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... WEST KENT. On the lGth ult. Robert Clements, Esq. was unanimously elected Mayor the City of Rochester; T. Patten, Esq. (re-elected) Coroner; and Messrs. Tuff and Anderson were (re-elected) Constables for the year ensuing—without opposition. Lord and Lady ...
... or ing a pair of half boots at Deptford.—lmprisoned one mo a in the house of correction, and to be twice privately whipped Robert Freeman, Samuel Baker, and John Brindly, for ste i ing a saw and other working tools at Maidstone.—Seven yea transportation ...
... THE RICH GARDEN OF KENT. its distant meadows and running trout stream extending to the '•kins Scvenoaks. The disposition of the home ground has met for many long year the yielding testimony of little host ol admirers: and from the more elevated spot the ...
... local Intelligence* RESISTANCE to CHURCH-RATES. (WEST KENT QUARTER-SESSIONS.— MaidSTON*. (Before J. Jacobs, Esq., and other Magistrates}. Nichola* Chatjieli, Zakiriah Baker and Taylor (not in custody), were indicted for riotoualy and tumult«- ously, ...
... committed by the Justices for tl c county of Kent, at their Petty Sessions holden at the office of Messrs. Twopeny and Essell, for trial at the ensuing Assizes at Maidstone, for stealing a pair of half boots from the shop of John Sullivan, at Chatham, ...
... Yesterday the Commission of Assize was opened at Maidstone. There are upwards of eighty prisoners for trial. It will be seen that Mr. Goodban intends to give three subscription Concerts during the season at Bellinghat r's Assembly Rooms ; tbe first of ...
... PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. ANTED, a steady Lad, as an APPRENTICE to a BOOT and SHOEMAKER ; also a young Man as JOURNEYMAN, good tradesman. Apply (if letter, post paid), to John Pellett, Boot and Shoemaker, Sheldwich. WANTED, In a Clergyman's Family, A FOOTMAN ...
... offer ba made for the Freeholds), TWO of the roost in the HIGH STREET, at MAIDSTONE, the County Town of Kent. The one adjoining the Star Mir (now in the occupation of Mr. Steer, Tallow Chandler), conprising large SHOP and DWELLING HOUSE, with roomy and extensive ...
... KENT ADJOURNED GENERAL SESSION. THE ANNUAL GENERAL SESSION, under an Act passed on the 17th day of June, 1814, for enabling the Justices of the Peace for the county of Kent to hold a General Session annually, or oftener, for levying and applying the Rates ...
... WEST KENT. The charges for labour in Woolwich dock-yard are reduced more than one-half in the present year. The workmen under twenty years' servitude have been discharged without pension ; but those who have served longer time receive 201. a-year. Those ...
... Kentish MEMBEKS.—Not a Member connected with Kent voted for postponing the bill which continues the Bunk of En* gland monopoly. Nor for the making the duration of the Char» t»-r five, instead of ten years. J. Halcomb, esq. voted against the clause making ...
... GAME LISTS. COUNTY OF KENT. PERSONS who have obtained GAME CERTIFICATES for the Year 1833. List (I) General Clhtificaies at ,£3.135. fid. each. Austin, George, Canterbury* Homewood, Edward, Tmmial. Amos, Richard, Or*. Hunt, Thomas, Lsirwhem- Adams, G ...