... would imagined that the prisoners had a shop at Maidstone, but this was not the ease. Chapman lived in lodgings (for which never paid) in Woollett-atreet, Maidstone; Amies lived 121, Upper Stone-street, Maidstone, and the window the bouse where lived his wite ...

... jacket, and wearing her hair in the elegant style known the Piccadilly fringe.*’ She appears to hare obtained three pair of boots from a shopkeeper in New-road, and four skirts from a tradesmen £aat>street, by using other persons’ names ; she got the goods ...

... have, through the energy of two its members, Mr. R. Tyhurat and Mr. Holness. succeeded in obtaining the services of the East Kent Militia Baud for the ensuing summer season. Through the kindness of Major Nicbols. resident of this town, introduction to Colonel ...

... TUB KENTISH GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MAY 27.1879. James Quin, all of the East Kent Militia, wore charged with being drunk on Saturday evening in the public streets.—Mr. Superintendent Davies said that on the whole and taking the training through never known ...