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... LIBBRAL DEMOYSTRATiON AT MAID- I STONE. Yesterday a festival took place at Maidstone to celebrate the return of Messrs. Lee and Bexton, the Liberal members for that borough. At one o'clock a procession was formed at the Railway Station, comprising about ...
... FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT ON THU NORTH KENT RAILWAY. LOSS OF TWELVE LIVES. A fearful accident took place on Sunday night, about half-past ten, near the Lewisham station of the North Kent Railway. The particulars of this unfortunate accident, so far as we could ...
... of 2d. in the pound, payable at the offlce of Mr. C. d: Maidstone. Samuel Stonham, late of Maidstone, Kent, butnher, a d of 4dhd. in the pound, payable at tbeoffie of S,Ir. C. SCuDa5C Maidstone. Henry Burr, lateof LooseiHeist, plunaber, a dirsdel+d t ...
... PETITIONERS. James Cole, of Worplesdon, Surrey, ?? Croden, of Bury Port, Carinarthenahire, railway and general ?? Delo, of Maidstone, Kent, basket maker -Benjamin Greaves, of Far Town, Yorkshire, cart driver- Benjamin Newbould, of Bradford, Yorkshire, labourer- ...
... RoP INTELLiGENCE. 0 MAIDSTONE.-The present season bids fair to present to us one of the most remarkable ever known in the history of the hop growth. There has been no fly, no honey-dew, no lice, and mould only in one or two localities. We do not mean ...
... HOP IR7ELLIGENCE. MAIDSTONE.-The hoppers get over the ground with un- profitable rapidity, and the general complaint is that the hops come down short of expectation. There are, however, many exceptions, where the hops have improved within the last week ...
... HfOP INTELLIGENCB. (FROMix TE[H MAIDSTONE JTOURiNAh. MAIDsToNE.-Now that picking has generally commenced in this district, it is found the hops do not come down so, well as was at one tirne anticipated ; and the backers of a £270,000 duty are more runmerous ...
... [This article is substituted for that which appeared in the Gazette of March 17.] By the Lord-Lieutenant of the County of Kent-West Kent Light Infantry Reginmeut of Militia-William Waring Gwillim, Gent., to bd Ensign, vice Townsend, ap- pointed to the Royal ...
... Gracechurch-street, City, boot and shoe ?? Atkinson and I George Lawrence Ffrench, of Kirkdalk L ancashire, school- I n asn I Robert Barton and John Wiiam Palmer, of 1 Liverpool, *indowv blind ?? Fry and Paul Henry Stokoe, of Maidstone, Rent, ?? I Rothwell ...
... Suffolk, ?? Ga~adino, of llkeston, Derbyshire, fruiterer- Samuel Bishop, of Tenbury, Worccstors~lire, ?? Butler, of Ashford, Kent, boot and shoe ?? Hiatt, of Stonrten, Watrwiclshire, timber dealer-Alfrea: Hnynte, of Ilnington, Warvickzhire, ?? Barr, or' Fromne ...
... 26-John Wilkinson, o' Sittinlghorne, Kent, and Burgess-hill, near Brighton, railway contractor, I November 25-Eliza Medland, of 27, Cheapside, eating- house-keeper, November 28-Richard Bell, of 12, Greek- street, Soho, boot and shoe manufacturer, November ...
... and Cro- marty Regiment of Militia.-Lieutenant James Stewart to be Adjutant. By the Lord-Lieutenant of the County of Kent.-East Kent Regiment of Militia.-George Edward Askew HoldE. worthy, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Walter, resigned. By the Lord-Lieutenant ...