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... be was brother of the deceased and lived at Sandwich. The deceased lived with his father, who was the proprietor of the East Kent Brewery and of two fume in the neighbourhood. The prisoner lived at Marshborougb, in a cottage ettached to one of the farms ...
... KENT EPIPHANY ASSIZE. The formal ceremony of opening the Commission f this took plaoe the Sessions House, ILiid-01 Saturday, before L :r.i Justice Cotton. , arr ived Maidstone the train due at 4.32 1 London, Chatham, find Dover met by the High Sheriff ...
... HIGH STREET, MAIDSTONE, Next to the London and County Bank. JOHN MARSH, 29, HIGH STREET, MAIDSTONE, BOOL & SHOE MAKER. IMPORTER OF PINET'S AND MAYER'S OBLEBRATED B FRENCH BOOTS AND SHOES. Riding, Hunting, and Waterproof Shooting Boots, Gaiters, and ...
... the usual hour The Kent Posters’ Society Tho fourth annual meeting of the Kent County Bill Posters’ Protection Society took place at the Royal Hotel Wednesday when a large number of members were present representing the principal in Kent After the usual ...
... heary hoboailed boot prints round the engine, between the boiler and the windlass. The footprints seemed to show that the engine had been approached from the Woodnesboroagh side. A little distance off the road thefe were marks of a amaller boot, whichflund ...
... KENT EPIPHANY ASSIZE, (Coutimuni.) found a deep cut across the throat, on each side of the windpipe, but the front portion of the throat was only slightly out. The wound could have been inflicted with the knife produced (that taken from prisoner after ...
... KENT WINTER ASSIZES. The Commission for these Assizes was opened at the Sessions House, Maidstone, on Saturday, before Lord Justice Cotton, -who attended Divine service at All Saints’ Church, on Sunday. Tre sermon was preached by the Hon. aud Rev. Johu ...
... Kent Winter Assize. The earessony of opening the Commission of this Assise took place at the Sessions House, Maidetate on Saturday. before Lord Juitice Cotton. His lordship arrived at Maidstone by the train due at Maidstone at 4.32 p.m. on the Londtn ...
... soniewlionabout that sometime there was a oreat.lealotagrienltural •• iti of I. ma, ~w n to -very sisam who lived in Kent that the Kent farm hilourem were on strike. Thin matt wan not strike, and that they noight take a. a fact, fior he was Mr. I iilhow'n ...
... TRIALS OF PRISONERS. FOLICINTO/41.—THVY7 Or BOOTS.—Johot CORner, 41, bricklayer's labourer, indicted for stealing a pair of boots, value iIL 6i, the property of John Cairns at Folkestone, on the 4th November; and noon. 40, labourer, was indicted for receiving ...
... under the presi~dency of Dr. Monckton. (See advt.) Quartermasters Woodruffe and J. Hart, West Kent Militia, and Quartermasters A. Yeats and B. Anderson, East Kent Militia, have been granted the temporary rank of Quartermaster in the army. } An amateur miustrel ...
... steal a horse. A little thoughtfulness saves deal of trouble. A young man will not step into the grass when it is wet and his boots aro blacked. says don’t mind tto blacking, but his mother is getting old and lame, and can’t use a brush like sho used to. ...