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... 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 ...
... be short. The crop will not be anything like so large as it was last year. Taking Kent all through, do not think it can grow more than 6 per acre; while as East Kent we estimate the yield at from 9 to 10 cwt. per acre, there being some very good gardenain ...
... communication from the Clerk tho Feaco for Kent rooPT.] Kent. —Cell Accommr at Home Police Station. At tho Annual General Session of the Peace hoMcn (by adjournment) at Maidstone, in and for the county of Kent, on the 13th day of January, in tho year of ...
... character. Slraling a Pair Boots. —At the Police Court on Tuesday Frederick Hills was charged withstealiug » pair of boots, the property John Beau, shoe maker, London Road.—Prosecutor deposed : boot and shoe maker in London Road. The boots produced were left ...
... shop and asked to be allowed to take two or three pairs of boots to try on -home. She nave the name of Weller and mud she resided at No. 26, Ospringeroad. allowed her to take the two pairs of boots produced. On the following Monday went to No. 26, Ospringe-road ...
... the East Kent Fox Hounds.”—The meeting broke up early. Shocking Soicm* a Lunatic.—On Monday week a lunatic, who was being conveyed from New Cross to Maidstone, by the train which leaves Charing Cross Station at 2.15, and arrives at Maidstone at 4.20, ...
... bail in being required for the prisoner’s appearance. Kent Revision. —On Tuesday the Revising Barrister, H. W. Lord, Esq., sat in the Town-hall, Maidstone, to revise the voters’ lists of Maidstone and district. Mr. Wells, the Liberal agent, attended, ...
... farmer Grist Giles, Great Chart, innkeeper Grogan Edmund Nicholas, 9 Cambridge street, Hyde Park, esquire Groom Mary, The Boot, Great Stanmore, widow Groom Anne, Manningtree, widow Groom John King, Custom House, Goole, Yorkshire, collector of H.M. Customs ...
... Guardians the Union against clause 85 the Valuation of Property Bill, 1879 ; and by Mr. Brassey from railway servants at Maidstone and West Brompton in favour of his Compensation to Workmen Bill. A petition from the Guardians of the Dover Union was presented ...
... os all do here, ** Vive la Commune Vive Paris AGRICUbTU RE- THE FEEDING OF DOMESTICATED ANIMALS, At the hwt meeting the Maidstone Farmers’ Club, Mr. C. J. Plomley delivered address on “The feeding of domesticated animals, as indicated theformation and ...