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... pair of boots. value ss. 64., from the shop of Mr. E. Porter, Partock-street. on Monday afternoon.— Mr. Porter said that on Monday, about three o'clock in the afternoon, be saw the prisoner go into his doorway, and take hold of a pair of boots that were ...
... bread exhibition touk place on Wednesday The ploughing WAS held in a gratten held lathe occupation of Mr. W. Hughes, on the Maidstone road. The number of four-home ploughs was twenty-one, and of two-horse ploughs two. The judges were Messrs. Stew ham, of ...
... Eastern Iv; about fifteen year.. FaLt ricerk *S m ith, of Maidstone, vas oft Tnersday engage , * w. - walnata et Outflow, Ile fell from Ma tvie to the &fund, a distance of 30 feet. fibWits' to the Kent Hospital In ineensibte condition, concurion of the brain ...
... ‘u charged with exposing for sale 27 putrid herrings, at ding, on the 11th Llepumbqr. Mr.sl.l Cleaver, Inspector te the Maidstone Rural Sanitary Authorlty,rmnl the case, and stated that the cart in which the herrings wore, smelt s 0 bad that it had to ...
... were again brought np on remand; end Thomas Boot was how charged with the same offeree. Sopt. Parker stated that had mads enquiries the Army and Naw Inn, but they eoold not remember the prisoners Shelton and Boot going The depoßitlons taken the over and ...
... open, will be financially, as it already is artistically, a somata. SOXLEY.—STS• LI NO WOOD.—At the Magill. bates' Werke' Maidstone, on Tuesday, before 0. Whit-head and George Horsham, Esq., Henry Pilch, • travelling gipsy, was charged with stealing a quintity ...
... Imperial porter.toescspe in that direction.Blugs went is what the disease requires; and that under____ sl,it'ln -.. wLIZAT. and Kent. flying about the hulks moored off Henaltawtown in' favourable or even ordinary conditions it never or r+l all directions, ...
... 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 ...
... ocould (L destioy That night of fearful pains ? Now the red glow of mo ning san Proclalms & noble vietory won. Around Aurora’s golden gate, Calestial forms now move, My ears perceive, O joyful fate, New melodies of love, A brecze with fragrance fiils the air ...
... 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 ...