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... On Saturday, Mr. J. N. Dudlow, one of the coroners for West Kent, held an inquest at the village p ublic house at Trosley, which is situate a short distance from the main road between Maidstone and Sevenoaks, and about midway between those places, on the ...
... can't remember whether I spoke to hor after comning back from Maidstone. I will svear I did reot see Mrs. Humphreys a second time that, day. ' On the following Saturdayl went to Maidstone ,again by my-' self. I did not know that' the woman I saw Jelose ...
... kissed her hands in I direc- tion. Azm PmaOBma, 3, Camden-street, Maidstone-I am a wateran, and on Monday, Jan. 30, I was onr a barge on the Medway. The haer was going upthe river from Maidstone towards Yalding. Joseph ?? was walking along the towpath. It ...
... inquiry at the Westminster Polile-court?- Yes ; I do. Axlsex. ,p owI-I live at No, 3, Camden-street, Maidstone, and am A bargnan I was on board the barge Maidstone the day before yesterday going up towards Tunbridge. About half-past three I was near ~amstuad ...
... ati1, at Basinghail-atrcet. Sol., Sydney, Flsbury-circus olr assig., Stansfe d, Basinghall-street. WILLIAM JAMES EPPS, Maidstone, Kent, nurseryman, ATgnst 28 at 11, and Sept. 18 at 2, at Bainghall-street. SoL, Tayloc, Scott's-yard, Londons; off. assig. ...
... agent —William Goreham and William Frederick Goretiam, Northfleet, Kent, cement manufacturers—John florist—James Miles Minster, Kent, market gardener—Anthony Bradley Xi_.il, Maidstone, brushmaker—William Tope, Brentford. builder—William Henry H&zelhurst ...
... Newcastle-upon-Tyne; off. assig., Baker, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Sept. 16. THOMAS HARRISON, Harrieteham and Maidstone, Kent, coal merchant. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. AT PORTUGAL-STREET. J, Simpson, Park-cottages, Hornsey, clerk to a railway contractor-W ...
... Alexander Butcher, Lee, Kent, boot and shoe dealer—John Mobsby, and Forest-hill, Kent, wheelwright—Henry Hacker, Greenwich, Kent, leather merchant —William John Sisley, Maidstone, Kent, dairyman—John French and ...
... Societv. 1001. ; to the British and Foreign Bible Society, lo0t. - to the West Kent Hospital at Masidstone. l0!/. ; to the Kent County Ophthalmio llo~spiuil at Maidstone, 1001. to the Home for Little Buys at Fsrningham, 1001.; to the School for the Ia- ...
... Market-place, Battersea, baker—George Cook Burry, Wallington, Surrey, musician— Henry Gooding Everest, Hoo, Kent, farmer —James lledlev, Maidstone, engineer, grocer, and beersellcr —Robert Mullev, Little Berkhampstead, Hertfordshire, late licensed victualler ...
... Society of Eng- land for competition at the Socioty's Maidstone meeting of 1898. A ?? prize of 201 a secoadprira of lOf., and a third prie of 61. is oereJ in each of the folow- ing clsses: East Kt ops, Mid Kent hops, Weald of U5 Krent hops, Farnam hops, Worcester ...
... Lucas, Wandsworth, Surrey, furnishing ironmonger— John Aveling, High-street anil York-road, Battersea, boot manufacturer —George Dann, Tunbndge Wells, Kent, butcher —John Tbirtle Colman, North Shields, dealer in bicycles- Charles Payne, Langport, Somersetshire ...