... the first thing did was to take off his boots and leave them in the parlour. When witoe-s went to bed locked the parlour door, and look the key with him, so that it would impossib'e for prisoner to get his boots without disturbing him. —Prisoner, who dented ...

... aj poinlment, or his Businc?} Prcm ses, above, where keeps a large assortmm' of French and English Boots snd Shoes of the best make for F. Pinet’s Boots.—[Advt A Boon fob the upper paet Tunbridge Wells and South borough. Everest's hairdreering establishment ...

... or at s a lal assortm :nt day, and was able as above, where he kee P the best make cone to some arra and Boots and Shoes of hear of any. Pas F, Boots,—{ADVT. but he ref SOCIETY FOR THE P REVENTION | lodgi other said his Lry TO ANIMA s.—'t is reqvested that ...

... Calverley He kaew the won She too! k four pairs of boots, three pairs at and one ir at 43. 6%. He gave bill age i 20, married, also hande 4 in a copy of the entry ia the n t, about k. As pri did not the boots as pro- beerhouse to get prisone ¢ quarrelli e ...

... insensible. The warders in charge immediately ran to the spo! t and secured the assailant him to oper and Son’s Celebrated {Boots and Shoes, who was put in confia t. was taken io the sould in a court of jaw although —_—— ital, and it is fe aced that tae ...

... | their names as men st KenT.—It msy interest the older is concerned it is s ssocistion and many residents in the | mem bers t by the circulation of the Courier, to | time cons! idered th he earliest mem! bers of the West Kent from the Alliance. Mr. Veale ...

... Business with certainty to guara ibove, where he keeps a assortment to which they subscrib ish Boots 3) nd Shoes of e best make. during the | Engl PINET’S Boots,_{ADvT ] through non-payment. THE PREVENTION ear. The auditors « g WELLS SOCIETY FOR requested ...

... lastsix years past ertificate, . anen from the of January to the vain, the ar | a THE KENT AND on the LOCAL AND COUNTY 2 took and Mr. Waterman ahar by our troops,’ ‘The Maidstone Rowing Club he a which was the motion of 1d. Foot and mouth disease is : od it ...

... imdecently ass: Order declaring the Petty Sessional | w),catley, at Maidstone ced by the Re-or Cc oroughs remsini free from | With ment with labour. be looked for on sn early dey The Maidstone cost, the com mittee though’ t it well to day last be‘ore the Rec: ...

... shipp free f rris, coroner for East Kent, touching rd pensioner, who Tea (in packe's) | Power, a coastgua Thursday evening. ing downstairs on at the seme fixed pr Engiand ane abroed to show that deceased was with his boots unlaced, and it 1s Town and Viilege ...

... 6 4 INQUEST AT THE TU TRMA est was held at the An ingu mary on F riday afternoon last, one of the Co roners for Kent, Henry Chesson, aged 14, whos 88 detailed in The following were § worn in tt J.S. Reeves (foreman ), J. Griff S. Knight, H. Santer, F ...

... snd t Harris will take the commacd of the f the East Kent Yi third plaintiff, Mrs. } held on Monday, the weather being fine. { Mr. Boorman, of Mal ly of cattle. an agreement expiri » well known Kent cricketter, has obtained a Malvern Villas were ent at ...