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.
... G. Joiresox, Solicitor, Faversham ; and of the ACCTIONIER, Court-street, Faversham. PRESTON STREET, FAVERSHAM. FAVERSHAM, KENT, HIGH STREET, -VILE TOWN, SHEERNESS. REYNOLDS'S IRONMONGERY, & UPHOLSTERY WAREHOUSE, OPPOSITE THE CHURCH, SITTING BOURNE. THE ...
... C. Gibbon's Cheap Warehouse For Bats, Caps, Clothes, Boots, Shoes, 4.. c. NEXT 101 Sfttr 1,71, SITTINODOCINN. MEN'S and Boys' Clothing of every deneription. Hato and Caps in great variety. Boots and Shots of all aorta. 313n'a Cord and )aney Trousers ...
... KENT LENT ASSIZES. (Concluded from last reek) CROWN COURT. (Before Mr. Boron MARTIN.) George Boveher was charged with having unlawfully and rindiciuwAly published a libel against Messrs. Levy and Coles, two of the Rochester city justices, in June, lB:l7 ...
... WEST KENT ELECTION. The official declaration of the poll took place on 'Monday, at the Town-hall, Maidstone. Great preparation. had been made for an imposing demonstration, and the newly-elected members were escorted to the hustings by a proeesaion comprising ...
... Len- Lam, and steeling therein a pair of boots, on the 2.5 th September. Mr. Linty was for the prosecution. The facts were very short. The house of the prosecutor was entered on the 2:gh September last, and the boots were stolen. About a fortnight afterwards ...
... was seen to take a knife out of his pocket, and a looker-on cautioned Golden to be on his guard. The prisoner immediately went up to Golden, and stabbed him in the shoulder. Golden fell, and the prisoner was about to repeat the blow, when he was prevented ...
... servant, RIGHT ee;sits WRONG. DAZING BUIQLAIT AT -Durhy the night of Fay bet two bungled.. of a very daring character wow in Maidstone. Both were perpetrated al the shops al butsion:and unfortunately the deradatore feldreg away with a eoweidembis amount of ...
... vibe beforehand ; and those who have secret enemies may be warned, and enabled to prepare for the worst.—Houlehold Words. KENT FAVERSHAM MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY. THE FOLLOWING WORKS HAVE BEEN RECENTLY ADDED TO TILE LIBRARY. LIVING'S LIFE OP WASHINGTON ...
... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. These see-ions were held at Maidstone on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday last. There were about 50 prisoners for trial. John Davies, foreman to Mr. Francis, builder, of Footscray, was indicted for having done an act calculated ...
... 1184. to 41, 11 - 414, 21, to Pod-, :14, to —.; host.. 340 to $O4. KENT WINTER ASSIZES. The commission for these assizes (for the delivery of the gaol) was opened on Monday, at Maidstone, by Mr. Justice Williams, and the trial of prisoners was proceeded ...
... regret to hare to record a serious accident which happened to Mr. Sowed, yesterday week, on his return from London by the North Kent Railway. It appears that when near Erith, and whilst in the act of exhibiting one of his frets of strength to some gentlemen ...
... SITTINGBOURNE, FAVERSHAM, AND SHEERNESS GAZETTE. KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. An intermediate session for the trial of prisoners, to relieve the assizes of the more trivial offences, was held at the Court-house, Maidstone, last week, before J. B. Wildman, Esq., chairman ...