... Wine and Spirits 11 Clothing, Hosiery, Dra 3 Meat . ncry, Ac. Milk Bonnets 5 Cheoscmonery, Grocery Boots and Shoos and Oilman’s Goods I Boot and Shoo Mending Brooms, Brushes, Ac. | 15 Currier’s Goods Coals 8 Bavins Ale Porter j Id Coffins 17 Hair cuttingand ...

... MAIDSTONE & KENTISH JOURNAL, MARCH 5, iB7O. Gregory, Bryant, Davies, Crowhuret. Jewell, Marti i, (’>K>Per, Leith, Carter. Leith, Huggins, Paine, Saras Taylor, T. Tronghtou, Wood, Fletcher, and Hatten. The sitting was a short one, and the business transacted ...

... MAIDSTONE POLICE COURT. TcE3T>.\ V. —Before S. Mouckton, Esci. (in the chair), and George mot t, Esq. Shoplifting.— illiam Spencer, who gave his age 15, but who looked nearly 20 years old. was charged with stealing pair of boots, value Cs Gd. from the ...

... night, and that the boots which had worn were in the corner, but those were quite dry. another part of the room he found pair of boots which had been recently worn. On the following morning had Iloaro’s boots, and compared the boots both prisoners with ...

... the Auctioneer’s offices, 23, High*street, Maidstone. No. I, SOMERFIELD TERRACE, MAIDSTONE KENT. ELEGANT MODERN FURNITURE. Mr. day, jun. has received instructions from CAPTAIN TUPPER, who Is leaving Maidstone, to SELL AUCTION, on the premises, on FRIDAY ...

... Huggencn, Sir D. Salomons, and Mr. J. G. Talbot, and in the minority against, Captain Brinckman and Sir C. Wingfield. Wrvp Kent Militia.—(From Tuesday’s London Gazette.) —Lieut. S. R. Lewis, late Royal Marine Light Infantry, to bo Captain, vice Stileman ...