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... F. RUSSELL, Clerk of the Peace for Kent. Maidstone, 22nd August, 1870. 1110 COUNTY COURT OF KENT. IS HEREBY GIVEN .1 v that the next Court for the Maidstone District, will holden at the Sessions House, • Maidstone,before James John Lonsdale ...
... KENT AND ASSIZES. The Commission for • gaol delimry for the combined of Kent sad was °used at Maidstone on Woodsy by Lord Obis! bank There were twenty-the prieurrs for trial, sal the ealsodar outains two of murder. or Moucs.—• man, who was described ...
... Dandies may strut in golden boots. Fops in silver slippers, But universal opinion says There's nothing like leather. N. W. 'RANDALL'S BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, 14, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE, LI W. RANDALL begs to tender his sinter* • thanks to the public ...
... KENT APRIL SESSIONS. These Sessions were opened at Maidstone on Wednesday. New Magistrates —Sir C. W. Oakley, Bart, of Kothenden, Staplehurst, Reginald Appcch, sq., of Cranbrook, and E. A. St eatfeild, Esq., of Hadlow, were sworn in as county magistrates ...
... KENT WINTER ASSIZES. The Commiseion for these Assizes was opened at the Sessions House, Maidstone, on Saturday, before Lord Justice Cotton, who attended Divine service at All Saints’ Church, on Sunday. The sermon was preached by the Hon. and Rev. John ...
... MID KENT REGISTRATION. T«iain». m rMBMad toMBMnwM* one with aadanigned, who will (in e>« ry Mriaime for the Mpooit their Votee before the Renoinc Barriar-r. free of RICHARD P. W, BEALE,” Afeet. 9, Maidstone. 19;h August, 1872. To the Overseers of the ...
... KENT AND BU that he was authorised by Sir George Hampton to sell the same. He offered the prisoner a cheque, but he w i s h e d t o b e pa id in gold, and in consequence witness lent the cheque produced into Maidstone to g.t cashed, and afterwards sent ...
... PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. KENT. MESSRS. TOOTELI. and SONS are directed to SELL AUCTION, at the Star Hotel, Haidatooe. THURSDAY, DKOEMBaa 19th, 1872, t o’clock precisely, two lota, the FREEHOLD GENTLE MAN’S RESIDENCE known “QUARRY PLACE,’' Booghlon ...
... shire v. Kent ; 21st at Manchester, Lancashir: v. Kent ; | Breat varicty of other first-class meat.—Mr. Betts July Oth, SBussex v. Kent; 16th, in Kent, Kent v, | Week-sireet, shows six four-year old Poult Scots, bred Derbyshire; 19th, in Ken ...
... stealing a pair of boots, the progorty of Mr. Frederick Blake, boot and shoe maker, of tone-street, on the 27th inst. Joseph Blake, assistaut to his brother, stated that on Friday prisoner came to their | shop with a pair of boots. He was in compn{ with ...
... KENT ECHO. KENT GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS. the Kent General SMsion, on Thursday last, the Chief Constable reported at some length on the operation of the Licensing Act of 1872. In Capt. Buxton's opinion Lord Aberdare's much abused measure hu worked the ...
... KENT ASsIZES. The summer assizes were opened on Thursday at Maidstone, the judges being Mr. Baron Cleasby and Lord Justice nagger. The following oases were sent from Folkestone : Tall POST 011102 ORDIR CASZ. Mary Ann Baker, wife of a soldier in the army ...