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... KENT SPRING ASSIZE. The Kent Spring Assize was commenced to-day, Monday. The judges are the Lord Chief Justice Cockburn and the Lord Chief Justice Bovill. Lord Chief Justice Bovill rode into Maidstone from Strood horseback today, and opened the coramissioi ...
... _ KENT SPRING ASSIZE. The Spring Amiss was on Moe. day. The jedges ere the Lord Chief Justin Cockburn sod the Lord Chief Jostles Lord Chief Juatios rode into Maidstone frogs Stand on horseback, and opened the at the House at half.past three, after which ...
... 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 ...
... ilrd Men Kent) Regiment and the Battalion of the gad (Quieen's Royals) Regiment will be at Garrison, and the depOte of theme battalieen will be at the &pike mauve—of the 2nd batten's el the at Quiterbury,and L. of the Ind of the lad et Maidstone, and be ...
... three to Let. FAMILY BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, I, SANDGATE ROAD, FOLKESTONE. F. FISHER, BEOB to oall attention to his new and varied YIN rat 60103. Ore 14 sot Dteeiag 800. and Shoes is great variety. Waterproof, Leather-Soled Boots, suitable for the Beams ...
... prices hare sh.en weakness- Mid and rant Kents, ElO 10s. to Zl7 ; Weald of Kent, 10s. to £lOlO.. ; Sussex, £7 15s. to £9 As. . Farnham and country, Ell Ils. to LW. Yearlings : 0110 and Last Kent, £3 to 10 Weald Kent, LS to L 6 154.. guises, £3 to ss. ; Farnham ...
... but the Attorneyegagral Ma hi, had not left this country to avoid Ilea. • of of was greased. WEINlbs uwepolluisi •------ _- KENT QUARTER SESSION& 7lt• March intermediate amsions for tbe county of wereopened on morning Ism, ao helf.part J. G. Taut, Esq ...
... —Thomas Smith was charged with throwing firework. He stated that fire-ball was thrown near the Rose Hotel, of which he was boots,” and he picked and threw away, lest it should fall down cellar and do some mischief. Mr. Coppiu gave Smith a good character ...
... that he fount • footprint on some uw-ostobhe,l Land war the lo which preci.wly tosses. ! pon with the mucks mmie prisoticea boots, which were protocol. Mr Stanhope ahortly ad.lreased thejary the evidence for the proaeviation, end ifihton then hiers aal ...
... 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 ...
... height about sft 6in. He is of thin habit of body, and was dressed in an old coat and waistcoat, patched-up trousers, and boots that had undergone a great deal of tramping. Mr. Poland stated the case against the prisoner at some length, observing that ...