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... “GOLDEN BOOT,” 173, SNARGATE STREET, DOVER. OLDING BUN LHR vi B' to announce that he has completed his Stock , GENTLEMEN’S, and CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOKS, suitable for the ens g Season. The following List of Prices is not much of a criterion as to the ...
... short time the trial of prisoners commenced. Incendiarism at Maidstone.—John Colley, 17, was indicted for setting fire to stack of hay. value £120, the property of William Thomas Steinmitz, Maidstone, on the loth September, 1862. The prisoner pleaded guilty ...
... Golden Boot, 172 & 173, Snargate Street, Dover. BUTLER bepp to submit the following List, shewing the very great reduction 1 nee at whioh he is selling, previous taking Stock Christmas. ™18 . t st > cheapness; and after 17 years' trading, and selling ...
... by the delegates to the annual meeting of the Kent Association of Parish Councils, in Maidstone. Further representations are to be nade regarding the delivery of goods by the Railway Executive. The Electricity Board cannot promise a sup. ply for Coxhill ...
... following a detailed report of th® inquest.— Mr. H. Buss, the Kent County Coroner, opened his inquiry in the dining room at Ightham Knoll. Amoig those present were Colonel Warde (Chief Constable Kent), Major Lafone (Deputy Chief Constable), and Inspector Scott ...
... n to the ]>olicc, and afterwards saw prisoner with a bundle of boots. Prisoner was apprehended with the bundle in his possession, and in answer to the charge he said had picked the boots up on the pavement. About the time stated prosecutor and his wife ...
... Eastry on Good Friday. EYTHORNE. Have your boots repaired practical Bootmaker. Anything the boot line supplied B. Davis, Sandwich Rd., Eythorne. 5001 cl 9 WHITFIELD. WAR MEMORIAL.—In connection with the Kent War Memorial Fund, Mr. S. G. Kendall, of Archers ...
... the Misses Stokes, Messrs. Brow Hey, and H. Stokes, and the girls of the Band of Hope. MAIDSTONE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ACCOMMODATION. —It appears likely that Maidstone in the near future will have two large Council Schools, one being the new school which ...
... examined the garden of house, where he found several foot- risoner's prints, one of which he produced. The boot corresponding with the foot print. boot had some peculiarities which were impressed on the soil. P.C, Adey, of the Faversham borough police, deposed ...
... KENT LENT ASSIZES. The commission of this assize was opened the House, Maidstone, Monday afternoon, jfr. Justice Brett ; and the business was commenced Tuesday. FELONY AT DODDINOTON. James Friday, 33, labourer, was indicted for silver watch, the property ...
... drive was arranged by Mr. E. Clark, by coach through Canterbury. Faversham, Sittingbourne. Detlmg to Maidstone, and after staying 4 hours in Maidstone, returned via Charing and Canterbury. Gardeners' Society. At the monthly meeting of the Gardeners' Society ...
... EAST KENT NEWS EAS T R Y RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL At a meeting of the Eastry Rural District Council held on Tuesday there were present: Mr. Long (Chairman'), Mr. Giles (vice Chairman), Councillors the Rev. S. G. H .Sargent, H. Capeing, W. Fagg, M. Ir.ge ...