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... MAIDSTONE POLIOCE COURT. SATURDAY.—Before the ll&w. W, Haynes, Baq., (in the ohair),J. H. Hills, and D, 8. White, D(ku. Tusrr or A Pair or Boora—Joba Kelly was brought up on remand charged with stealing a pair of boots, valune 124 64, the property of ...
... distance off the road there were marks of a smaller boot, which appeared to have gone on the ground six or seven yards, and there were backward retracing steps. These latter marks seemed to fit welling- ton boots, such as those worn by Mr. Gillow. On examination ...
... KENT ASsIZES. The summer assizes were opened on Thursday at Maidstone, the judges being Mr. Baron Cleasby and Lord Justice nagger. The following oases were sent from Folkestone : Tall POST 011102 ORDIR CASZ. Mary Ann Baker, wife of a soldier in the army ...
... Dandies may strut in golden boots, Fops in silver slipperr. But universal opinion says There's nothing like leather. Z. W. ILANSIALL'S HOME-MADE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, 14, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE, HW. RANDALL begs to tender his sincere • thanks to ...
... stealing a pair of boots, the progorty of Mr. Frederick Blake, boot and shoe maker, of tone-street, on the 27th inst. Joseph Blake, assistaut to his brother, stated that on Friday prisoner came to their | shop with a pair of boots. He was in compn{ with ...
... Dandies may strut in golden boots, lops in silver skipper.. But universal °pinks says There's lathing leather. W. MANDALL'II HOMEMADE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE. 14, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE, HW. RANDALL begs to tender his • thanks to the public generally ...
... accommodation, and registration of hop-pickers, Qed.ztho‘e who came from. London. EI East Kent native population gathered in the : harvest, but it was not 8o in West Kent. With the k assistance of the hop growers, very benefits had been conferred on the crowds ...
... Dandies may strait in golden boots. in silver siippma, Bat maker& OInllS There's othing Ilk* Itathes. IL. W. BIANMALUS HOILEMADE BOOT AND 81011 WARRHOLM, 14, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE, LT W. RANDALL begs t• tender. • tha.ks to the public geserally for ...
... ————— : HORSMONDEN, KENT. Tfl BE LET, with immediate J)onuuion, Bwiggs Hole Parm, containing about 161 acres, with Farm- Rouse aad usmal outbeildinga. *mmflh.hn apply to Mr. G. Palmer, Bolicitor, Ton- FOR SALE, 100,000 Fuggle's Golden Hep Sets. Good and ...
... Hill, MAIDSTONE. SCOTCE DY ERS. Estastpnzep 25 YEARs, George Ker and Son, 25, HIGH STREET, 2 2 D 8 T O N B, Denniss Paine, £ THE OLD-ESTABLISHED HOME-MADE BOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE 67, BANK STRSET (CORNER OF MILL STREXET), axp 1, MILL STREET, MAIDSTONE. Pr ...
... KENT COUNTY CRICKET OLUB. Kent A meeting of the l(‘nnging Committee vs County Cricket Club was eld at the Golden Cross Houl.chuhco:w.o-mday, the 11th Oct;mt.m ml-hdlhug“my.huident. Lord Bir Oakeley, Bir Heary Tufton, Colonel Hartaell, Capt. Laarie, Capt ...
... yards start, 1: S. H. Fern :h. Maidstone.scriteh, 2: .1 Gilbert, 50ysirAs, S. Second beat :—E. Gardner, Maidstone, 20 yards, 1; Kemp, Sittingbourne. 30 yards, 2: T. Deane. Mini ngbourne.Bo yards 3: W. Galpin. Maidstone, scratch, 4. Final heat :—Kemp, ...