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... Prisoner.—At No. 7, Claremont-plaoe, Burton.cres cent. Mr. Laing.—For what division the county of Kent were you Coroner « Prisoner.—Lenham. nine miles from Maidstone. Mr. Latag.—lf you are what you describe yourself be, it would have been better for you to have ...
... Association. Canterburyt Is/ Jtremory, 1831. KENT ADJOURNED GENERAL SESSION. rpHE ANNUAL GENERAL SESSION, under JL nestedo» 17th dey June, 1«I4, for ene. hliug (he Justice* lh« Proce for the Counly of Kent, to hold a General lietwon onnool'y, oflencr ...
... Rcdmam, of tile Town of Herne Boy. the perish of Herne, in die Counly of Kent, builder, dealer and chapman that now a prisoner ronlined in Maidstone Gaol, in the Count)' of Kent, for debt) end he being declared a bankrupt is hereby required to surrender ...
... which he had attended, though he had been boro in Kent, and bad spent the greater bis life within the county. The second was, that had voted last night in the minority against the reform bill bootings, and cries of off, oflP.’*) Yesterday evening be bad ...
... insisted that Gibs, was sufficient work for him and refused to mote than about half that quantity. West Kent Yeomanry.—The members of the Maidstone division of the Oxonheath squadron again assembled at the park of Lieutenant Sir lid mu ml Filmer, bart ...
... Occupiers, and Inhabitants the Eastern Divisiouof the Count> Kent—which was ordered printed. In Ihe House Wednesday, a Petition was presented from Ihe freeholderaand Inhabitants of Maidstone, in favor of Reform Parliament—ordered to be printed. the House ...
... Hazlewood, curate of Last net ham, has been appointed curate of Maidstone par vice the Rev. W. B. Harrison. yy ij The Lord Chancellor has presented the Re». « • Harrison, M.A., curate of Maidstone, to hercctoryj Gay ton in the Marsh, Lincolnshire, vacant the ...
... bearing, and ripening. The golden bop. from Farnham, in Surrey, brings the highest price in the market this may perhaps arise from the care with which they are picked there, hop hop, without being mixed with leaves, &c.; while in Kent, and other cudnties, they ...
... amounted I 0», The late George Doraett, e-q. oftliis city,'has be-> to the Kent ami Canterbury Hospital, the legacy duly which has been paid by the Misses Mr. has given lo the Kent and Canbrbury Hospital the sum of £5, being the piofits a isiug from evening’s ...
... Thomas, Elliott, Ashford; Brown, Taversham; Cordelier, Siltingboure; Wickham, Maidstone; Neales, CliemistSv Dover ; . And mos! respectable Dealers whom may had CONGBEV l-.’s GOLDEN CALM, IMPROVED SOOTHING SYRLP. This remedy posscsses superior advantage in ...
... vacancy occurs in the Kent and Canterbury Hospital, consequent upon the retirement Wm. Fitch, esq. surgeon Kb-action I—This word is in the mouth of every Tory t and if you ask for proof, you are instantly referred to the West Kent Election, and to the ...
... of his late uncle, Edward Taddy, esq. . We perceive that in tbe-canse of Sage v. Lake, H heard before the Under Sheriff, Maidstone, in July last, when the report of the case, which appeared in all the county papers was complained of by Mr. Lake, inaccurate ...