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... would able to give evidence in his favour. The first witness called was Superintendent O. H. Okill, of the Sevenoaka Division, Kent County Constabulary, who deposed - Saturday, the- of July, I received intorma j that the prosecutor had been seriously injured ...
... remained about the mane as last week, and not much bosineas was dune. KENT, JULY 1:1-The wheat trade during the past west been firm, the supply having been unusually short. At Maidstone, on Thursday, buyer. had to give full prices, and in some cams rather ...
... prisoner. Get into the cart/’ He paused for a few -econds and up in o the c.vrt, t iking a bundle with him. were going towards Maidstone mentioned the names ,[ gentlemen who he aaid knew h ra, and who would give him » good character, and that had uev«r done ...
... Mid and West Kent, and labourers from these districts were formed into a temporary Committee, and had compiled set of rules, which had been submitted to and adopted by a public meeting of labourers at Maidstone. The first object of the Kent Union was to ...
... . Bills Discounted. Al-o Collects Rents, Debts, &c. Hours, 10 to 12, 3 to 5, Saturdays excepted. Established 1869. BOOTS: BOOTS!! BOOTS! Cheapest, Best, and in greatest variety at OS-BORNEO, OSBORNE HOUSE. PUKE-STREET. CARDIFF. 166 JJ. o Y A L S H O W ...
... Amweil-street, Pen- N S v it GOATB (Handeome milking), Nanny and Kid; good milcher ; very chesp. H. Onion, 8, Hatcham-road, old Kent-road. 2 GUK (Double-barrelled) for Sale, nearly nmew: good maker. Awi( 1, Cuckfleld-villas, Msy Bank-road, S SRR SRR RON Steam ...
... after a Horse, and make himself generally uyf»UAj.j>ly_l39. Devonshire st. \\j AN'l IJD, a Man, to m_ke Dcys Heavy Nailed Boots.— W A]iply Wb. ?? ?? ?? street . -\\j ak-i t:i), _ Ki.iit.ly Man to Forgo Files by Steam Ham- Vt nier. Apply W. K. nnd C. Peace ...
... wounds in the head. Having made enquiries T sent telegrams to Maidstone and other places, and on the evening of the same day I received » telegram stating that the prisoner was in custody at Maidstone. [ saw that the ln;:mvd man would not be able to give evidence ...