... MAIDSTONE. Th« Illness or Colonel Frankly*. J.P.— We regret to hear that the condition of Colonel Franklyu, J.P., shows no sign of improvement. A Generous OrrEß.— We understand that the Maidstone Swimming Club have just had a silver cup, value £5, given ...

... assault some other boys were teasing the defendant.—Richard Savage gave corroborative evidence, but admitted that the lads of Golden Green were in the habit of calling defendant's son Tidley.”—l>efendant, in defence, admitted that he swished the horsewhip ...

... )>ocketB was bulky witness searched him ami found one of the boots. Another new boot prisoner was wearing. —Prosecutor identified them his. —Prisoner, in defence, said he bought the boots.—The Bench convicted, and he was then charged with stealing a ...