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... KENT LENT ASSIZES. On Monday the Commission w as opened at Maidstone, the new Session House, Lord Chief Justice, Tindal and Mr. Justice Vaughan, the Judges of Assize, accompanied the High Sheriff and the usual attendants. The Mayor and several members ...
... the of Kent Canal, for which tbe late Mr, Rennie surveyed aline which would have been for upwards of forty miles without lock. From Tunbridge direct and Advantageous line offers for Brsncb to Maidstone by tb* valley of the Medway, by which Maidstone would ...
... through or near the following towns and places, viz.:—Gravesend, Rochester, Faversbam, Sandwich, gad Deal, with branches Maidstone, Sheeroess, Ramsgate, god Margate. JAMES VALLANCE, London, March 15, 1836. Solicitor for the Bill. NOTICE. —If Mr. VAUX, ...
... Nurse's Vade Mecum. Dr. Andrews also recommended its use as a Preventive. Mr. A. Maeintyre, aged 65, No. 3, Silver-street, Golden-square, cured of Gutta Serena. Mr. P. Sanderson, No. 10, Harper-street, Leeds cured of cataract. Mr. H. Pluckwell, Tottenham-house ...
... Jury returned a verdictlofiacquittal. HOME CIRCUIT.—MAIDSTONE, MARCH 15. The learned Judges, Sir N. C. Tindal and Mr. Justice Vaughan, opened the commission for holding the assize for the county of Kent on Monday last, and proceeded to business yesterday ...
... Weald of Kent ' • which The late Mr Renme surveyed a line which would «•* ci, for upwards of forty miles without a lock. ?? T unhndge a Line has been surveyed to Maidstone, and is ' dari; advantageous as to levels. By this means Maidstone ■•'■'» reached ...
... Alfred Baker Cutfield, of Deal, Kent; Edward Bennett, of Stodard Lodge, near Chapel-I.h4elrith; Richard Holmes of -Birtall, Yorkshire; Edward George, of R oc h ester ; J ose ph Dunn. near Manchester. SPRING, ASSIZES. - MAIDSTONE, Maucu 17. (Before Mr. Justice ...
... Allnutt s : J. N. Lar.e, 1/. At the Golden Ball : Miss Smyth, 10s. rrom a Lady |. Given by a Gentleman, 11. At Mr. Allnutt's: by a Gen leman, I. At Mr. Walkington's: by Miss Connor, of Eshlin Hall. 1/ At the Golden Ball : A. C . 55.. Mr. B . 1/. ; R. ...