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... Simon, 16, field worker, pleaded guilty to stealing a pair of boots, the property of Thomas Savage, at Dartford, on the 19th April.—Mr. Fooks, the prosecuting counsel, said prisoner stole the boots in a very barefaced manner, and that she was convicted of ...
... COBILUI. Btrnot.Lay. At the Kent Summer Arsizes at Maidstone, before Mr. Justice Grantham, Collor, on bail, wax indicted for burglariowdy breaking and entering the dwelling-house of Tree, with intent to steal the property of Thomas Henry Baker, at Cobham ...
... Sherncliffe to Woolwich, will arrive in the town. from Maidstone, to-day (Saturday) and remain billeted until Monday morning.—lt has been notified that Acting Chaplain the Rev. F. A. Gardiner, M.A., lit Kent Artillery Volunteers, baa been granted the Volunteer ...
... boy in the previous osse.—He was fined 40e. and coats, or in default, 14 days' imprisonment. SRO the West Kent Quarter Sessions, held at Maidstone, All red Reuel& on bail, Edward 10, labourer. and Micheal °aorta Tarty. 18. bargeman. were charged with and ...
... witnessed this inter-county match. Kent had to lay one short during the first half, their centre half-back, named George, of the Royal Ordnance Factories, having been ordered off the held by the referee for not wearing boots in accordant* with the rules. During ...
... water-tight boots for the firemen has been placed by Mr. S. Houeycumbe, the surveyor, with Mr. Bellingham, whose price, 6d. per pair, although 2e. higher than that of Mr. Terry, has been accepted, because the stipulation of the Baud was that the boots ahould ...
... —lice are pleased to be able to announce that Earl Stanhope, Lord. Lieutenant of Kent. has succeeded in obt , ining the balance of the amount required to complete the Kent Scholarship in the Royal College of Music, and that the first scholar will shortly ...
... The PINES, oompact and wellarranged House. Pelham•road— IVY DENE, double - fronted House, every oonvenience. Price £975. Kent-road—Freehold VILLA. Price £450. Northrtsd— No. 15, DOVER ROAD. Double fronted shop and dwelling-house to be sold on very ...
... Cornwallis, M.P. (Maidstone). Several visitors from Maidstone and Tonbridge were present, while Gravesend was well represented. The conditions were fifteen rounds each at 500 yards. From the first the match lay between the Maidstone and Tonbridge troops ...
... being • notice nomm= him to appear before the Gravesend &boot that night.—An open verdict of found drowned was returned.—The widow is left with Ave children and is utterly destitute. Worn KENT SCEOOL or new society. wincli Professor A. Barnett. so its ...
... great slaeknets of bine ; its other, the vermin still eontinuee. Red spider and mould are doing greet damage in the Weald of Kent and Sussex. The continental rep r:s all stark of an increase of vermin. Mmac.—On Sunday afternoon the Gravecend Excelsior ...
... All of the Best Value ; Lowest Price. Tat them. Compare price and quality with say store in the kingdom. JOHN LEEKS, 1112 GOLDEN' BOOT, 187, WINDMILL ST. J. ADLINGTON MASON GRAVBEIXD. 62, WINDMILL SYDNEY, Ertoissito rorioty of Ladies', Gents' aaa Children's ...