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... OLD KENT LIFE ASSURANCE and ANNUITY INSTITUTION OR COMPANY, TIJOTICE is hereby given, that the Trustees appointed i N under the Acts of Pirliamenl for dinolring the above Institution, to dispose the Surplus Foods thereof, will attend the GEORGE INN, ut ...
... eldest daugter of Mr. Jobneon, hair dres- ser, Maidstone. advanced age. On Satorday, Mrs. Worley, Havock-lane, Maidstone, at an . Monday, Henry, infant son . of Charles Hoar, esq. of King. street, Maidstone. Dec. 7, aged 76, Mr. W. Dyer, many years a carpenter ...
... were heavy yesterday. There were no reports to account for the depression. ot 8632 CANTERBURY, Ociober 14. y Meeting at Maidstone, en- that ¢ The approaching Count We have no doubt there will grosses much the # be more persons pr esent ¢ han on any former ...
... i Basiness of the wM. Depoty ree Kent. June 1828. eed See KENT LUNA TIC ASYLUM. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, T at the Annual GENERAL SESSION, to be 4 We holdea atthe New Count at MAIDSTONE, fo and for the County of Kent, oa ‘Thursday, the 10th day of July ...
... ofapprenticeship and not six weeks as he had before stated. Order quashed. Maidstone, v, Sandhurst. In this Case the Pauper had hired with iClr. Wildish, at the Bell Inn, Maidstone, as boots, chaise washer, and occasional post boy, and remained such service for ...
... respectable Kent Members, both sides in politics, denonneing this pernicious machine fur degrading British seamen—for causing those who would be loved and respected objects of teiror, contempt, ami hatred ; and fur rendering the maritime districts Kent, Essex ...
... Miss Mary Grimer. Sept. 22, at Thurnbam, Mr. G, Wilson, baker, to Mrs: Bas- sage—alsv, Mr. Parsons, boot and shoe maker, to Miss Jane Wilson, ali of Maidstone. Mareh 25, at Calcutta, Captain H. P. Cotton, Aide de Camp to General Pine, eldest son of Charles ...
... the people still firmly believe in witehes and witchcraft. fn 1652, six poor creatures, all females, were tried at Maidstone, in Kent, by the Rt. Hon, Peter Warburton, one of the Jus- tices of the Common Pleas, condemned, and hung, for this retended ...
... d are said to amount The frauds the half-pav fun tono less than £200,000. a-year. \) tra KENT ASSIZES. The Ju he-Honourable Sir James and the entered Maidston ¢ on Monday Honorable Sir John Vaughan, scorted by Sir T. M, Wilson, afternoon, about two ¢ ...
... persou who received the letter from the child, and was seen to go into the house, from the‘ circumstance of a pair of laced boot shoes having been found there, which a shoemaker named Mitchell swore that be tad made fur Barnett; a fustian thooting jacket ...