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... 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 ...
... trousers, and the officer that he compared boots with footmarks &snit of th s robes. y, and they ersetly corresponded. The however, dialed this, stating that they did not co repaid till the eoastabis bad placed his boot in the impressiea. The jery retereed ...
... of the General Hospital at Birmingham. Mr. Dusk has long tilled the post of Quartermaster-Sergeant of the 12th (Oillingham) Kent Artillery Volunteers; who will regret the loss of his valu.ible service*. . Pansy RE %1:11,1175.—A very sueoeseful penny reading ...
... two Paisonees.—Oa Frida last, two prisoners wore brought to Maidstone by Jones, K.C.C., stationed at to undergo had been sentenced, and came from Strood by t train which arrives in Maidstone at 4.20. The men were not at the time, and wien proceeding to ...
... 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 ...
... selling at cost. FAMILY BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, i, SANDGATE ROAD, FOLKESTONE. F. FISHER, BEGS to call attention to his new and varied WINTER GOODS. Dress and Dancing Boots and Shoes in great variety. Waterproof, Leather-Soled Boots, suitabte for the Season ...
... allowance from the Gurdians for this one also. CANTERBURY. Boots.—John M’Cormick, drummer in the 69th Regiment, was charged, before the city Bench, on Monday last, on remand, with stealing a of boots, valued 6d., the property of John prisoner pleaded guilty ...
... selling at cost. FAMILY BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, SANDGATE ROAD, FOLKESTONE. F. FISHER, BEGS to call attention to his new and varied WINTER GOODS. Dress and Dancing Boots and Shoes in great variety. Waterproof, Leather• Soled Boots, suitable for the Season ...
... quotations:— Mid and Kam Lent, £lO to Ll 6 161. ; Weald of Kent, ES 10a. to £lO 10e.: Sumer, L 7 :4. to 9s. ; Farnham and country, Cll to £l6. Yearlings: Slid and East Kent, 13 to 26 10a.. Weald of Kent, ,C 3 to ; Sasses, 5 to L 6 65.. : Farnham and country ...
... MAIDSTONE & KENTISH JOURNAL, JAN. 22, 1872- Oq Thursday, Elizabeth Wain, 22, and Loui|a Wain, 13, mera charged with stealing two pairs of boots from the shop of Mr. E. Buck, of High-street, on Saturday. The younger prisoner pawned a pair at Mr. E. A. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...