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... 477 yards) :—Balls Garrett and Co., Maidstone. 7/6 per yard: Barford, Maidenhead, 11/0; F. Bird and 00., London. 7'1); Vowlea, Milton, 9/6: Bragg and Son. Lambeth. 2'2'9 ; J. C. Brettel, Worcester, ; Bushnell, Maidstone, 6'll ; Chittenden. Knight, and Co ...
... THE EAST KENT GAZETTE. BEARSTED. Sulards.—Lut week, Mr Joseph Roger., county coroner, held an inquest at the Plantation Tavern, Ross Acre, Bearded, on the body of Isaac Tolhurst, a fruiterer, aged 55, who hung himself on Tuesday afternoon. It appeared ...
... THE EAST KENT GAZETTE. SITTINGBOURNE COUNTY COURT. December 14th. Before George Austell, Esq., Judge. The business at this court comprised 90 original plaints and 75 judgment summonses, including those adjourned from the previous court. Hard Swearing ...
... THE EAST KENT GAZETTE• The Charge of Stealing Boots at Itainham Elizabellt Mareferrilk, on remand, was charged with stealing pair of boots, value 5.0, the property of George R.syman, at Rainham, on January 14th. The prosecutor, who is a draper and clothier ...
... terrible fall on April Ist, being pushed over, as is alleged, by ono James Walter, who is now on his trial at the Kent Assizes at Maidstone, on the charge of murder. Many of the excursionists hired conveyances during the afternoon, and drove into Margate ...
... THE EAST KENT GAZETTE, BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. GAZETTE OFFICE, SITTINGBOITIINE. New Books in Great Variety. Bibles, Prayer Books, and Church Services. Photograph Albums. Purses. Birthday Cards. Children's Coloured Picture Books. Picture Cards. The Largest ...
... THE EAST KENT GAZETTE. SITTINGBOURNE AND MILTON. Duane Fos 1883.—The various editions of imith's well known Diwifti are now ready, and may be had at the ilaseite °elm —Advt. To PERSONS NO an mammal opportunity •ow °Cetus. J. 5, High-street, Sittingbourne ...
... for lodgings. Jones had the pair of boots produced which he had worn, and said he wanted to sell them. Wanes took him to Mrs. Guess, and told her that Jones had a pair of boots to sell. Mrs Guess looked at the boots. and gave prisoner ed. sad aa old sir ...
... by a rivet from his boot. The wound was apparently haling, hut on the Y9lll ult. the deceased was takes to the workhouse, where he was admitted in great agony. He Aled the same day. Mr William Rayner. surgeon, stated that the boot rivet had so Injured ...
... Holborn at 12.45 and would probably have contained 600 first class passengers, having been stopped, and the West Kent Yeomriry Cavalry and West Kent Rifles, also a number of police and waiters, having been sent back, Mr Charles replied to the telegram to that ...
... Price 4d. weekly—post free Sid. Office: 37, Soathampton-street Covent Garden Sittingbonrne and Maidstone. AMBELL'S OMNIBUS leave. SITTINGBOURNE for MAIDSTONE every morning (Sundays excepted), on the arrival of the 9.38 up calm from Faversham: returning ...
... from the 15th instant. Yews. Cobb void by midi in the Falr•fleld, fitrood. on Friday, some SADO Kent and half-bred sheep an t lamb,. and about 70 Kent and ram Legs. Several of the ram togs fetched between lit and £l2 each. At Fdatd•tooe, on Friday. ...