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... prepare the return, which must have of considerable trouble, and to submit it lo •» vestry, previous to its being sent to Maidstone within 15 or hours the time the vestry being called and which could Dot have been complied with but for railway communication ...
... three o'clock, a fire of a disastrous character broke out in the premises belonging to Mr. Hope, a boot and shoe maker, of Tranquil place, Blackheath, Kent. The flames were first discovered by one of the police constables of the R. Division, who lost no ...
... et, London, from Eleven till 0 .9.. as ?Immix,. tram M 0.., Ca KENT COUNTY MEETING.—The following circular has been sent, we believe, to nearly every farmer in West Kent:— The West Kent Committee most earnestly solicit your early attendance at the county ...
... t, London, from till Tara ala PT's to or Ponds,* from $o (Pre KENT COUNTY MEETING.—The following circular has been sent, vie believe, to nearly every farmer in West Kent:-- The West Kent Committee most earnestly- solicit your early attendance at the ...
... one great ovation — beheld yesterday a large assemblage of the freeholders and inhabitants ofthe county of Kent, and of the towns- men of Maidstone, convened by the High Sheriff to take into consideration the present condition of agriculture, and the measures ...
... least great ovation—beheld yesterday a large assemblage of the freeholders and inhabitants of the county of Kent and of the townsmen of Maidstone, convened by the High Sheriff, to take into consideration the present condition of agriculture, and the measures ...
... for trial. The Court was densely crowded. Tounty MAIDSTONE. AccrpeNt.—On Wednesday last an accident happened to Mrs. Sinitherman, who is upwards of seventy years age, residing in Brewer street, Maidstone. She was in the act of sweeping away the snow from ...
... William Johnson, Saint &Earls, Hertfordshire, hat mannfact urcr. Samuel Stoaham, Maidstone, butcher. Sarah Jules, Roding!on, ShropThirP, farmer. Francis Phillips, Ilol'oorough, Kent, blacksmith. Mordecai El:: is, Blyton Carr, Lincolnshire, farmer. Richard Tanner ...
... know all about that, | could have told you what you was to do.” (laughter), The superintendent said she was a woman from Maidstone. Kent ConTinuaTiIoNn.—A numerous and influential meeting of the inhabitants of Deal and Wal- mer took place on Monday, at the ...
... (North Kent) Railway Company.-We understand, from official information, that the action now pending between the parish authorities and the above Company, for the stopping up of Cross-street. will be tried at the next General Quarter Sessions Maidstone, to ...
... the best WELLINGTON BOOTS, of the finest Bordeaux calf, either for dress or walking, elegant in form, soft as velvet, and durable as the stoutest leather ;°per pair, 1.. Is.; Second Quality, 16s. Gd.; Patent Varnished Dress Boots, H. Is.; Gentlemen's ...
... William Johnson, Saint Albans, Hertfordshire, hat manufacturer. Samuel Stonliam, Maidstone, butcher. Sarah Juckes, Rodington, Shropsh re, farmer. Francis Phillips, Holborough, Kent, blacksmith. Mordecai Elwis, Bljton Ciirr, Lincolnshu-e, farmer. Richard Tanner ...