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... Reformers of Maidstone have prevented boot, to the value of betiveen Z7O and LW to thy. editor of the Maidaome Gapqle, in approbation of hi, advocacy of their cause. At Canterbury they are about to present a bible to the editor of the Kent IhroId; and ...
... The KNIGHT of the GOLDEN LION, Groom. (Copt. J. O. Fairlie), Groom. In suit of richly gilt and emblazoned armour ; capari* ooa, &c., of blue and crimson. ***6** The Banner borne Co*. Esq. Esquire, Faqnire, Esquire, H. Wilson, Esq. Captain Punris. Captain ...
... KENTS LAHGLET. Habtmt Hon.—The harvest home lor the labourers employed on the farms on the Shcndiah estate was held on Tuesday. Dinner was provided at I o'clock, in large building at Shendish. between 80 and 90 agricultural labourers set down to it. A ...
... by one application of St. Jacobs Oil, after afi other remedies had failed. Mrs. D. Coast, of Grove Cottage, Sandway, Maidstone, Kent, says : St. Jacobs Oil has cured me of neuralgia of two years' standing. There is no bodily pain which cannot be removed ...
... CORRESPONDENCE. FARMERS AND LABOURERS.—VIII. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BUCKS HERALD. Sir, —I notice in a Kent paper report of a Labourers' Union meeting which was held a few weeks ago at Brabourne, when Mr. Moore, of Ashford, moved the following resolution: ...
... Name. Setidemte. OeemptUum. Hammond, Mrs. Elisabeth A., Nettlmtead, near Maidstone, wife of William Hamasond Hammond, Charles W., 11, Loughborough-villas, Lough- borongh-nad, Btiston, Omuemu Hammond, William, Westfield, Soane, gentleman Ham mood, William ...
... initialling. It appears (loin the official chronicle of Court news that .Sir Clark (dismi..ta , by the Duchess of Kent for hi. part in the Lady Flora flamingo scandal) has been in attendance the queen; but that her tlaje.ty not buffered bon, the inclemency ...
... George, and Sedbcigh, Kendal George Anamaey f Day, John, Maiden, Kent gentle- Mrs. Sussanah Williams, and [man Tbnnms Hayes * Day, William Gesirge, Buckingham, gentlenun Day, Joseph, Maidstone, upholsterer [draper Daynes, William Deans, Brentwood, Essex, ...
... Ter ?Ta ts James, juu. Maidstone, gentleman W AM: John, jun, Maidstone, draper Waits, Edward, semi., Maidstone, draper WARS, Henry, II itth?atreet, Chatham, druggist Watts, Mary, Maidstone, spinster Watts. Robert, Woulaliain, Kent, farmer ...
... George Francis Cooke, ouldham, Kent, and elsewhere, lime burner. Richard Williams, Dudley, shoe manufacturer. George Womersley, Derby, batter. George Bullock Portus, Liverpool, apothecary. James Hubbard Skeeles, Liverpool, boot dealer. Thomas Crow, Berwi ...
... . Mosman, Liverpool, merchant-—E. Brashier, No. 29, Chancery-lane, boot and shoe-maker—R. Morris, late of Regent-street. Piccadilly, auctioneer and planter— J. Potter, Maidstone, Kent, grocer and cheesemonger— Neale ami R. Hale.Tonley-street, Southwark ...
... C. Wilson, Manchester, woollen draper. J. J. Dovey. Si. Leonard's, Sussex, licenced victualler. bankrupts. J. Steer, Maidstone, Kent, tailow chandler, r. St. John Hudson, Wells, surgeon. K. Lowe, Preston aud Blackpool, Lancashire, working jeweller. T ...