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... forced out. On one side of the face was the impression of the nails of a heavy boot. Eldridge was at once apprehended, and his boots and trousers were taken possession of. The boots had evidently been partially washed, but there were marks of blood upon them ...
... THE MURDER NEAR MAIDSTONE. Henry Boots, 39. tall, powerful, labouring man, having the appearance of a navvy, baa been charged upon an indictment. and also upon the coroner's inquisition, with the wilful murder of a certain woman whose name was unknown ...
... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. The Special Correspondent of the Daily .Veter, writing from Dtuoo. near Maidstone, give* th* following Interesting account the hop harvest lo Kent:— I should like well hop-farmer of Kent this year. The genial, proapermte-luoking ...
... was sent to Mrs. Tappenden, mother of the murdered woman, by the Rev. F. C. S. Fraser, Chaplain to the prison:— “Kent County Prison, Maidstone, August 6, 1872. Mrs. Tappenden,—l am requested Thomas Moore to write to you to say he fully acknowledges his guilt ...
... Kent and Sussex Hops; Three powerful Draught Horses, 3 sets of long and sets of Thiller Harness, Waggons and Carta (by Fowler and Fry), Chaff Engine, quantity of Hay and Straw, Kusnan Tallow, Twine, Gntta Percha Tubing, India Rubber Joint Rings, Canvas ...
... own make .. Os Gd to Gs lid Button Boots .. 8s Od to lOs Od „ El as tic Sides, Mili tar y H ee l s , own Bluchers 5s Gd to 7s Od m ake.. .. 6s Od to 7s 6d Ladies Cashmere Boots, own make 3s Od to 3s 6d „ House Boots • .• 2s Ocl to 2s 9 d „ Military ...
... Colchester. Charteo tioeringer, victualler, queen -street, Golden-square. Charles lambourn, barge builder, Long Ditton, Surrey. Thomas Selby and Silas Norton, scriveners, Town Mailing, Kent, Thomas Cardwell. plumber, Hammersmith. Frederick White, brewer ...
... parents' home, in Pimlico. She was only seven years old, and was described as having golden hair, and being attired in dark clothes, with a dark ulster, button boots, and white straw hat, trimmed with black velvet; a reward of ;t40 was offered for her ...
... HARRISON, Harrietsham and Maidstone, Kent coal merchant. BANKRUPTS.—TUESDAY, SEPT. 22. J. SAUNDERS, Thurlton, Norfolk, miller. T. U. DANIELL, High-street, Poplar, founder. H. WHITTELL, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, boot maker. H. ARNOLD and H. J. ...
... Essex, boot-maker. BANKRUPTS.—TUESDAY, JULY 7. T. PEARSON, Caltliorpe-place, Gray's-inn-road, ironmonger,. H G. MORTDIEK, Lee, Kent, builder. T. SMITH, J. HILDER, G. SCKIVENS, and F. SMITH, Hastings, Susses bankers. W. LIDBETTER, Tonbridge Wells, Kent, corn ...
... left for end back, a tlastsece of *boot 50 miles. and that they were literally driven to death. The buries were 112 such a terrlltle from lellisunion that they had to tte taken from the planed is • stable at Maidston,. where they both died • few hout• ...
... came on from Glory Smitten, Golden Garter, Haymaker, and Breach. Below the distance Mr. McGregor was beaten, and shortly afterwards Glory Smitten drew to the front, followed by Golden Garter and Bresseh. Inside the distance Golden Garter took up the running ...