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... continued >Wgard, or only answered by unfeeling attempts at » miserable pleasantry. Let it seen, by a rigorous application of the golden rule of free trade to every subject, through every department of the state, that it is inconsistent with the welfare, and ...
... Thursday morning between Nine and Ten o’clock.—Jan. 11. KENT AND CANTERBUITV HOS-PITaL. Admitted, in-patients, l» ; ditto, oul natanlt. la. Discharged, in-patienU. ; dhtn, ienta. IS. Kemaiu. ing the boots, in-paUeals, ; ditto, out-patients, ipo. aenncies (or ...
... evergreena. T»« E»OIN* 01* TBI NOBTM KmWT Railway.—Many penon* •i»p«»r iocreduloo* m to tb« dc'kil* • rooAOAjr eogioo the North Kent lino* which owr l»*t. the ebieoce of the elighicet •ccideol taking plucr, end the errengewente, courage, and presence of oaiod ...
... surgeon, baring, Kent, to Kate, secoud daughter of tbe late Anthony Dei. t, Esq., and granddaughter the late Thomas Dent, Esq., of Kirkby Lonsdale. Pakkb-Kipping.*Jan. 24, the Rev. J.J. penny, Charles Parker, Esq., of Tollbridge. Kent, Jan >, third daughter ...
... Rectery, Ley- BOURNE, Kent, who died on the 24th day of JANUARY, 184¢, is requested to send the particulars thereof to WIL- LiAM BEALE, Esa., his Executor. HOAR, BEALE, anp BOAR. Maidstone, January 25, 1850. TH LARGEST STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES IN THE COUNTY ...
... take the landlords of the county of Kent—a county which is called throughout the world, ‘‘ The garden of England.”’ “J (“So it is.’’) thank you for saying so,”’ (pursued Sir Edmund.) Now, though some of the land of Kent near the metropolis brought a high ...
... from Strood v Rochester. There is no great harm in this. A u through North Kent, from Strood to Sitting.wipe, l ave rsharu, Canterbury, and Dover, is ull The inhabitants of Maidstone. Rochester, towns can afford wait little longer, *«D2 the facilities which ...
... will the demolition of the old Custom-house, s> an ares lor the u-e of li»c wor-men. A t*» purtiameiit in favor of the North Kent Cocttinmitiun K dlway was voted the Rochester Town Council 'ln.n-.iuy. dividend meet!op in the c.'.«* F. Reed, draper, took ...
... = R. SMITHE, of Eastling, Fa versham, Kent, has e now a supply of MIXED NA TURAL GRASSES and TREFOILS, gathered under his own sn which be can warrant to produce the be perintendence, st of Permanent Pasture, at the free-trade price of 20s. per acre, delivered ...
... Easter, Letters ad. ressed to A. B., Mr. Barliag’s, High Street, Maidstone, will receive im cation is entertained, mediate attention, if the appli- The family reside within two miles of Maidstone. EE ad JUST PUBLISHED, BY DESIRE, Price 28, 6d., DES PAPILLONS: ...
... SONS, London. i le vf | ny \ a | v {hd ae NV | KENT. ADJOURNED GENERAL SESSION, ANNUAL GENERAL SESSION, under an Act passed in the year 1814, for enabling the Justices of the Peace for the County of Kent to hold a General Session annually, or oftener ...
... Lewisham, Kent. Hepecock—Kippinc.—Feb. 28, at St. Botolph church, Alders- gate, by the Rev. Michael Gibbs, Mr. Edwin Hedgecock, of Rochester, to Emma, fifth daughter of Willian: Kipping, Esq , Golden-green, Hadlow. DEATHS. 3, in King street, Maidstone, Mrs ...