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... —Alfred Barber, manager Mr Walters, deposed that on the evening of the 16th prisoner was looking some boots outside their shop. He saw her unhook a pair of boots from a nail and take them in her band. He went out and asked her if he could serve her with a pair ...
... Helbert-Helbert, 4th talion Royal West Kent | gratefully acknowledge the receipt of the ;nlo'ing Ra‘m!; H. C. Vesev. 3rd Battalion ditto; F. | chureh collections, viz., Boarsted. £5 os. Id. 7 K. , 3ed Battalion Bast Kent Kegiment. | Thuruham, €4 4s. 6d.: Bmfim ...
... the costs be taxed out of session. THE GOLDEN LANE, TUNBBIDGE WELLS. Mr W. C, Cripps, solicitor, behalf of Mr Walter Harmer, applied for onfir nation of a provisional license granted to a bouse erected in Golden-street, Tunbridge Wells. He explained that ...
... despite ms struggles carried off to the cells. In the evening when the prisoners were being taken to Maidstone, they were followed by immense crowd, whj booted, yelled, and groaned all the way the Railway Station. Resisting the Police,— C%ar?es Isaac Wallis ...
... accorded. hecnuse MAIDSTONE BOROUGH QUARTER SESSIONS. These Sessions were held ut the Town Hall, Maidstone, on Saturday, before the learned Recorder for the borough, Samuel Prentice, En&,‘ Q.C. The other magstrates present were— Mayor of Maidstone (C. G. Loug ...
... P Maidstone nd Kent Cou Business Notices. u. J. Slade, BUILGER AND CONTRACTOR, MAIDSTONE BARRACKS. Eatimates given for General Repawrs. Orrrce - -197, BOXLEY ROAD, MAIDSTONg ty Standard, Tunb Well , an o — ROUSSE SALE &*i';u HTIH STR rough an y ESg . ...
... were shapely and large. The judgis wers Mr. Tabor, ‘gardener to Dv.'&-. Me. G. Wilmore, gardeser at Sprotlands ; M. Maidstone and Kent County Standard, Tunbridge Wells Standard, and Southborough and Tonbridge Journal, Nov. 13, 1885. aud behaving in a ...
... “riSTn dicine y reaches the remotest fibre of the frame and eSects a universal goco. HOW SHALL I VOTE? To the Editor of the Kent and Suesex Courier. SlR ,_Churchmen, until your were hewd, and it was known you would not quietly submit to the will of the ...
... b-er. 'lke prisoner was tracA to Brighton, and apprehended there P.C. Bridger, who produced one of the boots were by him, and e.l the nails on the boots corresponded with the marks on a near the broken window in the church, and that he found spots of blood ...
... bloom in the show with a magnificent specimen of the Golden Empress of India. Mr Doughty gave a prize tor the best bloom in the cottager.' and this was gained by David Price. A at ring baud from Maidstone was engaged and performed selection, of musk each ...
... rER Sacx. L E. Weller, | CORN AND COAL PACTOR, %, UPPER STONE STREET, MAIDSTONE. Randall and Son, HOME MADE AND FAMILY BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, 12 & 14 (TOP OF GABRIEL'S HILL), MAIDSTONE. Wo i 0o e e Booee Assort- ¢cholastic. BRUNSWICK HOUSE SCHOOL, MAID ...
... foUomnu art extraeted from Mutn.'Dvnn A Soman Registers:— FARMS TO LET. Kent.— To let Farm of 218 acres, 80 beicg pasture ; farm house, two cottages, and buildings. Rent £l2O. . KENT.— To let a Farm of 110$ acres, 30 being pasture, 14 hops, and 59 arable ...