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... hand labour. Theft of Boots.— Kate Barr was charged with stealing two boots, value 5s 6d, the property of James L. Bygrave, boot maker. on July 3let. Henry Manning, a boy, employed the prosecutor, said saw the prisoner remove four boots from the shop front ...
... labour. Thkftof Boots.— John Taylor was charged with stealing a pair of boot*, value 7s, the pro- perty of Messrs King Bros., bootmakers. Stone- j street, on the 11th August. George Nottom, assistant the prosecutors, said missed the boots from the shop ...
... Kentish Hop Gardens. 12 Photographs, Whole Plate Views, with Descriptive Letterpress. Can be had at the Kent Times Office, 42, King St., Maidstone. PRICE 2/6 PER SET. _mi1iMM1 FACES AND FANCIES. /lINTt3 FOB THE HOME. CHIPS OF NEWS. Mired eek Muth ...
... which darkena the former colou and pra* aarrea tha appaaranee. Loekyar’a .f Uottlaa avary where UG. 3, 1899. UNITED KENT LIFE OFFICE, MAIDSTONE. JSatablished. 1594. ...
... disposal of the committee. These inclurLd cactus dahlias, by Messrs T. Frost and Co.. Maidstone; dahlias, Miss Twissden; vegetables and dahlias, by W. Shepherd; tomatoes (golden nugget), Col. Lucs; tomatoes, Capt. Hapman; melons, by Mr A. Morgan ; peaches, bv ...
... effectually improving the navigation of the River Medway from to Hailing, the county Kent. September 30. 1898, the plaintiff’s barge Tonbridge was proceeding on voyage from Maidstone to London, and the plaintiffs alleged that without any negligence on their nart ...
... wasarreated subsequently at Broomfield’s lodging house at Maidstone. The Bench sentenced him three mouths’ hard labour. INO RATITT DK REWARDED. Ellen Relf WHS charged with stealing one pair of boots, value ss. the property of George Ardrey, and one jsc-16*’ ...
... costs. A London Runaway Chabgbd with —Henry Frederick Brown, aged 15, who appeared in the dock without any boots, was charged with stealing pair of boots, value 5« lid, the property of Mr Out ram, at Sevenoaks. August 22nd. Prosecutor's manager stated that ...
... all was over and Kent had won, the spectators rushed across the field of play, and, not content with cheering themselves noarwe, attempted with indifferent success, it must lie : admitted, to lift tiie more prominent members the Kent eleven shoulder and ...
... he found that his boots had gone. P.C. Curling stated that at about nine o’clock ou Sunday morning he received information of the robbery, and at once went on a bicycle along the London-road. and overlook prisoner, who had the boots under his arm piece ...