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... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. The commission for these Arises was opened at Maidstone, on Monday, by Mr Justice Blackburn, who arrived at 4.40 p.m. by the South Eastern Railway, and was received by the High Sheriff (F. Philips, Esq., of Lee Priory, Ickbam), Henry ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. OW-N COURT. {Before the don. G. HOUSEBREAKING 3ITTINGBOURNE. William Wilson, 32, groom, indicted for housebreaking and stealing albs, bacon and two pairs of boots, the property of Mr. George Longe, Miltonnext-Sittingbourne, on 25th ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZE. The Commission of the Summer Assize waa formally opened on Monday afternoon by Mr. Justice Blackburn. His Lordship arrived in Maidstone the 4.40 p.m. train, where his carriage awaited him and conveyed him to his lodgings. He was there ...
... guilty and was forthwith acquitted. The Court adjourned. KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. On Monday afternoon last Mr Justice Black- bum opened the Commission for these Assizes. ! His L >rdsliip arrived in Maidstone by the 4.40 | train, where lii 3 carriage awaited him ...
... per Gallon 18 0 Ditto per Pint 2 4 Brandies (Old Foreign) per Gallon 24 0 28 0 Ditto per Pint 3 8 STOUT KENT COLOURWORKS, 19, HIGH STREET, MAIDSTONE, IMPORTANT TO HEADS OF FAMILIES. OUR system Business is to select the best articles on the market, and ...
... _ KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. The commission for these assizes was 'speared on Von. day, by Br. Dlatkhurn. His lordship arrived at 6 p.m. and was reeeivel by th • High Sheriff, Under Sheriff, and ether officials lies hardship proceeded to the Courts of Justice ...
... NEWS. The lute Mr. R. T. Alchin, of Brighton, has bequeathed £5OO to the Kent County Hospital. (From Friday's Gazette), Edmund Huntly Hooper, gent., to be Lieutenant of the West Kent Light Infantry Militia. The will of James Scott, Esq.. of Bishopsdown-grove ...
... Maidsto „ C. Stell, Chequers Inn, Higham. „ Bodkin, Ten Bells Inn, Upper Stone-street, Maidstone. DELIVERED FREE AT ANY GOODS STATION ON THK SOUTH KASTKKN RAILWAY MAIDSTONE KENTISH JOURNAL, JULY 31, 1871. THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY ...
... a beautiful golden brown, and the hairs I had picked from the stock of MeDonald's pistol were of a precisely simiar caber, and I had proved them be eyebrow hairs and bruised. The clinkers and hob-nails, too, evidently belonged to the boots of the man who ...
... door. 2 BOOT Trade.—Wanted Sewere, outdoor, for Infants* Boot needle and thread. 5, Walb rook-street, New North-rond. BOOT Work. - CMbmeK Tickers and Bottonbole Worker**; constant employment for Rood hands. A. Sumner, 7, et, Pitzroy-aquare. BOOT and Shoe ...
... Marylebone. BOOT Trade.-Howe’s and Thomas’s Machinists for plain work. J. Shcara, 124, Cannon-strett-xoad, Bt. George’s East. BOOT Trade.-o«K)d>lachinita wanted, outdoor; also experienced Clicker; one that can cut patterns. Apply 198, ambridge-road. BOOT Machinist ...
... —For Rale a complete Bookbinder’s Plant for the low sum £l5. Apply .at G, Manor-street, Old Kent-roud, b.E. BOOT Makers,—To h« Bold, solid Mahogany Gilt Boot; 60 Pairs Men’s Lasts. 1, Wulla-place, Gower’s-woJb, BUII.DEIIB and Others —Two ftet-mr straight ...