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... sentenced to one month hard labour. The assault was a violent one, a pint pot and boot being used as the offensive weapons. Flower Siiow.âThe autumn show of the Maidstone Horticultural Society was held at the Skating Rink on Tuesday, and proved great ...
... 230 feet to the road leading to Tovil. The property was knocked down for Kent County under- stand that Captain H. K. Wilson, the governor of the Kent County Prisons, at Maidstone, will probably relicquish his appointment on the Ist prox., when the new ...
... penal servitude. Prisoner : not guilty. THE CHARGE OF CHILD MURDER MAIDSTONE. Louita Dolden, 22. servant, was indicted for the wilful murder of her illegitimate male child, at Maidstone, on the 9th December. On being charged the prisoner replied, in weak ...
... Greenwood relieved him off and on during the time.' The day after witness was put Greenwood said to Golden, Bill, should like a plant or to Golden replied, dare say you can have them; some one will have them.—The case was dismissed. Tkb3£AoAst.— Ann ...
... were wanted : of the West Kent 3 officers, to complete that staff), and two Sergeants (permanent Kent enrolled corporals were wanted. The East 73 and the West Kent 96 reserve men last year. The establishment of the East Kent Yeomanry Cavalry, whose h ...
... those boots were made for the prisoner. _ afterwards saw some foot marks around Captain Gillow's engine, and saw the boots compared, and the impressions exactly correspond with the boots ; indeed can swear they were made those boots Tiie ...
... emanded the prisoner until Monday. SATURDAY. CHARGE OF STEALING BOOTS. James Wilson, alias James Crofion, pensioner, was charged with stealing pair of boots, the property Crumpin Shoveler, boot mat r. Palace-street. Prosecutor stated that on the previous ...
... Wednesday), the prisoner came into her shop and asked her if sh> 'I'd pair of elastic boots which would tit him. Sh» him she had uot, upon which he took a pair ot lice boots fiom off a naii on which tbey wert hanging, (she told him would nut tit him aud he ...
... £590-£ m; Icknam £9d4-£3oV- Leigh, and Smarden, ' The Kent cricket Season.-Au analysis of the (rarious matches played by the ten principal counties the season just closing appears in theSpwismaZ Kent, when mustered its strength towardatiie end the season ...
... increase of slugs, wireworm, and the various other pests whose depredations cause the farmers so much annoyance, the oat crop in Kent having suffered to an alarming extent from the attacks of such vermin, while weeds have also grown apace, and defied eradication ...
... meeting 23 deaths and 36 births had been registered in the city. THE KENT COUNTY PAVILION. The Surveyor (Mr. J. G. Hall) laid before the Committee a plan for the alteration of the Kent County I'avilion. In being in accordance with the bye laws he recommended ...
... y of the police having boots and leggings instead of Wellington boots as at present was discussed, and it } was resolved to make no alteration. Advertisements were ordered te be inserted in the papers inviting tenders for boots and clothing for the police ...