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... West Kent Quarter Sessions. The Midsummer Sessions were commenced at the Sessions House, Maidstone. on Ithursdn7 morning last. In the absence of J. G. Talbot, Esq., M.P., J. S. Hardy, Esq., presided. The following magistrates were also on the Bench: Hon ...
... and several pairs of boots were stolen, aud when the prisoners? houses were searched for property which formed the subject of another charge, boots, identified the proaoautor his property, wr-* found.?The defence was that the boots were | purchased at ...
... CHERRY BRANDY. Delicious product of the famed Kent Exported all pans. Used place Wine. Valuable Tonu. Refreshing with Aerated Waters. GRANT’S MORELLA CHERRY BRANDY. Manufacturer THOS. GHANT, Distiller. Maidstone. special jivfiert Qualify from bond, 4«. per ...
... thent..thin. to a strongtb?mall Mum s Mlnillng-boote, health that tbey might talcs a ?A cotiectiou eon =and tho we and the Tin Warr eon Yam Maidstone contelmiciary ha fought its difficult way throt Kent Main Schou the adhesion of theparbbee and which ...
... Doano defended, and after a lengthened investigation the jury acquitted the prisoners. Maidstone. Kent Agricultural Labourers’ Union. The ** Church Parade” of the Maidstone and district branches of the above union took place Sunday last. Some sixty or seventy ...
... Wrotham Station, Kent, on the London, Chatham, and Dover Line to. Maidstone. APPLY TO— MR. JOHN THORNTON, No. 7. Princess-street, Hanover-square. London. W.; or to Mr. WILLIAM COOPER. Manager at Wrotham Hill Park Farm. Sevenoaks, Kent. » Lancet April 2 ...
... to so. The sureties then left the Court. The Practice of Exposing Goods the Streets. Boots. —Lonieo. Lambtjrt, 20, s lunnipJ wouiau. pleaded guilty stealing pair boots, value ss. lid., the properly of Joseph Merchant uud Sou, the parisli St. Andrew, the ...
... street, Mansion House, City. William Sextus Hnluing. late of Yalding, Kent, farmer- >d aad final ilividei.d of _. td., on and iltei July 8. at, ?? --on, ant' J ath -m s, Maidstone. Thomas Jones, Leeds, Vorkshtre, potato dealer— M and final dividend of ...
... 195, New Cross rd, S.E, G. MarMi, tobacconist, 124. Old Kent rd, S.E, ■ dt. lobaccom-t, 317. Hackney itl, London, E. Antill. .stationer. 109. Uoxton Hoxton. M. l-inksford, lob:icconisi, 560. Old Kent rd K. M. Scarlett, tobacconist. 50. Chiswellst. Finsbury ...
... Young Lady, n 121:-EN(lAGCJIENT in a Colifert lonev's Shop. good rotorenee. Aged 14. —Apply J. Willtoru-ploev, Tenteeden, Kent. rt i n e- rr :LITZ rrternn INDOOR ee.—Addroil W.. n Ynony I. lv Woo Is do%iroo% or entire of air and Sawa:Q:l u LIIII ha' ...
... London. GRAVF9FNII AND DArirronto REPORTER-SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1876. ' 114 . 2 KENT VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION To ALL Covens, with any military. breach-loading NOTICE OF REMOVAL North Kent Railway Time Table-Jul y. PRIZE 3LEETIN4.4, 1876. or muzzle-loading rifle ...
... custody. He said, *• God bn-'? eats do you think of that. While were folIowiL“ ,l!,t soner and the other man both of them kent look' and they could see us. The man went with the BlloQt > the police station when he was arrested. soner to Cross-examined ...