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Goudhurst
CENSUS 1851
RICKEN William, Stone Pound, age 28, Inn Keeper.
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Globe 19 March 1818.
CROWN SIDE, BRIGHTON.
William Kemp, Isaac Kemp, and John Company, were indicted for a burglary
in the dwelling-house of William Elliott, a shoemaker, at Ticehurst, in
the night of the 12th of December, and stealing therefrom 16 pairs of
half-boots and a quantity of shoes.
The robbery was discovered in consequence of the prisoner,
Isaac Kemp, putting up to raffle a pair of half-boots at a public-house
in the parish of Goudhurst. This produced further inquiry -- all the
Prisoners were apprehended, and the remainder of the property found in
their possession.
The evidence was rather defective as to Wm. Kemp's guilt, but the other
Prisoners were both found Guilty.
Death.
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Sussex Advertiser, Saturday 15 September 1866.
Cranbrook Petty Sessions.
Thomas Russell, of Goudhurst, innkeeper, was charged with having in his
possession on the 14th August, 5 pewter measures, not incorrect, but
which had not been stamped.
Fined 1s. and 12s costs. |
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