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... pomible the child could have nine months' hard labour for stealing a pair of boots gave; the police communicated with, and, in I from the shop of Mr. Upson, Week-street, Maidstone pany with the father, visited all the hospitals, workhouses, ! She had previously ...
... pronounced by his medical advisers to be a little better. A MAN NAMED FRANK WALTER has been lying in the West Kent General Hospital, at Maidstone, for a week, in a state of unconsciousness, the insensibility having been brought on through a blow on the left ...
... was found. Nash was also carrying three boots, two of which have since been identified as belonging to the prisoner Hescott. It was noticed both by Mr. Wade and the constable that neither of the prisoners had boots on. The following evening Hescott was ...
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... at several laces but last October was compelled, in omenp ence of ill-health, to return home. She went to West Kent General Hospital, Maidstone, ou the Met October, and paid weekly visits for three weeks; then she was told to attend once a fortnight, but ...
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... have gone down. Two have been sentenced to six weeks' imprisonment at Sa:isbury for stealing boots. One of them entered a shop, and taking up a pair of boots quick walked off, and on bang stopped by a policeman he he was just going to try thee on intended ...
... ETHELBERT OF KENT. How intimate may be the link which binds the present to the far-off past is illustrated by an appeal which has been addressed to us by the Rev. William Miller, Vicar of Tillingham, Essex. In the seventh centwy Ethelbert of Kent, the same ...
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... Chairman of the Anti-eatraordinary Tithe Association, has adlressed a meetingof farmers at Edcnbridge, Kent. Ile enumerated several parishes in Kent and the adjoining county where the clergy were in receipt of considerably over £lOOO a year the ordinary ...
... him what he used it for, and he said far scraping the bletch and oil of the wheels, and also acraping the dirt off his boots when he had been in the garden and in the field. After identity I appreben led he prisoner and charged him with cutting the ...