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... the county of Kent, he must tell the freeholders that they had done well. (Cheers.) The county of Kent would not lose the praise in 1831 which had acquired in 1066 by the struggle it bad made retain Its liberty. Then, now, the men of Kent stood pre-eminent ...
... disfranchised, and Kent was to have two additional members. If he had voted for the reform bill, he thought that he might venture to say without arrogance, that from the respectability of his family, from his long connexion with Kent, and from his property ...
... for the perishes of Anghtw, in the oonaty of Luoester; Msrerioa, ik tbs oeunty of Cornwall ; and for the workhoase of the Maidstone muon, the of K«nt; and also for rites for now dhnrAes and mojChipparfleld jsemwen, in the parish of Kim’s Langley, in the ...
... manner destined for their protection.** Mat 3.—The Men of Kent have triumphed. Maidstone election began this day o'clock. Mr. Robarta the banker, and Alderman Winchester, who represented Maidstone in the last Parliament, were again brought forward. Mr. ...
... trow la at utter wreck. —LhetleiUtmm Chronicle. Execution at Maidstone.—On Thurvlav morn William Allen, aged M, lahouivr, who had • pe on Ruth Uoffe Austin, wile of baker at leydd, hi Kent; and George Cropper, aged *7, soldier also convicted at tbe laatgpol ...
... It belongs William Wills. I know from a slain ta its mouth. It was mentioned in court that when Wills was committed to Maidstone Gael Saturday night the coroner’s warrant, on charge of wilful murder, said that a flute of his would be found in tbe wood ...
... die old school, won, in fine weather, powdered wig, ruffle*, silver buckles, white silk stockings, Ac., and walked with bis golden-headed cam. Thus attired, he one day visited St Paul’s, shortly having erected the statue of the benevolent Howard, tml shortly ...
... hustings.— Dublin Plain Dealer. Here is the story t Sir William Geary, the young conservative candidate for 1 West Kent, at late meeting in Maidstone, denommated his . opponents rebels;” for he declared. If all are true and i united, we shall soon send all ...
... Kawm, *nd M’NiMm. Th. radtnduon »»«• of Hor th. Qioon PJ)rWi tlu nbjoot oocoptad the ottentkm of Domgor frofl touts of Cork boot DobUo, 000 of .fur, kw> moro uorvoi if nek nolo** ...
... making up their bun. dies. The crew could then have got on shore, sad all the unfortunate women and children. When the French boot had gone, the surgeon sent for Owen, one of the crew, and ordered him get out the longboat. This was about half-past &. The ...
... in waiting, and also conducted to the Yellow Drawing-room. After the Royal Family had arrived, the Queen and the Duchess ol Kent entered the room. Her Majesty and the Royal party passed through the saloon into the large ballroom, followed the rest of the ...
... 1831. Hertfordshire.— Monday, ,28th November, Hertford. Essex.— Wednesday, 38ih November, at Chelmsford. Kent.— Monday, 6th December, Maidstone. Sussex.— Saturday, 10th December, Lsweiu Swrrev.— Monday, 19th December, Kingston-upon- Tbamcs. The lion ...