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... the prisoner's boots with the footinarks, and came to the conclusion they were caused by his boots. One of the peculiarities of the boots and casts was that there were three vacant spaces round the na:ils on the spec of prisoner's boots. Witness had ...
... tost two prisoners were brought to Maidstone by P.C. Jones, X.C.C., stationed Hainan, to undergo the terms imprisonment to which they had been sentenced, and they came from Strood the tnda which arriv** to Maidstone at ABA Thaw w era not the the time ...
... years, with much success.—Yours truly, J. Paine. MANUFACTORY— G THE OLD GOLDEN MORTAR, 293, HIGH STREET, CHATHAM. SPRCTATL AGENTS—ARGLES, 30N, and STONHAM, CORFE, SIMPSON, Maidstone. E. ROOKE, Sittingbourne. PERRY, Gravesend. FRENCH’S TEETHING POWDERS, ...
... BOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE. (Opposite the Brewery), 8, STONE STREET, MAIDSTONE. F. lILME7I B EGS to announce to the inhabitants of Maidstone and neighbourhood that he will CONTINUE THE SALE OF SURPLUS STOCK UNTIL THE END OF THE PRESENT MONTH. AT A REDUCTION ...
... 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 ...
... The Archdeacon of Maidstone's AWTOBACOX M.AIDOTOXB'S CHARGE.- ! of Maidstone has added to he • listof his published charges that delivered dotting the . present year the various centres of thTarcn! deaconry, ancLwith the valuable notes appended the ■ ...
... sale, can be obtained at the Mart, London, E.C. ; the Greybound, Hadlow ; the Bell, Golden Greer, Hadlow ; the Crown Hotels at Tonbridge and Sevencaks ; Star, Maidstone ; of Messrs Goiham and Warner, Soheitors, Tonbridge ; of Mr. P, J. Page, Land Agent ...
... MURDER VOLtTEER ABLH At Maidstone yesterday William (2D) in 1st Kent Regiment of Volunteers Chief Justice Cockburn murder William Drewry by shooting lum with night the of last— remarkable tharacter ACHINES his hail Maidstone prisoner by painter deal younger ...
... Meat 1 Milk 5 Cheesemongery. Gr lu Wine and Spiri's Clothing, Horiory. IH-ry, vi e. Bonnets try Boots and Shoes and Oilman’* ' d • II Boot and Shoo Mending •» Brooms, Brushes, Ao. | I'* icr’s Goods Coals Coffins S Bavins I 17 Hair cuttingandShaving I* ...
... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. The Special Correspondent of the Daily News, wilting from Ditton near Maidstone, gives the following interesting account of the hop harvest in Kent:— • I should like weil to hop-fanner of Kent this year. The genial, prosperous-looking ...
... MURDER IN KENT On Saturday night, between eleven and twelve o'clock, two hop-pickers, named James and Sarah Gorman husband and wife, recently employed the hop-grounds of Mr. Hyles, Maidstone, left Mereworth, and went along the road towards East Peck ham ...
... Garrett sad Co., engineers and ironfounders, Medway Iron Works, Maidstone, bag addressed the following letter to Sir Joseph Baralgette, C.E., the engineer to the new Maidstone bridge : Maidstone, August2o, 1877. May I again request you, as a special favor ...