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... Curtaln-road, chair maker. Brown, G., sen., and Brown, G.. Jnn., Edgware, com dealers. Chilton, J., Knockholt, Kent, farmer. Webb, Yalding, Kent, farmer. Rathe, T. R., Bridport-place, Hoxton, draper’s assistant. Mew, J. P.. and Thome, 0., Isle of Wight, ...
... London University Resident Assistant: Mr J H C Shorthand Teacher: Mr G T COCK (Honorsman) FNPS Drill Instructor : SERGEANT KENT Successes gained at London Dublin the Royal and Aberdeen Universities Oxford Senior and Junior Cambridge Junior College of ...
... the northern side ran up Shoeburyness, and on the southern to the Isle of Sheppey, taking in Maidstone and the Militia and Volunteers attached the West Kent Regiment, well all the regulars and batteries on the water approach to London and at the great ...
... telling the maid servant that be had been sent by the station superintendent for Mr. Foster's bat and boots, the girl handed to him the bat and boots which her master was in the habit of using when making underground inspections of mines. The trick was ...
... belong to that church, but he was leaning that way. ' you ever have any bops m Maidstone r asked a London belle, who was dressing for a ball, of a country , cousin from .Kent. Oh, yea, lota was the reply, ) has forty acres of ’em. A theological student ...
... crop. Through the Weald very much the same observations apply. some of the better roils in Kent the wheat full crop, and the colour universally bright and golden. Wheat cutting was generalh commenced. There a good second crop of ebror and nil the meadow* ...
... of Mr. Kent as he entered his office nine PreciselY, and it the stool in front of bi s desk. He placed t on one aide, and opened instead a letter lying not far from It, and bearing the s mne post-mark— Redfern Bottom. The epistle ran thus : KENT,—YOU ...
... ion, and the encouragement of a peasant proprietary. Confessedly the result is disappointing, and there is no hope of the golden days of West Indian pros- perity returning. Yet it would be ungrateful to de- preciate the work of the Commission. It has ...
... family consisted of Mr Mrs second wife) Mary Kent Elizabeth Kent Constance Emily Kent (the prisoner) and Saville Kent by first wife Mary (or Minnie) Saville Francis Saville (the deceased) four Eveline Kent aged about two years There were ...
... £1000; City Lands Committee, £2OO. Loud Mauris, few days ago, intimated to the labourers employed on his estates near Maidstone, Kent, Uiat be was willing to let to them at very small rents portions of land now under cultivation for fruit, on the conditions ...
... North' ford ampton E Kent R (Ird), Pam Bum; Ist battalion Berta Regiment Canterbury (49th), Malta; 4 Sad tat, Dover ;Canterbury Ind bat lierks 1 1 1 . (6 1 6%), II LAIIC. It (4th) Wain ; Tensplemore ; Reading Lancaster lit bit R W Kent it (5081) tad bat ...
... dock, and almost in state collacse . Derby M eiltb 'W jth from Kidway were u ' b , f boots were found at w icons transit, a •» tbo six of the wftg eOD . I Maidstone belonging to tbe leaned to months p buokmakcroa well «k _ » l^ bu ‘,f,y Conna'ill for ...