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... young urchin, of La :mbeth, was charged %Atli stealing three boots from an outbuilding, property of Charier Tilman, at Langley.— P.C..llarringh.a, stationed at Leeds, Faw prisoner with the boots in their possession, when prisoner's mpanion ran away. When ...
... who showed him two pairs of boots which were behind a box in the shed, and marked as Waghome had stated his boots to be. On the box he found a shirt and on some timber about seven feet high he found three other pairs of boots all new. In loft over the shed ...
... MAIDSTONE, CANTERBURY, ROCHESTER, AND CHATHAM HERALa 30.] (REGISTERED FOR FOREIGN THE VICTORIA FAMILY & COMMERCIAL HOTEL, ADJOINING TUX LONDON, CHATHAM, & DOVER RAILWAY TERMINUS, (Inoseiliately opposite the Sessions House), WEEK STREET. MAIDSTONE, ...
... writing vCommittee then separated MAIDSTONE The Drainage of Maidstone— Mr Angell’s drainage plans are now on view at the Town Hall where they can be seen any time The Monckton Testimonial— Wednesday last placed in the Maidstone Town-hall the portrait of Mr ...
... ome should be obtained orthwit. 5 MEETING IN MAIDSTONBE. A meeting of the Maidstone and Mid Kent Association of the Church Missionary Society was held at the Town Hall, Maidstone, on Mondav afternoon, His Grace the Arch. bishop of Canterbnry pres'ding ...
... daughter of our respected townsman, Mr. James Woods), to Mr. Walter Hills (the eldest son of Mr. John Hyde Hills, of Maidstone, Kent). The interesting service was performed by the Venerable Archdeacon Hessey and the Rev. W. H. Grove, B.A. (curate of St ...
... of nomination tickets to the West Kent Hospital, on terms similar to of : clergymen and minister, who make annual oollimtions in their respective places of worship, a deputation was appointed to wait upon the West Kent Hospital Com- . I mittee to represent ...
... faintly, who igniter,..d. a dairy and bating weges EIS all tonal.— Apply to Yalrling Kent. COOK 41 4,tiVe Wo.ll Mir, with a god characur.—.apply to the 1140. Nytt.n. Kent. CC)?KS (t plain) ; ad pit ont : hltacttra h,t nitittl.m. —Vet. a W. Pattialanirne ...
... Tunbridp and . Walla—Mr W. tianitlt. Lower Wallin—Mr. IL & I. Broadwstar Down—Tunbrido I don. Walls—Mr. O. W. Kent. Illion—Mr. Knowles. ChonL Maidstone—Mr S. Cos. Black Boya—Mr..l. Seiner. j Monona—Mr. IL Hay. Brklse--Mr. 3. It Choreantsn. I Malaga—Mr. H. Wiles ...
... BANDS. HOTOGRAPHIC SCRAPS, TRAVELLING INKS, &c., &c. _ STATIONERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. SPLENDID IMPORTATION OF DUTCH FLOWER BOOTS. (CARLES GUY and sSfT NURS ™ Y > RYDK V lsi.- of Wight generally _?„ •xt tlie patronage of the Gentry and Inhabitants of Ryde ...
... EAST KENT REVISION DEAL DISTRICT. The annual Court for revising the register of veters for the Deal District was held at the Town Hall, Deal, by William Patersen, Hsq, on Tuesday last, Mr Haines, on behatf of W, Wig‘tw'nk. 10l appearing to support the ...
... ' Clerk’s Office, Maidstons, on Thnndl‘. before Charles Whitehead, Esq., William Ooeper was c! arged with stealing some boots, the preperty of Mr Oharles Tillman, at hn.l:‘v, on the 28th Sept. ’{‘ha boots were taken from & shed, and rrhoncr and anether ...