... Archbishop of the diocese, Mr. Braitbwaite was at length prevailed upon to accept the vicarage of St. Michael and All Angels at Maidstone; and added that during the whole time he was in Ramsgate Mr. Braithwaite had never received one farthing for his services ...

... WILLIAM SKINNiit, carpenter, forging or uttering a forged order for four pure of boots, to defraud William Gale, at Tunbridge. JAMES REED. pedlar, receiving two pairs of boots, the property of William Gale, knowing them to have bees stoles at Tunbridge. ...

... follows. . PRISON AT PORTSMOUTH. Nome I Rape. Übkrt Williams FROM HER MAJESTY'S PRISON MAIDSTONE. Oeoaon I Manslaughter. R r“:;;;;;:;;;:; f ß~e,vin two .i noun boots. William Ssinmer Forging or Jans Willouqhsy . BurgUry and sUalmg. Richard Chapmah i ...

... WILLIAM SKINNER, carpenter, forging or uttering a forged order for four pairs of boots, to defraud William Gale, st Tunbridge. James ReED, pedlar, receiving two E{n of boots, the y.:‘?‘;ngfio{ William Gale, knowing them to have been stolen at Tanbridge. ...

... parish of Croydon, in tha County o! Surrey; at the dwelling-house J. G. LIVBBAY, 13, High-street, Maidstone, in the pariah of Maidstone, in the County of Kent; and the dwelling-house of LEWIS ADOLPHUS BARTTBLOT COLE, High-etreet Peterefleld, «n the County ...

... 1879. William Skinner, carpenter, forging or uttering « forged order for four pairs boots, defraud William Gale, Tunbridge. James Reed, pedlar, receiving two boots, the property William Gale, knowing them have been stolen at Tunbridge. Jane Willoughby ...

... case is convict undergoing sentence of five years’ penal servitude, for coining at Maidstone. the time he was in Maidstone prison tbe prisoner was awaiting trial the West Kent Quarter Sessions, for obtaining pony and cart by false pretences, but was acquitted ...