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... of m» rasors. Perhaps you are not aware that I shave mv' ■elf, end brush my own clothes: I regret that I cannot mean my own boots ; for men-servants bore me and the presence of a crowd of idle feUows annora , more than I can tell yon.’ ’’—Captain Oronow's ...
... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSION. At the County Quarter Session, held Maidstone on Friday (yesterday) week, the following cases from this neighbourhood were disposed of Stealing a Waistcoat at Ommhmitb*.— Samuel Button, 29, tailor, waa ehamd with stealiDg waistcoat ...
... guilty to obtaining eight pairs boots by false pretences from Mr. J. Marsh, boot maker, High-street, Maidstone, on the 4th September; and also to forging and uttering an order for the delivery of certain goods, at Maidstone, on the 11th September,’and was ...
... useful hints; scalds ana burns; indications of disease; remedies for various diseases; eating and drinking, Ac.; the golden alphabet; golden thoughts; and a variety of usetul and interesting information necessary to the preservation of health and economy ...
... THE ALLEGED RIOT. At tbe Kent Senior., held the Court-Uoune, Huidttoue, Tbunday, the 7th in«t., before Gathome Hardy, Em., M.P., Chairman, [Edwin Sumner, George Brooke, Janies Eli Webb, Horace Jet,kino, Janut Bignell, Robert Wheatley, William Thompeon ...
... useful hints; scalds and burns; indications of disease; remedies for - various diseases; eating and drinking, &c.; the golden alphabet; golden thoughts; and a variety of useful and interesting information necessary to the preservation of health and economy ...
... officers of the Ist brigade of Kent Artillery dined together Wednesday last, at the Union Yacht Club House, Marine Parade Twenty-five officers were present. The dinner was the most splendid description. The band of the 1?, Kent (Gravesend) attended and played ...
... went in search his boots and other articles, and from information he received, he apprehended the prisoner at Mrs. Ocock's lodging-house in Churchstreet, with the boots now produced her feet. She said the soldier had given her the boots.—John Jones (the ...
... tobacco. . I Highway Robbery.— William Crittenden, 23, Emma Mackney, deposed to hearing a noise the | lab . in t i le West Kent Light Infantry night in question. She went out ot her bedroom to was for assa ulting and robbing Samuel ascertain the cause ...
... coroner’s inquiry. The second case was that of a male child, about six weeks old, found in the river Darenth, near I'artford, Kent, the head of which had been cut off. This body also awaits a coroner’s inquiry, but that both infants have been foully murdered ...
... train; he sent six pairs by her, and on the next day hearing nothing of the boots went and saw Mrs Schooling, who is a customer of his, and she denied all knowledge of the boots, the prisoner had formerly lived there as servant, but she did not the day ...
... t, with hard labour. John Welsh, a hop-picker, was charged with refusing to pay Is. (id-, bis fare from Maidstone to Gravesend, on the North Kent line.—Mr. Woodcock, station-master, attended on behalf of the company to watch the case.—The case against ...