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... present lately confirmed. An inquest was held at the Kent County Prisons on Monday the body of William Prall, aged 19, labourer, who died on th« 6th inst. Deceased was tried at the April West Kent Sessions, 1865, and sentenced to two years' imprisonment ...
... the Maidstone petty sessions Joseph Follett, 13, and John Follett, aged 9, were charged with stealing a pair of boots from the shop dtor of Mr. Smith, clothier, of Week-street, on Monday evening. The younger firisoner was observed to take the boots, his ...
... Ramsgatc; Rose, Cantebury ; Royal Albion, Deal; Royal George, Folkestone ; and the Star, Maidstone; and of the Auctioneers, 55, Chancery Lane, London. DOVER, KENT. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND. MR. WHITTINGHAM instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the ROYAL ...
... Court, Charles Baltcn was charged with stealing co.it. pair of boots, and other articles belonging to William Harrison, miliatiaman, who had been staying for the last month at the Golden Lion, King's Bridge. The goods were stolen on Saturday night from ...
... deacent. Jealousy was the cause of the sad 11 appears that Col.-Sergeant Hopson of tbe Wast Kent Militia, who was on a visit to a relative living at Maidstone, on Saturday night retired to rest about hia usual time. After going to hia room he had occasion ...
... in the morning's birth So sung the poet Wordsworth, J so thought the 43rd (Benenden and Rolvenden) company, sth Battalion Kent Volunteers, wnen on Tuesday they mustered for parade on Benenden Green, at five o'clock in the mom ing. The assembly was sounded ...
... been convicted of a similar offence at Wandsworth. The Bench remanded the prisoner. Fbeemasonby Kent.—The annual preparatory meeting of the Freemasons of Kent was held on Friday afternoon, at the Rosherville Hotel, Gravesend. the unavoidable absence of ...
... six months, himself' in £20, and |two| sureties in £10 each. * CRANBROOK. Bible Society.—The annual meeting of the Weald of Kent Auxiliary Bible Society was held at the infant school-room, Sissinghurst, on Friday evening last. The chair was taken by the ...
... bard labour. are glad to learn that it is contemplation to hold fete during the present summer, at Maidstone, In aid of the West Kent General and Kent County Ophthalmic Hospitals, In no way could pleasure and usefulness be more happily combined. The Great ...
... or Laced Boots, 16s. 6d. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF BOOTS MADE TO ORDER. THISELTON S WINE VAULTS. Wine for the Million ! Wine for the Connoisseur s. d. s. d. Good Sound Claret per Doz. 12 0 Dinner Sherry per Doz. 18 0 St. Emelion (Old) 18 0 Golden Sherry 24 ...
... on the part of Mrs. Baldwin, sister of Mrs. Durrant. MAIDSTONE On Sunday evening, the Bth inst., fatal accident befel a man named Thomas Loneley, who was in the enplov of Mr. John Larking, of Maidstone, as carman. Deceased started on a journey, and stopped ...
... made order for the payment of £15, the sum claimed, and costs. THErr of Pair Boots. —At the City petty sewiens, on Monday, James Miles was charged with stealing pair of boots, the property of Charles White, the of July last. The theft took place from the ...