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... examined the garden of house, where he found several foot- risoner's prints, one of which he produced. The boot corresponding with the foot print. boot had some peculiarities which were impressed on the soil. P.C, Adey, of the Faversham borough police, deposed ...
... THE ROYAL — owed MOUNTED The Royal East Kent Mounted Rifles at Dover on last under the command of of Mountcharles their annual The regiment met during the afternoon in a field at Kearsney, J.G. Churchward, o'clock the Esq.; and about half-past four previous ...
... tram a tatty iliWeaa• k KENT SUMMER ASSIZE. -- - . The oommission was opened on Saturday afternoon last by Mr. Baton Martin, who arrived in Maidstone by the Paddock Wood train, due at 2 20, and was met by Sir John Croft, Bart., Sheriff; F. Scadamore, ...
... the expenses themselves, which was not at all fair (laughter). KENT SPRING ASSIZIL The commission for this Assize WES opened on Monday by Lord Chief Justice Bovill, who rode into Maidstone from Strood on horseback, and subsequently attended Divine service ...
... THE DOVER CHReNICLI AND KENT AND SUSSEX ADVENTISEI, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1872. against it; the prejudice, we are aware, largely exists, but hunger is the best sauce, and prejudice must give way to the imperious alternative— this or none. Rice, we should ...
... THE DOVER OHRONICLk AND KENT AND SUP= ADVERTISER, SATURDAY. JANUARY 27. :372. Mu XASIZLL.—This gifted lady, who announces a Reading from distinguished authors early in February, at the Apollonian Hall, although not popularly known in Dover, is celebrated ...
... THE DOVER CHRONICLE KENT AND STREW ADVERTISER, SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1872. DOVER QUARTER SESSIONS. keeper & ticket with their number sod P.T. upon it, John gieditt-I -..--. imi bl , some inadcomance upon the day in question C. _..,___ ~.__ am the foreman ...
... him. The same day I took the boots of both prisoners, aad compared them with the three im essions produced, which I dug up in the sheepfold. ft be large one exactly corresponds with Carpenter's left boot. are Hills’s boots. The other two impressions Some ...
... they began to putthem on. The jury claimed. found a verdict for the plaintiff for the amount MAIDSTONE. or Sreattve the county magistrates’ clerk’s office, Maidstone, on Friday last, before C. Whitehead, Esq ., Thomas Burton, a la- bourer, of Bredgar, was ...
... Sessions for Kent, held on Saturday last, a of Clay Cross coal at 25s. per ton, and the best steam tender from the Kent Coal Company for the supply coal at 22s. perton, to St. Augustine's prison, was ADDITIONAL Luyatic ror the adj Session for Kent held on ...
... proceedings in liquidation or bankruptcy shall be taken. &o.—lie Henry Argles, jun., of Maidstone, Auctioneer. Creditors will hold their tiret meeting at the Star Hotel, Maidstone ' on the 25th of March, at three o'clock. Solicitors for the debtor, Messrs. Few ...
... progressing was taken to the West Kent General Hospital, By 4 Sexvant.—At the Maidstone Petty on Saturday last, Mary Ann old, was £7, the property about 18 of her master, Thomas Jones, a relieving officer ot the Maidstone Union a It appeared that £3 was ...