... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... of the Kent County Constabalary, with-a number of men was soon on the spot. Pails and all other available water-holding utensils were at once thet int@requisition, but of course with no great e the Tunbridge fire followed by one from the Kent Fire 0 Office ...

... directed hie boots to taken from him, and on the left boot found Ave vary small grey hairs adhering to tbe boots, which were there now. There were also two (pots, which had the appearance blood. There were iron specks the toe* of both boots. There were ...

... 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 ...

... 24th F of boots, value 13s. 6d., the of Mr. Harris, St. Margaret’s Bank. peared for the prosecution.— William Harrie r. Marsham ap- that he was in his shop on the night in quéstion, and hearing a noise looked ap, and saws gap in a row of boots hanging on ...

... building the factory ’ basin, &c. FAVERSHAM. Kent ConcreGationaL Assoctation.—The annual meetings of this association will be held at Faver- sham on Tuesday and the 9th and 10th of July. The meeting of the Kent Union Society plage in connection with this ...