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... sessions ot Kent for the opinion of this Court, and the question raised was whether the justices of Kent were liable to be assessed to the Maidstone Improvement rate in respect of the County gaol, situate Maidstone. The afiairs of the county of ...
... correspond with the boots duced. I have been a shoe-maker. I did not see the shoes until the Monday. I saw the same foot- marks from the place where the geese were found to the prisoner’s house and back again. The trousers and boots appeared as if they ...
... might be mide to ascertain the truth of their statement. Both the prisoners belonged to Chatham garrison. Ist Kent peaceful in- habitants of Maidstone were somewhat 8 ised ufter the dark on Friday evening last by the martial notes of Je resounding at all parts ...
... lover Hospital, where he received prompt attention. Kent Militia and Yeomaxrt Cavalry.— j The regiments of Artillery and West Kent light Infantry Militia are under orders to assemble at Dover and Maidstone simultaneously on Monday, the 22nd of April, for ...
... into his room upstairs to look for the gun, but it was gone.—Committed for trial at the next East Kent Quarter sessions. MAIDSTONE.—BurgIary. —At the Maidstone Petty Sessions Saturday (before E. Stacey, Esq., in the chair, H. Argles and R. Cooper, Eaqrs. ...
... EAST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. The Summer Sessions for East Kent were held on Tuesday last, J. B. Wildman, Esq., occupied the chair, and during the day the following Justices attended :—Sir B. W. Bridges, Bart., M.P., W. Delmar, N. H. D'Aeth, T. Hilton, ...
... Friday last the members of the 4th Kent Volunteer Artillery (Ca]>t. Magnus), and the 22nd Kent Rifles (Capt. Comyn), assembled on the Recreation Ground at m., and proceeded on the march, headed by the band the 4th Kent, to Queenborough, for battallion drill ...
... was lodging at the Eight Bells, had a pair of boots. I went to the Eight Bells, where, from the description Macaulay had given me, I found Brown, and took him into custody. He was wearing the military boots he has on. tie said he had had them from Macaulay ...
... imjtriaonmcnt. The money was paid. MAIDSTONE.—UnIawfuI Pro- PEKTY. —At the Police Court, on Tuesday, John W. .Shepherd Norton, Arthur Weston, !Stone-street, and Samuel Stonham, were chargud by Mr. S. Day, one the Maidstone County Court bailiffs, with unlawfully ...
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... Gentlemen 425. the Half-doeen. Dovor, November Ist, 1861. NOTICE. OLDING BUTLER, of the Golden Boot, SELLING OFF the whole of his Stock of First Class BOOTS and SHOES a Reduction of 25 per Cent., being very much under Prime Cost. 172 fc 173, SNARGATE ...
... Charles Stephenson, sergeant orderly-room clerk to the East Kent Militia. From the complainant's statement it ai>peared thai oa the previous Tuesday the defendant went to the station of the East Kent Militia staff with a mar named Millgate, whom took as a ...