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... with the advocates of I'uneK, although their opponents managed command the greater number of votes. A Gaol Biro.—At th-» Maidstone Borough Sessions on Saturday last, a man who gave the ntme Don Levon was convicted of stealing a bras* plate from the ...
... :— E ALLCORN, IRONMONGER, 30, STONE STREET, MAIDSTONE, MARCHANT & SON, WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS, DRAPERS, & GENERAL WAREHOUSEMEN, 13, 17, & 19, HILL, MAIDSTONE. Large Stock of READY-MADE CLOTHES, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES, LEATHER LEGGINGS, and GLOVES, always ...
... during the latter part steod with his face buried in ‘| his handkerchief, STEALING BOOTS AT DEPTFORD, George Rawlings, 23, labourer, pleaded guilty to stealing a pair of boots, value 3s 6d, the property of William Nobbs, at Saint Paul, Deptford, on the Ist ...
... KENT SPRING ASSIZE. The commission of Assize for this County was opened this afternoon by Mr. Justice Haunen, who is associated on the Home Circuit with the Lord Chief Justice. His lodship arrived by the 4.15 train, and was mot at the station by the High ...
... knt—(From Friday’s Jstndon Gazette.) —23rd H.V.C.—A. C. to be Captain, vice Streatfeild, resigned. The Ist Kent RiHe Volunteers (Maidstone) and the 3rd Kent (Lee) have been served with the Snider breech loading rifle. The distribution of this weapon to the ...
... makers, chemists, and others. Prinwdh, EDWIN BARROW HMItH, »nH puhlifhcd him at the Maidstone and Kentish Journal Office, -• Middle-row, High -Umi, Miktauiiie. in the ronnly Kent »Uo «t the Surrey Repoeler Office, V _ Kpnem, the County Surrey, bT*P» W A I.TKH ...
... windows either side they would not have heard him. While Ahoy were thus engaged the prisoner came np the stairs without his boots or belt and with his tunic open. On being asked what he had done with them said he had left them below. The prisoner was then ...
... obtaining a •e number coats, shawl+, and umbrellas, from various schnols in Kent. 'rhe man who gave the name of Walter Boyce, stated that he was a linguist, has resided in Maidstone about sin weeks, and formerly lived in Canonbury, Islington, where he kept ...
... HOLDEN AT PORTSMOUTH. 1N the e be Sr t dayo I Amp BEbtrrE, JWORTIH, of 2, East-strcet and 10, Union-street, Fareham, and Golden Canister, Canal Walk, and College. s of street, Southampton in the County of Southamptond ying Wholesale and Retail Tea Dealer ...
... KENT SPRING ASSIZE. The ociasenission nf foe this County was opened on Monday by Mr. Justice Hannon, who is Emaciated on the Circuit with the Chief Justice. His lodsbip arrived by the 4.15 train, and was met at the station by the High Sheriff, F. Philipe ...
... defectively constructed cartridges, the precaution not taken of requiring the girls and children employed to change the ordinary boots or shoes they wore for list or cloth slippers. His opinion waa that the fire occurred through the upsetting of the pan containing ...
... ADKRCY-CIRCUS, LONDON, FIRST-CLASS SPIRITS. t* PURE, STRONG, AND C1iE.7;16 . BOTTLED at the Maidstone Distillery, and sold the following Innkeeper: - J. TOMLIN, Kent Inn, Limekiln Street & d. Per Bottle. Strong Mixing AU, Sweetened, uoted fur Fine Flavour ...