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... not stand hard labour.—The Chairman . The prison medical officer will settle that.—Defendant. Is it Lewes or Maidstone—The Chairman: Maidstone gaol. Vn-Tta.m l rin-KsuiT). Before W. F. Browell. E»i I'KK. .Wlols JVVkMLK. -A ItUle •»«. .UMI I*. uaiue.l Ct'm'nt ...
... summons could not be proved Botten, and bis case was therefore adjourned. Stealing Boots and Stockings. —Joseph Carley was charged with stealing a pair of kid button boots and a pair of stockings, value 4s. 61., the property of Mrs Gower, Edenbridge, on ...
... THE KENT AND SUSSEX COURIER, NOVEMBER , •.. • , Dnver-etrwt from | reeigning. of unfair treatment —Thc and Lobi> FitzGerald has armed Dover siree Works report was adopted, tee mot.on Mr Park, Westerham. ~. scccnded Mr Baldwin.-The following items were ...
... own residence appointment, or at hit Premises. a« above, where large assortment Ftemi and Englirii Boots and Show of the best make. v—otforF. Pinet’s Boots,—{Adyt Wells Society the Peevention Csuelty TO ANIMALS.—'t requested that any uersuo Observing acts ...
... THE KENT AND SUSSEX COURIER, DECEMBER 30, 1881. and the Mansion House of the petroleum or dynamite TUNBRIDGE WELLS POULTRY' SHOW. 3. Walter Keen ; v.h.c., H. Evans Broad, The Planta experiments of Paris and St. Petersburg, in order to tions, Warlingham ...
... To tht Editor of the Kent and Sussex Courier, Sis, —I do not think that the utterances of the Rev. Father Searle, as reported in your issue of the 12th inst., tend in the least degree to the furtherance of Christianity, for which purpose his church is ...
... clasMS. He urged the labourers to take part in the further work of reform. Mr Leppard (West Kent) then moved: That this meeting, behalf of the labourers of Kent and Sussex, tenders its since rest gratitude to the Government for having secured the extension ...
... said she to Ca.ve.dey Cresc-nt. She took rut pairs boots, three pairs at ai. ltd , and one pair at 4s. 6’. gave her a bill Witness also handed copy of the entry th; day k. As prisoner did noa return the boot; as promt icd he made enquiries and fou ad her ...
... concerned the dlffirulty might Ik* solved if the Kent |K»rtion was to neighbouring palish In Kent, and the rest of Plant left In a Sussex Cuiou. With regar. I to LamUrbursi. I objected to any of the parish nowin Kent In ing taken from It, and I urge-1 that if ...
... Anderson, Maidstone; KSTtack m io rt .>» pn % .h. | taken by Mr R. O. Edwards, of Bexley, with Surrey . b-C \y. n. Davl*, J. 3. Gregory, The Marquess of Ely, • flue buck of the same colour. Mr A. Wynn, or. Thos. Jackson, and Thoe. Lambert, Maidstone, was third ...
... Hospital, writes;—“No contrivance could possibly suit better.” JOHN WOOLCOTT, Eau., F.R.C.S., Founder of the Kent County Opthalmic Hospital, Maidstone, writes :—“ Hixav Lat saxes a Spectacles have given myself snd patients entire sat Uf action.” T. SMITH ROWE ...
... ill anisot. I, lias oca. i | * ie •it a uhenomenon with which lie not Captain the Ist Kent KiHe oiuntcers. faim*if.r L ...