before the Mayor ...
... —Visitor. Jane, has your Mistress got a Boot-Jack?”—Maid-of-all-Work. ** Sir; please. Sir, I clean all the Boots, Sir I COUNTY NEWS. KENT SPRING ASSIZES. Lord flliief J 'Slice Coleridge v rive 1 in Maidstone lue 6.ed uni j. itii K die-ay, . -i Saturday ...
... utmost possible extent. Boots were hardly average display, tbs season having been unfavourable. L idy visitors centred their attention on the poultry, whish there was an interesting collection one section of the same building. KENT AND CANTERBURY HOSPITAL ...
... the various public hodies, and about half past one the procession left the Worth Transept in the following order: sth and 6th Kent Rifle Volunteers. Town Sergeants bearing the mace and sword. The Mayor. The Mayor’s Chaplain, the Rev. J. S. Sidebotham. The ...
... great many occupiers ot East Kent, andhe would say that wherever they wont, from one end the county another, there was but one feeling among the occupiers when they heard of the determination Lord Guilford to give up the East Kent Foxhound*, and (hat feeling ...
... 13, securing the minor prizes. The Lord Warden’s Prize, given Earl Granville, open the Royal Artillery, the Kent Artillery Militia, the East Kent Mounted Rifles, and Ist Cinque Porta Artillery Volunteers, was won by Bombardier Baynes (Deal), with score ...
... and covered with hand-light. THE CROPS IN KENT. The following reports the Kentish harvest for the present year have been published in the M Agricultural Gazette x Mr. C. Whitehead, Banning House, Maidstone:— Wheat and oats, under an average straw short ...