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... 1871. the lovers of the chase in West Kent have been dependent upon a pack of foxhounds which rarely visited the neighbourhood of Sevenoaks and the line of excellent hunting country running along the margin of Mid-Kent. Occasionally the Surrey staghounds ...
... Maidstone. The Robbeet from Draper’s Shop. —At the Petty Sessions on Saturday week, Amelia Honey and Fanny Re If were charged on remand with stealing a pair of boots, value 12a. 9d., the property of Messrs. Paine and Dan-ant, High Street, on the 15th ...
... baying shares for their wives or for their daughters; and they will tell you with tho greatest gravity, “ I sold my wife’s * Golden fleeces ’ to-day at 1,500 per cent, over what they cost her,” or My. daughter sold her Great Extended Tin-pot Gullys ’ great ...
... years' police surveillance. Another Case of Stealino Boots.—Amelia Honey, 14, and Fanny Ralph, 11, were indicted for stealing a pair of boots from the shop of Messrs. Dennis, Paine and Durrant, at Maidstone, on the 15th December, 1871.—Mr. F. J. Smith prosecuted ...
... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSION* Sessions for the Western Division of the County of Kent were held the Sessions House, Maidstone, on Thursday last, before J. G. Talbot. Esq., M.P., Chairman. The Chairman, in addressing the Grand Jury, of which Mr. John Issard ...
... Wednesday last at'the Town-ball, Maidstone, under the presidency of Lord Mahon, M.P. There were also present the Lord Lieutenant (Viscotiß* Sydney, 0.C.8.), J. G. Talbot, Esq., M.P., Captain Kuxton, chief constab'e of Kent, ic. Owing to the absence of the ...
... Bedford-row, W.C., Alvar Bun yard, aged 41, youngest son of the late Thoa Bnnyard, Cherry Ground, Maidstone. Somr^ 2^. aftor „ Wright, Esq., of Faversham, Kent, agod M 22, Eleanor, widow of the Itey RaWv.. formerly Rector of E«stchnroh, aged UBrton ' L y ...
... afterwards awoke me by saying that the ship was on tire. I immediately got up, and stupidly put all my clothing on, even my boots, and then rashed into the saloon, which was tilled with smoke. I returned the cabin, and got through the window on to part ...
... COUNTY NEWS. Maidstone. The Maidstone and Mid Kent Local Branch of the Church Teachers’ Benevolent Association.—A committee meeting of the above association was held on Tuesday evening last, in Saints’ class room, Messrs. Bootes, Brown, Hilder, Lakin ...
... with stealing JB7. the property of her master. Thomas Dewell Jones, relieving officer of the Maidstone Union. It appeared that £3 was the property the Maidstone Guardians, and was taken from a bag, it being at the time the custody the prosecutor, who was ...
... calamity might have occurred. Mr. Buahell we are glad to hear is insured. Maidstone. Skbiods Charoi against a Fash Bailiff.— At the County Magistrate*’ Clerk’s Office, Maidstone, on Monday week, man named William Jabez Mannneecb, was brought before R. ...
... long and singularly prosperous career, was bard fate for tno Sussex. She was one of the earliest ships in the service. The Kent, the pioneer ship of the line, arrived m Mel»K)urno in April, 1853. In the same year Captain Scanlon brought out the newly-built ...