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... described as a seaman, living in Marshali-strect, Golden-sianrO wasyesterdaycharged before Mr. Elliott, at the Lonbeth Polie Court, with attempting to shoot Emily Batchelor, residing in Devon- r shire-grove, Old Kent-road. Mr. Moore was present on behalf of the ...
... accused and found that the nails in his boots c;s exactly corresponded with the indentations in the soft clay. ed Several of the damaged bricks were brought into court, r1 and Dr. Goodeve compared the prisoners boots with the md impressions, and found they ...
... asizes for the county of Kent, of the murder of one of his comrades, both being privates in the 82nd regiment; stationed at the camp at Shorneliffe, suffered the penalty of death on Tuesday morning, within the walls of Maidstone gaol. After hin conviction ...
... returned a ver- dict of Accidental death. A MAN DROWNED. Yesterday Mr. Payne held an inquest at the City coroner's court, Golden-lane, upon the body of a man unknown, found in the Tbames. From the evidence of Constable 20, of the Thames police, it appeared ...
... Mr. Harris; Cow sand Gate, Mr. eose; Running Back, Mr. Ashford; Elephant and Castle, Mr. Hill; Angel, Mr. Barker; Duke of Kent, Mr. Skeet; Royal William, Mr. Driver; Admiral's Head, Mr. Ball; Cross Keys, Mr. Preston; White Elm Mr' S' Nichols; , John ...
... effusion of gas. EXECUTION AT MAIDSTONE. The execution of Stephen Gambrill, agricultural labourer, for the murder of Arthur Gillow, a young farmer, at Wood- nesborough, took place at nine o'clock on Tuesday morning in Maidstone Prison. The prisoner walked ...
... of'Colohestor.11 'theVi trial isexplected ?? two days. MYdTiliUOS TRSAGEDY Ng'GOLDEN-i44qUA.-~A melancholy and fatal occurrence has 'just b~eenbrought) to hi 'L light in Golden-square6. It a Ppbars thto .urdyls a I T respectably-dressed lady and gentleman ...
... quantity of linen which- bad been left in the kitchen to dry. In the lobby he found a dirty shit and an old pair of boots, and his own boots had dis- ~anfT reed Two days after the prisoner called at~the afio p of Mr. iee, apaweibrokerin Stanbope-street, ...
... to keep him out of temptation. THatURSDAY, EXTENSIVE THEFT OF BOOTS BY A SHOPMAN. Adolphus Kauffmcan (22), was charged with stealing fifty-one pairs of boots from the premises of Mr Cohn, boot and shoemaker, Grainger Street; and Margaret Hall (29), was ...
... morning the prosecutor, on looking E over his clothes, missed a coat, a jacket, a pair of I tousers, a waistcoat, and a pair of boots. Infor- mation was given to the police, and on Saturday last the prisoner was apprehended at New Swindon, in c Wilts, aid he ...
... capital charge. Another case was one in which both parents were lcarged with tha murder of a child. Theso were John and Jana Kent, and the aelegation against them was that ths child was murdered by tieir intentional neglect in having starved it to death ...
... 5IUPTS.-A. E. Carr, Maidstone, Kent, builder-G. Viuicetb, Ashtord, Kent, licensed victtlaller -F. ?? 31, James, Cheltenham. rope inanufecturer-T. 1Alacnsell, Readina, army offlcer--&lizabeth Hglghes, Bryntirion libryfdir, Nerisnethehire, boot and shoe- uialceF-J ...