... 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 ...

... first thing he did was to take off his boots and leave them in the parlour. When witness went to bed he locked the pailour door, and took the key with him, so that it would impossible for prisoner to get his boots without disturbing him.—Prisoner, who ...

... 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 ...

... months, told them they were lucky to escape ri g^ing The Boiler Explosion at Maidstone —Mws/ Mtftin. engine driver, was indicted for the manslaughter of Frank Underwood, Maidstone, on Dec. 3rd. —Mr. Deane, opening the case for the prosecution, said prisoner ...

... THE SKATING CALAMITY. T, the Editor of the Kent tnd Sui:tx Cornier. SIR, The oiuigned paragraph on this suhjcct tn your last iune, in which name is five times mentioned, appears to call tor some notice in reply. By well known trick of phrase, srhich ...

... dale of death, and age bJ. i Mr. J watthi undertaker MAIDSTONE. I't Maidsto e —Thi ba’ancvsbcct of Sane uary No 1845,0! the Ancient Order of Shepherds, neld a- the Cas.le Hotel, Week-street, Maidstone. for tle year the 25 D-ccnbet Jut, has just been issued ...

... 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 ...

... .Hl* KENT ANI> SUSSEX COUKIBR. MARCH 4. i**'- F a T. THE BISHOP OF SODOR AND MAN AT HOME. Rowley Hill oidained iKSo by Arch- buhop Sumner, in which year he received a title to a curacy under the late Rev. C. D. Marston, upon whore removal to St Mary’s ...

... T „B KENT AND SUSSEX COURIER. MARCH .»S. tuhbeidob wells. Accid*nts— Hdnting, Ha'l, °» .t mod.r.t. Accident Company. * , Co.br.h, Royal Librmry, TH» f ul results attendiugt „ become CILUBUATID Hair * , to * „„ t vet used it, and of World-Wide fame. All ...

... 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 ...

... Saturday Mr. W. I. Hams, coroner for East Kent, touching The drath . 1 Walter Power, coastguard pensions, who met his death falling downstairs sd n Evidence w.s given to show that deceased out of his beucoC'-. with hts boots unlaced, and it is supposed that ...

... ad Maidstone, has been broken into, and cootiderrb.e quantity of the Local Posrd on Monday, j Pelt was elected a member of the Darenth \ *..e% been decided that a new church, tc ceded S» Barnaoas. sha.l erected bt. James s Taw oueens p ...