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... AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Ac. BALLS GARRETT, Ironfounder and Engineer, Maidstone, Kent, Agent to K. Garrett and Sons, Leiatoo Iron Works, near Sasmundbam, Suffolk. CONSTANTLY on SALE, MAIDSTONE. PATENT PRIZE THRASHING MACHINES, Suffolk Lever Drills, Corn WiDDowiog ...
... EGERTON, KENT. 0 BE LET, and entered on at Michael mas next, CAPITAL and convenient FARM HOUS E, in good repair, with newly-erected barn, stable, A oasthouse, ouse, and other farm buildings, and about 88 acres of excellent arable, meadow, and hop ground ...
... stood over from the last d'sizcs. The misdomoauor imput* d the defendant was. that uj on the itearing of a plaint in the West Kent County Court, at Hartford, before Mr. Espioasse, the judge of that court, he had committed wil ul and corrupt perjury. appeared ...
... , and pron the growth ot wool. “T remain, Sir, respectfully yours, “D. JACKSON, “Mr. French, Chemist, Chatham.’’ “Smarden, Kent, May 15th, 1850. \ “Rir,—In answer te your note inquiring your opinion of the service Ar. h’s dippn ” comporition bas beew ...
... sw eeping ano found the missing spoons, ld lodge ang John Muddle found a pair of boots (produced distance from the house. ) at Yardy’ Alfred Barber identified the boots produced, by as Mall fay inside one of them, as some he had made for the Prisoner ...
... stealing otic pair of boots, value 75., the property of George Philpott, at Chatham, on Saturday evening the 27th July. Tbe prisoners were seen company together near the prosecutor's shop, aud a witness saw the prisoner Henman take the boots off hook. He was ...
... consumed ; insured in the Kent Office. ** High-street Distillery, J. Brrnehley ; dwelling bouse burned down, roof of distillery broken, end considerable damage oy water and removal; buildings, fnrniture, Ac., insured in the Kent Office. Nj. 16 in tbu same ...
... depositions she made Maidstone on the trial of Thomas Saker, pointing out their opposi'eness to what be should be able to prove by witnesses was the fact. He felt it bis duty to state that as the offence was committed at Maidstone, and out of the jurisdiction ...
... next saw Holmans at Maidstone. After Holmans, shaking her fist, said, ‘‘ I have done clear; Lam the only one that has.”* Harriet Smith deposed—that she saw Diana Holmans at Mrs. Hill’s on the evening in question. Yephen Belsey, boot and shoe maker, of ...
... will be immediately prosecuted. (Signed) R. WILKS. R. MARSHALL. WM. INGE. E. MANSER. FARMS TO BE LET, AT MICHAELMAS NEXT, IN KENT. A Large and handsome DWELLING HOUSE, and fine ESTATE, containing upwards of 900 Acres, tithe free, consisting of arable, meadow ...
... County of Kent, will be holden at the MOUSE at SAINT in the said county, within the said limits, on WEDNESDAY, the tTwenry- EIGHTH day of AUGUST instant, at One o’clock in the after- noon and the Jury returned by the Sheriff of the County of Kent to enguire ...
... Ticks, Lice, and promotes the growth of wool. Sir, respectfully yours, “D. JACKSON, “Mr. French, Chemist, Chatham.” “Smarden, Kent, May 15th, 1850. “Sir,—In your note inquiring your opinion of the service Mr. French *s dipping composition has beer to my ...