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... LINCOLN, February 1. BIRTHS. At Caenby Hall, on Wednesday the 30th ult., Mrs. Golden, of a daughter. On the 22d ult, at Louth, the lady of Mr. John L'Oste, of daughter. On Wednesday, the lady of Henry Etherington Smith, Esq. of Gainsboro', of a daughter ...
... education of those who are destined for agricultural pursuits is about being established in the vicinity of Maidstone, under the title of the Kent School of Agriculture. The course of instruction will embrace the following branches of agricultural knowledge ...
... the sum certitie.l by the Speaker of the 'louse of Commons as the amount of his costs incurred l in defending his seat for Maidstone against • petition decided by the committee to he frivolous and vexations. The decison of the court was, that the plaintiff ...
... education of those who are destined for agricultural pursuits is about being established in the vicinity of Maidstone, under the title of the Kent School of Agriculture. The course of instruction wdl embrace the following branches of agricultural knowledge ...
... they are generally of gold or silver larc, and fall the neck from amongst golden pins, with recioos stoot * : garlaods and wreaths are gem-rally twioed in the plats behind Golden acorns, poignards. and oth ...
... belonging to Chatham Bar.acks, to sell articles regimental necessaries, viz. his shirt and boots: was tint d and in default of payment, committed to Maidstone Gaol for five months. John O'Hara, well-known character in the neighbourhood of Chatham Barracks ...
... Agents already appointed —llallet and Co., 41, Ludgate-street; Wll 87, Fenc,urch street; Thomas and Co., Old Kent road; Birchrnore, 4, New Kent-road; Kusel, 67, INhiiechapel-roed ; Whiteead, 87, Min°. ; ries ; Parker, 6, Bridge-street, Larnbeth; Brown ...
... fine being forthcoming the prisoner marched to Maidstone gaol followed by large assemblage of people whose yells groans were most deafening The affair occasioned much sensation in that part of the county of Kent ADDRESS OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE CHURCH-RATE ...
... TrIEATRE, BRIGHTON. ALSO LAI)IES' AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS, SHOES. SlLIPPERS, CLOGS, AND GOLOSHlES, OF EVERY DESCRIP'TIN, SIZE, AND SH-AE. G ENTLEMEN'S and Youth's Cloth Buttoned, Clarence, Bluclcer, rnnd Oxford Boots, Nvith ?? G description of Shoes for Walk inrg ...
... Noltff firrrtp Gibcn. THAT the Trustee* of the Road leading from the Turnpike at Wrotham Heath, the county of Kent, to the Turnpike Road leading from Croydon to Godstone. in the county of Surrey,” will meet at the hooae of John Hamm, known by the sign ...
... all respectable sla’ioners in Kent and every other part of the united kingdom, and whole«alc (only) of J. Tipmarsh, Eyre-street Hill, I/oi;don. N.B. Each pen stamped “James Tidmarsh, London.” Sold J. V. HALL and SON, Maidstone. ROBINSON’S PATENT BARLEY, ...
... Norris Tring Air Joseph Gates Gt llerkhamps Air C Lambert KENT Ashford Air Tunbridgo Biddenden Air Tolhurat Deal Air Underwood Dovor Mr Williams Gravesend Mr Hythe Tiffen Lamberhurst Mr Boorman Maidstone Mr William Alargate Air Carter Ramsgate Air Hurst Rochester ...