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... ROCHZBTER. THE ASSAULT IN • RAILWAY CARRIAGE. This ease heard at the Kent Qaarter 8 411140011. at Maidstone, on Thursday. Mr. Barrow, who prosecuted, stating the beta. remarked that if Lieutenant Power would apologia* for hls conduct and express his regret ...
... Amp WHIST KENT HERALD. FRIDAY, JAN. 21, 187 g. The form issued by the Commissioners of Inland Revenue with regard to the employment of hoes in the cleaning of knives and boots at different houses, has aroused some dWruaston ; and it is certainly to he ...
... knives, boots, As., fall under the above description. Another intimation is given which will perhaps equally heed, of families. It I. en. nonneed that any person who employs an apron. time, errand boy, journeyman, labourer, or had. in aliening boots, knives ...
... E.C. nlgl HOP to let, rent £35, incindes parlour, at Palatinate, New S Kent-road ; suitable for butcher, cheesemonger, ready-male blogt il o ety s b Sl ‘ lor at P:Lhuy. New Kent-rd. ns6 ...
... Board be exciting much interest the present permit me to enqnire whether School Boards established at Maidstone Canterbury Ashford Margate towns in Kent I have an impression that very “behird times” in this informed all the buildings school in Dover conld ...
... CLOTHING SHOP FOR WORKING MEN • 11, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE. 4:7oo3Plart isaact MON, (tam CLOTHIERS, HATTERS, & TAILORS. (NEXT DOOR TO ER. MARCHANT'S), RESPECTFIILLT invite the WORKING MEN OP MAIDSTONE sad If to and impact the large and wen snorted Stook ...
... ROCHESTER. THE ASSAULT A RAILWAY CARRIAGE. This case was heard at the Kent Quarter Sessions, Maidstone, on Thursday. Mr. Barrow, who prosecuted, after stating the facts, remarked that if Lieutenant Power would apologise for bis conduct and express his ...
... from Mr. Lido, °Moe. Ludgate Arcade. By of Mumble work wiNa saw may mhos FOR GENERAL PRINTING oo OF TEO KENT AND SUSSEX TIKES. 113, WEEK STREET. MAIDSTONE. ...
... and a magistrate of that boroug. in a railway carriage at Chatham, was further investigated at the West Kent Quarter Sessions, held at Maidstone on Thursday, before Mr. J. G. Talbot, M.P., end other Justices. Mr. Barrow was counsel for the complainant ...
... off his boots and exposed his feet, his boots being strewn on tbe floor. Witness remarked at the time that it was very unmannerly and offensive. At Chatham .ta.ion defen- dant told complainant he ought to travel third-class, or not pull hi? boots off in ...
... merchant and general commission agent. H. A. Silvester, Springhead Gardens, Southflect, near Gravesend, Kent, market gardener. J. Huges, late of Chatham, Kent, licensed victualler, now of Rochester, out of business. H. B. Blagrave, Calcot Park, near Reading ...
... off his boots and exposed his feet, his boots being strewn on the floor. Witness remarked at the time that it was very unmannerly and offensive. At Chatham Station defendant told complainant he ought to travel third class for pulling his boots off in the ...