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... conceal a pair of boots under his overcoat. seized defendant by the collar, whereupon he dropped the boots, and witness took him into custody. He was detained on charge of stealing them, and witness went to Mr. Sandom’s shop, when pair of boots were missed ...
... space devoted the historic Montara case. Then we have deal about the Jews and their sufferings the Last, finX come to the golden wedding anmversarv ch was so quickly followed by the death of the kmiable lady who had for fifty years been emphaicaCa trie ...
... policy was effected in 1856, and is deposited with the office to secure a loan of £123. The debtor's life is also insured in the Kent for £3OO a premium of 12s. lOd. per annum. The policy was effected 1841, and is deposited with the office to secure a loan ...
... Justice Charles, an appliostion was made in this ease. A rule nisi bad been obtaiued for certiorari to remove from the Maidstone Assizes to the Central Criminal Court the trial ot Charles Lyddon, who is charged with the murder ot his brother, Dr. Lyddon ...
... convenience of the public between Maidstone and the sea coast expired on the inst. A scheme Las been submitted by the South Eastern Company, but as it was only the proposal of that company it was not entertained by the Maidstone Town Council. If joint scheme ...
... Southern Counties Labour League took place at the Wellesley Hotel. Mr. X. J. Mew, of Maidstone, provided. The secretary, Mr. C. Beale, aaid the league, which had succeeded the Kent and Sussex Labourers’ Union, had secured considerable benefits to its members ...
... THE KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. At the Golden Cross Hotel, Charing Cross, on Monday, meeting of the Committee of the above Club took place. Ihe chair was occupied by the President, Lord Throwley, and there were also present Sir Charles Oakeley, Colonel ...
... reception of the toast, lie thought that during the three years of its existence the Kent County Council had earned a right to the motto lovieta.” Slow as they were, the Kent County Council had done much good for the county and for Ramsgate, and be could say ...
... married life her husband had never allowed her any money for clothing boots, and lie hail not contributed to the clothing of the children, with the exception of few pairs of boots. W’hat she had wanted in this respect she had had get from her own and ...
... signature to the extension of time, as he said he considered eleven o’clock quite late enough. Kent County Cricket Club.—A meeting of the Kent Club was held at the Golden Cross Hotel. Charing-cross, to receive the committee's report and to decide upon arrangements ...
... ADVERTISER, NOV. £5, 1893. THE SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST A SOLICITOR. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge commenced on Tuesday at Maidstone Assizes the hearing the serious charges against John Barber Edwards, solicitor, of the late firm of Messrs. Mercer and Edwards ...
... Congregational Sunday School began in 1804. With much probability we may consider it the first Sunday School established in Kent. It is without doubt the first instituted in the Isle of Thanet. For a time it was conducted in one room of a cottage at Hereaen ...