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... evening, the inat. The magistrates fined her ss. and costs. Having no money she was sent for seven days’ imprisonment to Maidstone. Catherine Graham, another dissipated looking female, about years of age, was charged with a similar offence opposite the ...
... November. Wm. Carter stated that he was out with a waggon on the Ist of Nov., coming from Maidstone to Wrotham. He saw prisoner the road and gave him a left from Maidstone. When at Addington he missed the prisoner. It was dark at the time. He also missed the ...
... Billit Court. London, E.C. 1100 CHATTEL. L. Member of tb« Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, BROMLEY, KENT, Sol* Agent for the County of Kent. OLD GOLDEN MORTAR. ESTABLISHED 1811. GABRIEL FRENCH, M.P.5.G.8., PHARMACEUTICAL AND DISPENSING CHEMIST 'm, HIGH ...
... and the Beverley Kent Cricket Club for their consideration :—lst That the Kent County Cricket Club and the Beverley Kent Cricket Club be amalgamated one club, to be called the Kent County Cricket Club ; and that the Bt. Lawrence Cricket Ground, Canterbury ...
... dealer, at Maidstone. Heshowed them to the prisoner that morning, and admitted selling them to Mrs Saunders. Wituess then read the warrant, when prisoner said it was all n?ht that he had sold the coat to man namedl Roland, in Stone-street, Maidstone, and the ...
... Is., and , costa. Rickard Byrne was charged with deserting from the Kent Artillery Militia. The prisoner had been in the band, and was apprehended another member, who found him Golden Green. The Bench remanded the prisoner, in order to communicate with ...
... Fire to all ,01tocellantouo. CLARK'S IPAIIILN A CERTAIN MIRE NOR ALL WOUNDS. Bold by BOLTON. Pansily an 10 King &net, Sole kent for DO iIS inraluabla bas posa by Proprietor's Nosily nearly . ho T ear., and will Proof Meets. for Ure Scalds, lise Boils ...
... Quarter of hour after prisoner left she missed the things produced, which were worth The petticoat was hanging up, and the boots were in the kitchen. She saw the things the day before. The money was upstairs. The Chairman— In an old stocking ? Witness—No ...
... issued for hie apprehension. TBI I)1S«RT1R. ' Richard who had been several times remanded on a change of deserting from the Bast Kent. Artillery Militia 1863, was again brought up. Alleyne read the reply from the War Office. Robert Joy deposed that defendant ...
... gruel with 'some o' your 114114) in't,' on which Jock had expend( d a day's wage. Then Jock e aid, 'That's guilt.' Now Jock kent ' ihe fns, May. S:e had lived next door to him for three years ; het J. cle, in his silent way, had never spoken to her—unit ...
... follow m WM^ Dube the pelt f odalght abase 300 knee have Mai shined at NAlL:mason by the Mown Ilealleat, tll Mal Mans. THE EAST KENT, FAVERSHAM, in SITI'INGBOURNE GAZEin BATI7IIDAT, NOV. 19, 1870. THE EDUCATION QUESTION. THE COTTAGE LIBRARY. London, Chatham ...
... Noningtoa, 3rd ditto, IS*. Cum A—Bracsna.—To Tea Saw Una, ataokar to Mr. William Spaa too, of Old Court, Nonington, building tba boot ataofca, 41; Jamaa Kemp, to Mr. Edward Mnrton,ofMdinm Aab, 3nd ditto, 15a,; Tbomaa Trioa, ataokar to Maaara. Bradley Bros. ...