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... KENT LENT ASSlZES.—Concluded. M A LICIOL SLY KILLING A MAKE.— John Baker, 17 , farm labourer, was indicted, together with James , 16, farm labourer (the bill against whom was ignored by the Grand Jury) for maliciously killed a mare, the propeity of Mr ...
... the magnificent collection of birds presented to the Corporation by Dr. Plomley, of Maidstone. Mr. John (Solder, of Ewell, was already in attendance to exhibit a golden crested wren's nest, which he had found suspended to some very small twigs. The delicate ...
... (owing the boot in the WU ho) Toy improper, sad OM ow menee on this i oint was *toy unsathdatiory. The wife e„n„b,,rated hi, t iaiderice, editing that direttly foraniark..he notes tee the prisoner. having before 6 pia olintty in his boots. In one of there ...
... 116,, EAST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. These sessions were held on Tuesday, before J. B. Wildman, Esq., Chairman, and the following gentlemen:—W. Delmar, Esq., Captain Groves, J.O. Wildman, Esq., Matthew Bell, Esq., T. 11. Mackay, Esq., the Rev. N. Toke, J ...
... City, umbrella manufacture - . E. Low, Fleet-street, licensed virtu Alm% C. Omer, Oxford-street, watehmsker. W. Nauss, Maidstone, Kent. brewer. B. Canes, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, general factor. F. II P and J Brktol, wine merchants. J. Munk, F.lland ...
... FROM LONDON GAZETTE. BANIERUPTS.—FaIDAy, DEcsizza 21. WILLIAM MIATAN 14, Mark-lane, City, wine merchant. Josue Joyce, Bromley, Kent, baker. THOMAS 48, Murray-street, Boxten New Town, Middlesex, straw hat manufacturer. and FRIDERICK WILLLAm Kum, 80, Long-acre ...
... prices to obtain a chart of their patronage._ The Glue, China, Earthenware Trade carried on as Warehouse through the Shop. CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, H 'OH STREET, ASH Ft IRD. PEI.LATT to offer t.. the Public generally ii large Stock of Ladies', Gentlemen' ...
... The meeting broke up after giVW. three hearty cheers for the Queen. KENT COUNTY HOSPITAL.—A feeling has been for some time extensively entertained amongst the working classes of Kent that the gratuitous and disinterested services of Mr. Woolcon, as honorary ...
... for country walking, of the best manufacture. Ladies' gentlemen's and Children's Boots and Shoes of ever/ description suitable for the season. Alen's strung Home-made Boots and Shout. J. AVERY'S AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, HIGH STREET, ASHFORD. 11\T CP TRAINS. ...
... - ___________.- __ - ._. _ I. : i Zviii4 . No. 226.] SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5 1859. I. I.' N a. SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY.—NORTH KENT TRAINS. - - --- 1.2.-1,42. 311;2.2 1.211 k •_ll 44 Ii f 1.3,61,3.14 Oa Stusaarbli 142.3 ISt 1.1.4 El It I 1.2 .2,111.2.1114 ...
... respected minister of ; the ltlackfriars chapel, the R. E. 13. MaeleUitn,' who is about removing to Maidstone. Py this arrangement the Liberal party of Maidstone will have ' the acquisition of a gentleman who has always, while in Canterbury, fearlessly stood ...
... appeus trio a return moved for by Mr. C M.P. =Lauf FROM THE LONDON OAZETTE. Fes. 19. J. City, wareleamestan. W Bosley Reath, Kent ismer. 11, irket, auctioneer. J. Nous, Nernharnetreet, tioodroiMa-Selde manufacturer. A. ACKIRIIIa Strand, print.ll t. K.01 ...