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... Hughes, Secretary to the Kent Fire Office, deposed that he had seen the female prisoner several times, but had not seen her husband until the present occasion. In the irfnnth of Januarj last an insurance was effi cted by her in the Kent Fire Office for the ...
... West Kent. City Rochester, Wednesday,—Yesterday le Messrs. Richmond and biiliocK, resumed their sitting in the Townhall. (Before Mr. Bullock.) .* Mr. Charles Thompson, magistrate, who has also gone through the office of mayor, claimed a rsght of vote ...
... at Bromley, Mr. George Cooper, of Greenwich, surgeon/ to Eleanor Henrietta, eldest daughter the late Rev. Dr. Smith, of Maidstone. August 14, in London, Mr. Solomon Phillips, of Lee Priory-, to Miss Gale, of Canterbury. DEATHS. August 18, at Dover, Mr ...
... MirMii k ukn °tli'iig, with the exception theatre, otfarecl them any amusement. YEOMANRY CAVALRY.—TtiE KENT BRJGADE. The two regiments assembled at Maidstone on Saturday last, and the town, during this week, will exhibit a scene of gaiety not witnessed for ...
... rema.nde °‘ and she few shillings, she returned to her master. was then sent about her West Kent. A. Reform Associa V° 1 f ni ary meeting was lished at Maidstone. . Charles Ellis, held at the Bull Inn, on F . ,j in the Esq., one of the Mai „ii * speeches ...
... 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 ...
... approve.” (Loud applause, tollowed by song composed expressly for the occasion. «• The health and prosperity of the Duchess of Kent,” followed, and was enthusiastically received. After the health of the remaining members of the Royal of C C .nterburyf and ...
... Ministerial measure for the Abolition of Church Rates was unanimously carried. The meeting of the East and West Kent Troops ot Yeomanry Cavalry at Maidstone, is fixed for the 80th of May. Tile review is to take place in the following week, at the Mote Park, the ...