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... THE MURDER NEAR MAIDSTONE. Henry Hoots, 3D. a tall, powerful, labouring man, having the appearance of navvy, has been charged upon an indictment. and also upon the coroner's inquisition, with the wilful murder of a certain woman whose name was unknown ...
... THE CONDEMNED CONVICTS IN MAIDSTONE OAOL. The proceedings at the Kent winter ami zee were invested with padnlnl interest this year, from the unusual number of serious cases (or trial; and two of the criminals were left for death. One of these, Ann Lawrence ...
... North tween Street, Bcllset. Ertnblirficd 1!» 0. ARMY BOOTS. Q.x>d appearance, aoun.l, auiWlle for all nari k.UBl. wear Well tepa.red Slate thor studded or plain bottoms - end P-0., . to IfcdfSri Boot Work., 2-. Bedford lrcet 'ommerc.al rood, 'Loudon, E ...
... 2nd V.B. West Kent. This was the whole This entire force comprised some men. General Good enough's infantry, and his artillery oon- Colonel Sterling had a little over 4000 men, sisled of a six-gun field battery of the 3rd Kent Jh« East Kent Yeomamy, Artillery ...
... service in the^ Chester circuit, was appointed, in to a circuit embracing Lambeth rr„„i Gravesend, Maidstone, Tunbridge tv!,!’ and other places in Kent. s> There are judges who not .e , , possess a gram of humour in their -T, , up.” Sir Edward Parry is ...
... Sept. 21. THE HOP HAKTEST IN KENT. The Special roireepondent of the Paily Setes. writing from Ditton, near Mahlatone, gives the followliig Interesting account the hop hanreat in Kent: I should like well to be * hop-farmer of Kent this year. The genial, p ...
... e. Four generations of the family of Police- constable Harry Lepper, who is retiring after twenty-five years (Kent), have served in the Kent Police. Mrs. Clara Weir, of Burton-on-Trent, a vj*iw-woman, who for over fifty years was a familiar figure on ...
... SIHRTS. from 1/IU. »o » - , „ • c-* a-Hes’ and Children’s. Mens and d»oys ■ ; 0 , «noFS in every size and quality. Ladies BOOTS and y Walkin dltto , from 2/11. 110 ¥?i™u'i CANVAS SHOES, 2,2. Children’s from l/da- PEERLESS GLOSS _ SAVAGE'S POLISH 2M, CLOSE ...
... leather. Sew one end of shoe lace—cut off the tag first—to the top of the boot, and then thread its other end through the shanks of the buttons, one after the other arranged in the boot, finally sewing it firmly below the la«t button. Thia method saves many ...
... as Air. Brown shot out, the visitor walked in. He shook hands with Mr. Kent, with an air of great affability, and then placed a small roll of papers on the table. There, Mr. Kent! Those are the confounded deeds, or leases, or something, which Mr. Ingestre ...
... 'or Prirate Trealyofall Prnnprtv Estates managed and Kents ooiieciea. Aatnf/or the Alliance Life and Fire Aisurance Office and the General Bail Storm Ineuranee Scaety WANTED, APPRENTICE to the Boot and Shoe trade.—Apply at the office of thie WANTED, a ...
... Soham BOOTS AND COEN. Clara 20. Brat four Mangolds (long rod), 65., Mr J. Wells, Tannington; 2nd, 2s. 6d., Mr. J. S. Clarke’ Worlingworth; 3rd, la, Mr. J. Thurlow, Hscbeston. Class 21. Beat four Mangolds (long yellow), 2nd, 2a. «d., Mr. J. C. Kent; 3rd ...