... equal 100: 10,000 100, 1.000,000, equals number of boot-jacks on this count. But then the darkness of night decreases the chances of a fair hit ten to one. Deism, at night it will require 10,000,000 boot-jacks. Fourthly. the tom-cat being black decreases ...

... got remand the case until Friday; but as there was stp in the professional cadger style, with his head sonic difficulty *boot the bail, defendants agreed to enveloped iu a dirty white handkerchief, and wear- have the matter decided by the beech at ouee ...

... ns o i f n A volume of the QUIVER is a library itself.-- of either the NAM. sufferers MAIDSTON .1 . . 1 4 1 Nowooformat. to it a trial to the Maidstone Barracks '8 It 14 is let of November, at 1 9, Aylasford remaining 4 months ...

... the property stolen was of a miscellaneous character, including silver and plated goods, brooches, meersehaum pipe, coats, boots, &c. The Rev. Mr. Candy, the rector, could not remember having any people calling upon him, with the exception of one man, ...

... were n remarkably flue pair of boots for 25., and told &footle to take them 9ff, which he did. The boots produced, nod recognised by a previous witness, were the same. Witness told Mantle that he was satisfied about the boots, and Supt. Berry then told him ...

... Windmill. street, last week, was not William Lloyd. TEMPORARY LlCRESE.—Yesterday, at the Borough Coati, Mr. Haley Balls, of the Kent, High. street, obtained smother licence ler six days, for the Pavilion refreshawat room. BOARD or GUARISA3B.—On Tlasarioday ...

... the house had been Sessions House, Maidstone, on Monday, by Mr. broken into by the forcing of one of the back Justine Grove, who arrived by the train on the windows, and the property named carried off. A North Kent Railway at 2.40. His lordship was little ...

... this club, is fixed for Wednesday, ewptetnier 10th, between the Canal and Roeherville, the prises bring five tankards. Non= KENT Picanairezrr Brzsaerr llocurrr.—The thirteenth annual meeting of this useful sosiety is anuonooed for Tseaday esimiog next ...

... London, visited Gravesend, having large supplies of the afternoon edition of the Echo, containing an account of the murder at Maidstone. With stentorian voices they cried Double murder near Gravesend ; capture the murderer, and by this ruse many of the people ...

... sold a pair of boots of that description. He said he had not, and witness then took prisoner in custody. At the station, she admitted having stolen the boots from the shop of Mr. Borer, between one and two o'clock.—Mr. Borer said the boots were his property ...

... , High-street. and tae I aide of the Old Lover-road.Lover-t0ad_ 1 0 From Town-pier, Terraoe-pier, I Hotel, and North Kent Bailway Steam., into old Dover-Sped, or to Coostltution , res:ent, Leah l't.rk-road, West HiL-road Shrubbtry-rout, note:* ...

... these parts. Some such scans as this is said to have occurred the ether night, when two wayfarers, walking from London to Maidstone, had passed through Gravesend without knowing it, on account of the street lamps not being lighted. They had nearly reached ...