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... Two months’ hard labour. MAIDSTONE.— Incorrigible Thief. —-Alice O’Neil, 29, spinster, pleaded guilty ” to a charge stealing two flannel petticoats, value 65., the property of the inhabitants of the county of Kent, Maidstone. She had been eighteen times ...
... the property Tbomaa Uilee, at Cherening, on the 23rd January, 1872. The Hon. £. Stanhope proeecnted, and Hi. Kibton defended. KENT SPEINQ ASSIZE. The commiaaion for thia Aaaize waa opened Uonday by Lord Chief Jnatiee BoriT, who rode into M Idatone from Strot ...
... silver watch, flannel shirt, and a pair of boots, from a hat at Shorncliffe, 22nd February. The prisoner had been twice before remanded and was again sent back the lock up at Seabrook until the 28th instant. Maidstone. Excubsions. —Nature says that the Geologists’ ...
... PBIOSS—Super-phosphate of Lime, £6 10s. Delivered to any Bailway or Wharf in KENT. ADDITIONAL LUNATIC ASYLUM. PURSUANT to the direction tho JwitioM of the Pwkw of the County of Kent, in their Coart of Anneal General Sessions of the Peaoe, assembled at Uaidstone ...
... E,|[. There were about 600 volunteers present, in eight companies, vis., sth and 6th Kent (Canterbury), 16tb Kent (Sittingbourne), 29th Kent (Ashford), Stlth Kent (Wingham), the 2nd C.P.B.V. (Bamsgatc) 7th C.P.E. V. (Margate), the C.P.E.V. (Dover), and ...
... require pair of boots you naturally call upon the cobbler(laughter)—for if you attempt to make a gun, a coat, or a pair of boots yourself I take it that the gun will most probably explode in yonr bands, while as to the coat and the boots you will cut very ...
... Mount Road, Maidstone, was broken into and a watch the property lodger, a person named Diplock, stolen. Prisoner was charged at the Boroagh Petty Sessions on suspicion of being the thief, when it was proved that prisoner had had his boots altered in very ...
... Goodwin (the Hon. Secretary tho Maidstone Poultry Show), &c. Ac. The classes a rule were well filled. There were ten entries in the coloured Dorking class, which was a very good one, and included many well known Kent exhibitors, among them Mr. Rice, ...
... od Wheeler-street, Maidstone, made his appearance, end propoeed that Ur. O. Boots (money lander, also of Maidstone), taka the chair, proposition which was seconded by Hr. Brown. This propositiontharing been doty carried, Ur. Boots took the chair, amid ...
... Bandmaster Hardy (by the kind permission Colonel Coreton). BAND OP THE EAST KENT MILITIA, Under Bandmaster Wood (by the kind permission of Colonel Bingham). BAND OF THE WEST KENT MILITIA, Berry (by the kind permusion of Colonel Monypenny and Officers). ...
... al labourers was held in the large room of the Bell Hotel. Maidstone, on Saturday night last. Mr. G. Boots, presided. Mr. Simmonds, the Hon. Sec. of the Agricoltural Labourers’ Union for Kent, laid the code of rales before the meeting. After alluding ...
... Sanndcrs, after many yean’ illness, borne with Christian fortitude. May 10, in the Kent and Canterbury Hospital, William Henry Lawson, of Northgato, aged 40. May 13, in the Kent and Canterbury Hospital, Eatbsr Cnlrer, of Dunkirk, aged 41. Deal—May 14. the ...