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I realised that, just added a note on Carole W 's post. Not certain of where I got the parent's names from, maybe Wm's marriage

William was born in St Marylebone abt 1812, I'm looking for more info on his parents and any siblings. his parents were given as James & Sarah but I know no more. William was living at Short St Marylebone in 1840 & died of TB in 1860. He married Jane Turner in 1836 at St James Paddington, TIA Pete

ARSON IN KENT. At the Kent Assizes on Monday Albert Terry, a farmer, of Doddington, near Maidstone, was charged with wilfully setting fire to a flour mill belonging to him at Lenham, with intent to defraud. The facts were very remarkable. It was stated that about 12 months ago the prisoner drove up to the mill, which was insured, and suggested that the tenant, William Payne, should set it on fire, at the same time taking bags of shavings and placing them in the mill. Payne declined to accede to the request, and burned the shavings. In December last the mill was destroyed by fire, and on inquiries being made it was found that the prisoner purchased shavings and oil a few days before the fire. These being the principal points against him, Mr. Dickens, Q.C., who defended, endeavoured to establish an alibi, but the jury found the prisoner guilty, and he was sentenced to four years penal servitude. Cardigan Observer 30/1/1897

Not much help but Northgate Barracks was an Infantry Barracks on Military Rd Canterbury