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... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS TRIAL OF PRISONERS. The General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, were commenced at Maidstone, on Thursday last, before John Gilbert Talbot, Esq., M.P. Chairman of the Western Division. The Calendar contained the names of 36 prisoners ...
... that fee two prisoner* lodged together, and Connor, after stesling the boots, sold them in publichouse to Hayward for 2s. Hsyward, ia defence, aaid 1 the priaoner Connor offered the boots for sale in the public-houae and lent him Bs., taking them as security ...
... KENT AND SUSSEX WINTER ASSIZES. The commission for these Ass zes wis opened at the Sessions House, Maidstone, on Moalay, by the Honourable Sir Alexander Cockbura. Lord Chief Justice of England, who arrived Maidstone by the 5.32 trim on the London, Chatham ...
... piece of meadow land, having a long frontage to the Maidstone-road, and within live minutes’ walk Platt Church. Lot 2. —A valuable piece FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, having a frontage of 196 ft. to the Maidstone-road, adjoining the above, and offering an admirable ...
... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. These sessions were commenced yesterday (Thursday), and were continued to-day, before J. G. Talbot, Esq., M.P., at Maidstone. Mary Furness, was acquitted of stealing £io, at Gillingham. Emily Fry, 20, servant, pleaded guilty ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. The commi sioa for the-e assizes was opened at Maidftone, on afternoon, by Mr Justice Grove. His lordship arr.ved in the town from London at a quarter to three, by the North Kent Railway. He was met at the railway station by the High ...
... The three Staunton* left Maidstone the morning of the 6th inst., for Millbank Prison. Since the commutation of the sentence the prisoners have worn the clothing for convicted felons ; but upon their removal they once more assumed their own clothing. 13s ...
... previous day to forging an order by which foui pairs of boots were obtained, and these boots were pari of the plunder. The evidence went to show that the prisoner was found hying to sell the boots Tonbridge, and accounted for the possession of them by ...
... previous day to forging an order by which four pairs of boots were obtained, and these boots were part of the plunder. The evidence went to show that the prisoner was found trying to sell the boots in Tunbridge Wells, and accounted for the possession of ...
... splendidly contested match was played between the Blue Mantle Football Club, Tunbridge Wells, and the Maidstone Club, in Dr. Monckton’s field, at Maidstone. Play commenced at twenty past three by the visitors starting the ball. It was well returned, and kept ...
... Greyhound, Hadlow; the Bell, Golden Green; the Crown Hotels, at Tonbridge and Sevenoaks; Star, Maidstone; Mr Stenning, solicitor, Tonbridge; and of Mr G. Langridge, Estate Agent, Valuer and Surveyor, Tunbridge Wells. KENT. HADLOW, NEAR TONBRIDGE. VALUABLE ...
... °buSvel.« (during her imprisonment in England), b Baroness de. Dame Noble Sieclc. tenant of the County of Kent. Byng, Col., John of Gaunt. Unifoim W«t Kent (Queen’s Own) Yeomanry. Ut.ldge, MejoeC. K. FleUher, Tta;- S. S« .id O*!” “fej Lh .he ar»s b« = vc ...