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... remained in the prism. The expense the year were £2,496 1134. 3d. The onst of mailer seine of prisoner to Most 82 more at Maidstone. In Dover gaol the avenge marl eat per prisoner, after &denting set poet as £37 9.. ; the weekly of feed, per 2s. No nee= ...
... Oliver Heathcote was charged with stealing a pair of boots, the property of Mr. W. H. Cott, boot and shoe maker, Iron-gate, on Howley morning. He was seen by a girl in Mr. Cott's employ to take the boots from the front of the shop, where they were hanging ...
... ORDELL, 8, New-square, Liiiooln'.-inn, London. Solicitors to the said Executors. THE BANKRI TIX V AOT4BB9.— In the COUNTY RT of KENT, hoi, i. rich. .In the Matter ol dings for Li.tuidati mi with bj JAMES ToP HAM, late of Swan Worka, High V .'.right ; : X nt ...
... Sidney-road, Btoek'-.lk ”‘ Iy I‘L__-_—A———_— é!‘..\'? AL Servant (Good) wanted: must be clean; no ehillen. Aoply to Mrs. Walters, Golden Horse, oot ORe. : ém::n\fk:ni\{m-d’. age about 2, able tn wash ; smwii family. Apply 3, Commercial-street, Spitalfields ; ...
... The Bromley Journal and West Kent Herald, Sept 6, 1872. DISTRICT NEVid. ROCHESTER. Tnnwraita.—The Trusteee paid a vivit to the Pent Est.tte, near Maidstone, on Thuroday, and viewed the esta:e. The Trustees had luncheon at the Farmhoure. Nvw Licsaag.—At ...
... 20s. and Bs. costs, or, in default, fourteen days' imprisonment. UNLICENSED HAWKERS. Alexander Barr, of 13, Alfred-place, Old Kent-road, was charged on remand with hawking without licence.—Fined 10s. and 6s. costs, or seven days*. Mary Wallis, washerwoman ...
... Wales’s) Dragoon Guards.—The new Cavalry boots are not at all liked by the men of this regiment, and it is expected that in April next they will be again served out with leather overalls. The regiment will return to Maidstone and Shomclififo about the 25th instant ...
... would be fined 10s. Thkpt Boors.—A young man named Thomas William Bates was charged with stealing a pair of boots from the shop of Mr. Caswell, boot end shoe maker, Csnington-street. Mr. Cranefa defended. It appeared from the evidence that the prisoner was ...
... »e,l ofthe manufacturer*. o.'posite M.l . , PIANOEOKI .r SALE, from .25 gu' JOHN BROADWOOD and Si Great Pulteney-strect. Golden-square. W.; Manufactory, 45, Horse- ferry-roa.l. \S PIANOFORTES. - To The KBHc und'Profession.— A Merchant ■ OF a DOZEN I ...
... Picking in Kent will be commenced iu a few day*. Mid and East Kent*, 9/. to 107. Weald of Kent, 71. 7s. to 8/. B*.; Sussex. G/. toll. 10s. ; Farnham and country, 9/. to 10/.; yearlings: Vfid and East Kent, 3/. 10s. to 4/. 15*.; Weald of Kent ...
... WALKING BOOTS for Ladies, the largest selection in the town. Also a great variety ot EVENING and HOUSE BOOTS, SLIPPERS. &c, all Sewn. Ladies' Fitting Room. CLEVELAND'S STOCK of BOOTS, Ac, for GENTLEMEN consists of every design, aud includes BOOTS suitable ...
... to mould and serve enstomers; #ood character required. Apply 633. Old Kent-road. 3 B“m.—Wuud & respectable Lad as Third Hand, who can mould and serve customers. Apply 617, Oid Kent-road. 2 BAKIRBA;W»mM ;r;v;uble iM. Uv serve cla'u;mm - and asesist in ...