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... requesting only not to publish my name.— Estate Boeohdai, near Busten- turg, TransvaaL i = Whilst undergoing imprisonment in Maidstone gaol a naval prisoner named Geor-e Montague, alias Henderson, confessed to tbe authorities that in July, 1677, he murdered ...
... by the prisoner Jones. He entered house, and in front room downstairs he found the prisoners Kent and Tovey lying on the floor, with their clothes and boots on, ail very wet and dirty state, and on the floor beside them were two bags ailed with apples ...
... particulars apply to Messrs. Chas. Sanderson and Co., 27, North Audley-street, W. KENT, near Sissinghurst. — A Moderate-sized HOUSE, in oneof the most charming spots of Kent; there are good grounds, garden, and orchard, and the terms are exceedingly moderate ...
... KENT AND ASSIZES. The Commission for • gaol delimry for the combined of Kent sad was °used at Maidstone on Woodsy by Lord Obis! bank There were twenty-the prieurrs for trial, sal the ealsodar outains two of murder. or Moucs.—• man, who was described ...
... remanded from the West Kent %uaflu Sessions, hayins pretended to be deafand dumb. he jury were first called npon to decide as to whether he was really so afflicted or not, Kvidence wni&inn by J. Sergeant, gatekeeper at Maidstone gaol, W. H. Cooper, porter ...
... s clerk's Maidstone. on Monday, before C. Whitehead, Esq.. a man George Montagu, aline John Hendereos, egod 26, wu brought up, charged on his own eonfessi..n murder. It appears that the had been undergoing • term of imprisoomut in Maidstone gaol, having ...