... kiwi been II years. Is July lest the Sheriff of Kent levied an execution on her brother's goods. Her mete, Mr. R. Bswtell, • ealeaman, No. 14, Metropolitan inarket, purehard some furniture the Sheriff of Kent, by private contract for witness, which remained ...

... Nov. G.—Parton v. Parton —Br. Swsbey ap- Orlfor the plaintiff, the executor. The testator, Parton, of Boughton Monchelsen, in Kent, lefts will and codicil, dated respectively the 28th February, 1871, and the 19th April, 1873, by which he disposed of his ...

... After • long trial, th. jury Acquitted the prisoner. A girl named Ellen Watkiroson pleaded guilty to obtaining three pairs of boots from Mr. F. Ellis, draper, High street. Prisoner had not been long out of gaol for stealing RS from Mr. Ullyett, master of ...

... Eastern Railway . ..tipsily on the purchase of the Whitetable line by theta in 1849 At the Petty on Tuesday, Watson, 19, late boots' at the ova: Oak Hotel, High-street, was charged on remand wilt *tether a violin and bow, the property of Mr. ti. Ilrido. landlord ...

... A procession was afterwards formed, headed by bearers of Bengal lights, and followed by the drum and fife band of the 11th Kent Artillery Volunteers, and a march waa made to the Town-hall, which brought the out-door businees to a close. A soiri, in the ...