Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... the magnificent collection of birds presented to the Corporation by Dr. Plomley, of Maidstone. Mr. John (Solder, of Ewell, was already in attendance to exhibit a golden crested wren's nest, which he had found suspended to some very small twigs. The delicate ...
... for country walking, of the best manufacture. Ladies' gentlemen's and Children's Boots and Shoes of ever/ description suitable for the season. Alen's strung Home-made Boots and Shout. J. AVERY'S AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, HIGH STREET, ASHFORD. 11\T CP TRAINS. ...
... at St. Augustine's with hard labour. William*, 22, and Russell, 17, were charged with housebreaking and stealing a pair of boot shoes and other articles, the property of John Burton, at Saints Cosmus and Damian in the Blean, on the 7th August, 1858.—Williams ...
... two pairs of boots. The prisoners had been in Mr. Wood's employ for three or four months, and on Friday morning absconded, from his work with the above articles. On being apprehended, the leather was found concealed under his shirt ; the boots were found ...
... TEL 'MKS' ET T.— Last were the plaWlayenemployed on the South-Eastern Railway, between Ashford and Tunbridr, including the Maidstone Branch, met at Mr. S. Dean's, the George Inn, to celebrate the 17th anniversary of the Platelayers' Benefit Society. At 2 ...
... Dela- MAIDSTONE. —S um! or sr lianoino.—Ow mu v. Cole was beard, in which the plaintiff; a solidi- , Friday evening last an inquest was held at the tor, of Canterbury, sought to recover of the defendant and Crown Inn, High -street, Maidstone, on the ...
... KENT LENT ASSlZES.—Concluded. M A LICIOL SLY KILLING A MAKE.— John Baker, 17 , farm labourer, was indicted, together with James , 16, farm labourer (the bill against whom was ignored by the Grand Jury) for maliciously killed a mare, the propeity of Mr ...
... the artillery, and among the expenses set down for them was for beet, and Al Is. to a lieutenant for damaged trotiaers and boots. Mt. Duke-- Its inonstroux (A laugh.) The Chairman presumed that before an answer could be given to Mr. Parks the aceosin's ...
... 116,, EAST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. These sessions were held on Tuesday, before J. B. Wildman, Esq., Chairman, and the following gentlemen:—W. Delmar, Esq., Captain Groves, J.O. Wildman, Esq., Matthew Bell, Esq., T. 11. Mackay, Esq., the Rev. N. Toke, J ...
... - ___________.- __ - ._. _ I. : i Zviii4 . No. 226.] SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5 1859. I. I.' N a. SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY.—NORTH KENT TRAINS. - - --- 1.2.-1,42. 311;2.2 1.211 k •_ll 44 Ii f 1.3,61,3.14 Oa Stusaarbli 142.3 ISt 1.1.4 El It I 1.2 .2,111.2.1114 ...
... prices to obtain a chart of their patronage._ The Glue, China, Earthenware Trade carried on as Warehouse through the Shop. CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, H 'OH STREET, ASH Ft IRD. PEI.LATT to offer t.. the Public generally ii large Stock of Ladies', Gentlemen' ...
... Leunards. He was a bricklayer, was at work on Saturday. When I met hint he on the trousers, waistcoat, white comforter and boots now produced, and two coats; the brown is mining. I do not know that the ileceamd was in the habit going to Huy place in Hastings ...