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... adjournment on the ground that a material witness in the case was absent, viz.: man named John Paxton, who was now living at Maidstone, Kent, and who was the driver of one of the vehicles. s His Honor adjourned the case, observing it would scarcely be proper ...
... under the necessity of forcing the door open in order to apprehend him. He was then taken to the house, and his boots were compared with some boot marks which were left on the sofa, which corresponded, and were taken out and produced in evidence against him ...
... Osborn's, Mr. J. Whitlock's, Miss Paybody's, Mr. Revis's, Mrs. White's, Mr. D. Morgan's, Mr. Cooper's, at the Golden Lion, the Swan, Boot, Bell, and other publichouses. At the church a large number of diamondshaped panes were also broken. During the ...
... committed suicide, cannot present be ascertained. Supposed Murder in Kent.—On Saturday, Mr. Dudlow, one of the coroners for West Kent, held an inquest at Trosley, between Maidstone and Sevenoaks, on the body of a female unknown, found in an advanced state ...
... steam to assist SHOCKING MURDER A WOMAN IN KENT.—On trains up the heavy gradients northwards. Shortly Saturday. Mr. J. N. Duillow, one of the coroners before one o'clock on Sunday morning the driver for West Kent, held an inquest at the village public went ...
... pair of boots which was produced in court. would swear to the boots, but was not sure about the handkerchief. Mary Ann Ilerrett said she was the wife of the prosecutor, Richard Herrett. When she left her house on the 24th of April she saw the boots and the ...
... of the Isl of July, and stealing therefrom* three pairs of boots, a watch, and other articles, of the value of three pounds; also with stealing from the workshop of Reuben Barnes two pairs boots and some leather, value 10s. It appears that soon after the ...
... et extra was quiet, at about late rates. lid and East Kent, Slough ., • • 61120 .. 23 .. 30 .. 56 .. .. 923766 .. Th e t h at nee dy o w sem Sunday a Ire hake ant at All :11 to £l4; Weald of Kent, All te 512 :12 ; IUI - 001E'S CASHMERE BALM is arrive ...
... increase, £5.802. Great Western, £81,334; ase over corresponding week year, £1,039. RTH Bucks Rifle Corps—The rifles belonging kent nave heen delivered to the members to be at their private residences. This has been adopted Measure of precaution in consequence ...
... follows :—Home—Lord Chief Justice Sir A. J. E. Cockburn and Mr. Justice Byles—Hertford, February 27th ; Chelmsford, March 2nd; Maidstone, March 9th; Lewes, March 16th; Kingston, March 23rd. Norfolk.—Mr. Baron Martin and Mr. Baron Bramwell—Leicester, March 2nd ...
... Abingdon. Gentleman * Hammond Mrs E „ ~ „ W Hammond JsettleBtead near Maidstone, wife of Hammond Horace John, Eltham Kent S E, Farmer F m a°rmei J &Dd Harriet Cnapel Eltham Kent SE, Hammond II and Horace, Chapel Eltham S Hammond Miss S X, High-street ...
... Cambridge, Clerk Crispe Miss Anne, 179 Barnsbury-road Islington, N. Spinster Crispe William Alfred, Maidstone, Gentleman Crispe W A, Cri3pe H, and Crispe E, Maidstone, Gentle- Crockford Jonathan, Chatham, Coal Merchant [men Croft Thomas, Bracknell Berks, Esquire ...