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... said he had a pimple He compared the prisoner’s boots with the footmarks came to the conclusion they were caused by his boots Thomas Pitman shoemaker of Woodnesborough deposed to making the prisoner’s boots on Nov 15 which time Gambrill said he must have ...
... the Re 3l Horse Artillery at Tunbridge on the 10th last. The prisoner. vibe was apprehended by P.C. Randall, was sent to Maidstone Gaol to *wait an escort to convey him back to his pefewent. MODDIIS Last Wednewiay Mr. Diehard Corke, a gentleman. 7t4 years ...
... KENT WINTER ASSIZES. The Commission for these wee opens! at the Sessions House, Maidstone, on Saturisy, be'ore Lord Justioe Cotton, who xubsemently &Mailed divine service at All Saints' 011rh. The se.m sn was reached by the lion. and Rev. Joho Herb 'rd ...
... only sou of Henry Leigh Tomer, of Kent, to Emily Annie, only daugbter of that late Walter Smith, kidder, of Wincheder, Haute. DEATHS. Recently, at Tunterden, Mr. Walter Ticknor, aged 73 year.. Dtc. 18, at Wittersham, Kent, Thom.. Smith, agol yogis, for upwards ...
... Is. lIMPLOTZBII amr—iiiiPLOYED.—The I rad end b read by many thousands of straTweekamilathe beat paper for advertisements in Kent and Sussex. Em. are ame to obtain good workmen, and worinnen are alms* sure to obtain situatiens. VEll ALE StiIfANTS wanting ...
... water. fi“em. 5 years, Rent £50., ml-orp;r'fienhvl apply tn Messrs Tootell and Sous, surveyors, &c. 13, King Street, Maidstone, e SRR KENT. 'l‘O BE LET with immediate possession, & very de ...
... publication at t e parisu church. After Grant was lociod up she broagit the prir of boots to the police station, saying to the lock-up keeper, “ Look here, I’ve stolen these boots ; they wont take them st the pawn shops, and I can't sell themn.” Her motive appeared ...
... the end to all whole with pro, ..• I interest, and was rnpoalsl ti at a hearty vote of thanks. binteowszes.—llo.fm. Al the Maidstone AMMO INA Pr o. Tbsrsday before Mr. Jamie. a MOO a (Teat t , •• • agents was heard. Mr. (Meath. Q C Mr. (instructed by Mr ...
... wriggled with great violance Still the warder clung him for miles hanging bead the side At laet supreme ffort to wriggle off his boot which left in the warder's hand and the convict fell on to footboard of the carriage from which ends sleepers Tbe train still ...
... Cobay’s Hythe WORKMAN WANTED garden found Apply J Landsdell Lndham-hill Onestling IRL (strong) WAN mediately boy kept for boots knives dec Apply Station Hotel Win-cheap family in Margate first in able to wait table get fine good wages given 24 L 26 D ...
... —The Bench adjourned the case until to-morrow (Saturday). The Address of Condolence to thk Queen by the Justices of Kent.—At the Kent G-neral Sessions on Jan. 7th, a vote of condolence with her Maiesty the Queen on the death of the Princess Alice was adopted ...
... MONCKTON.—On Wednesday, the 15th inst., Dr. slonckton, of Maidstone, gave his lecture on “Lights in general, and the Electric Light in particular.” It was one of a series of lectures, promoted by the Kent Association of Town and Village Workmen's Clubs. Although ...