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... KENT .ASSIZES. MAIDSTONE, Friday, July 28. MURDER. The town of Maidstone perhaps never presented a more animated scene than on this occasion. Most persons who had business at the Assizes continued in town, in hopes of hearin trial of a man charged with ...
... MAIDSTONE, MARCH 12, The commission for Kent was opened on Monday. There were 17 causes set down for trial, and of these nine are special jury cases. Notwithstanding the winter assize there are upwards of a hundred prisoners for trial on the Crown side; ...
... as men of East Kent and West Kent, but as inhabitants of the noble county of Kent, to petition parliament, earnestly, undictatorially, but firmly, to preserve inviolate our glorious Protestant constitution. (Immense cheers.) Men of Kent, be loyal to your ...
... Redruth, Cornwall, cabinet maker—. Tune ,18. It. Nurcombe, Wiveliscombe, Somersetshire, boot. maker—June 10. J. Wood, Headcorn, Kent, farmer—June D. Barfield, Northampton, boot manufacturer—June 13. T. Fair. bridge, Sunderland, tailor—June 13. G. Pevemll, Sunderland ...
... Thomas, Whittersham, Kent, linen-draper, June 8, at eleven, June 15, July 17, at ten. Attrn neys, Messrs. Hoar and Beale, 'Maidstone ; or Messrs. Egan and Waterman, Essex-street, Strand. BURGESS, Richard, late of Rainharn, Kent, brickmaker, June 8, 12 ...
... Broad-street, merchant, at ten_ 5 0V. 10, W. Hopkins, Gower-street, North, St. Pancras, Plumber, at ten-Nov. 7, S. P. Seager, Maidstone, Kent, dealer and chapmaii at eleven-New. 11, N. R. Hewet, Buckingham- Plaee, Fitzroy-square, and Portland Terrace, Regent's ...
... BROWN, J., Old Kent-r oa d, vi c t u aller, Jan.lo. A. ' BENT F d d w i ich F ronm h o u n r g e e AR, H., Howfor -bui ngs, enc . i AUSTIN, W., Powis-street, Woolwich, ironmonger, t J r a e n et . , 6. n2er- BROOKES, S., Ball's Pond, Islington, nurseryman ...
... Wilford, Gracechurchstreet, boot and shoe manufacturers—W. Atkinson and G. L. Ffrench, Kit kdale, Lancashire, schoolansters—R. Barton and J. W. Palmer, Liverpool, window blind manufacturers—F Fry and P. H. Stokoe, Maidstone, Kent, surgeons—E. Bothwell and ...
... Saturday ,night. last, : between nine and ten o'clock, a man named Ambrose, .who lives at Bears ted, Kent* was stopped at the top of Lill:Jill!, near Maidstone, by three men, dressed.inbuand coloured jackets, with military buttons, No. 5, and the word Oxfordshire ...
... Mailing, boot and shoemaker, a div. of 4i4.—A. Ferguson, late of Maidstone, saddler, a div. of 34.—J. Day, late of Maidstone, boot and shoemaker, a div. of is. Crowder, late of Stanstead, Kent, farnier, a div. of ad.—G. Bishop, late of ...
... of Audley-end, Essex. • May .2, Miss Rider, daughter of Capt. Ride?, R.N. and niece of Mr. Rider, Boughton-place, near Maidstone, Kent, to Capt. Wyatt, firith Regiment. May 3, at St. Mary's, Cheltenham, F rances, youngest daughter of R. Hebert, Esq. of ...
... Burn, Sackville-street, Piccadilly, tailor. Thomas O'Brien Gleadah, Leamington, music-seller. Henry Gladwell Mortimer, Maidstone-road, Kent, builder. Joseph Scudamore, Coleford, Gloucestershire, draper. Robert Thompson, York, linendraper. William Clarke and ...