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... Woodnesborough. The victim was Mr. Arthur Qillow, son of Captain Qillow, J.P., of Woodnesborough Cottage, proprietor of the East Kent Brewery, Sandwich. The whole neighbourhood was thrown into consternation when the rumour of the tragedy first spread, and it ...
... known and much respected by a large circle of friends. Church Missionary Society.—On Sunday last sermons on behalf of tho East Kent Branch this Society were preached at St. Mary Bredm's, St. Dunstan’s, St. Stephen's and the Garrison church. The Rev. Dr. Houltboe ...
... and Mr. Simmons, but ho had received a telegram which be was directed to read to them. “ Maidstone. —Unforeseen and unavoidable circumstances keep us at Maidstone to-night. Cannot be helped. Please read and apologize the meeting ; beg the men to excuse ...
... Bandmaster Hardy (by the kind permission Colonel Coreton). BAND OP THE EAST KENT MILITIA, Under Bandmaster Wood (by the kind permission of Colonel Bingham). BAND OF THE WEST KENT MILITIA, Berry (by the kind permusion of Colonel Monypenny and Officers). ...
... Sessions.— The Recorder sentenced him to be imprisoned for two calendar months. Stealing Boots. —Michael McGloino, 23, soldier, pleaded ” guilty” to stealing two pairs of boots, of the value of ss. lid., tho property of James Emmerson Baker, at Dover, on the ...
... necessary to hold an inquest in either oaae. Farai. Fau. Ora ths Culff. —On Tuesday inquest was held the body of Mr. Arthur Clark, boot salesman of Netting Hill, who was killed by falling over the cliff on the previous day. Mr. Sntton, Ewnbroker. of the same ...
... Church of this country. (Applause.) U NTY_ S. KENT WINTER ASSIZES. The commission of the peace for the Kent Winter Assizes was opened (as we briefly stated in our last issue) at the Sessions House, Maidstone, the previous Saturday, by Mr. Justice Byles ...
... charged with stealing a pair of boots, the property of James Honan, on the 28th September. ** **—fc a.nnreh*»aded OQ charge being drank and notons, when the boots were fonnd in his possession. Enquiries were instituted and the boots were found belong to prosecutor ...
... Scott, tifi, rag and bone dealer was charged with stealing pair women's boots, value 3s. 7d., the property of Thomas Stone, clothes dealer, 7, West-street, Faversham. The boots, which were haugiug ouside prosecutor's shop, were missed ou the of the 11th ...
... Saturday tell her to bring her husband down the police station, nor say he would sit up till eleven o’clock to see him about the boots.—Reexamined by Mr. Till. She was not mad, nor had she dreamed all she had been saying. It was ths truth. When her husband ...
... coloorman, Preston-strcet, Faveraham, Kent ; first meeting of creditors, 30th December, at the Guildhall, Tavern, Gresham-street, London solicitor, Min ter, Folkestone.—Charles Edward Taylor, New High-street, New Brompton. Kent, baker and confectioner : first ...
... band of the East Kent Militia, nnder Bandmaster Wood, permission of Colonel Powlett Bingham. C.8.; the band of the West Kent Light Infantry Militia, under Bandmaster Berry, permission of Colonel Monypenny; and the band of the 12th Kent Artillery and K ...