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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... :— 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 ...
... 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 ...
... live in the house. Apply 321, Old Kent-road. 3 IMPROVER wanted to the Litho’ Printing. J. Wright Co., 38, Oreshara-street, E.C. 2 LAD wanted ; part of work waiting. Apply, after 10 in the morning. 4*>. Caraaby-street, Golden-square. LAD (Active) wanted, about ...
... 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 ...
... IGltabetts Charnatt. of tie 14. Of Crouch Farm, Si. Mary Cray. in Der year. 0001111.-ON the Nei Feb., at Millington-stmt. Maidstone, Wei WI thell3l4 rob., at Venes-eteue. Canterbury. Omer Dense, twasedy ef Herne. in has hit year. -Os tie ISO Feb.. at llausgaw ...
... 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 ...
... Clerkonwell. 3 BOOT and Shoe Trade.—Wanted good Paste Fitter; also outdoor Machinists, Children’s work, with pattern. 7, Basing-place. Kingsland-road. BOOT Fitters (Good Paste) wanted; good wages given. 74, Pearson-street, Kingsland-road. BOOT Trade.—Good ...
... rent only £4o. Apply to 0., 25. Paul’s-place, Canonbury. Boot miff BkoeTrmJe.-A Ten-roomrf Let; rent £3B. tuxe, low; ocramed W P* lnent lodgers; repairs moderate; a good opening for strong pent _ BOOT Business (Small) to be Disposedof, good thoroughfare ; ...
... for him. and replied that before had been there many weeks the confinement would kill him. He had worked some yean ago at the Kent Water Works and other places. Mr. If I get yon order for the home will you in? Prisoner: I will Mr. Mande: And stay there? ...
... Wilson’s), for White Skirts and Coloured >l, Caledonian-road. King’s-cross. MACHINIST wanted, for Boot Work; on Thomas’s machine. Apply at Mr. Watts’ Boot Manufactory, Bathstreet. City-road. _®_ MACHINIST (First-class) wanted for Thomas’s No. 2, used to ...