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... Clinch's offer, and the only question was .13 the fence. Mr. Linom objected to the erection of anything approaching to fence. Mr. Boots, considering the offer was very reasonable one, recommended its reception. The Town Clerk.—Then we had better secure the same ...
... AGRICULTURE. THE CORN TRADE. The beautiful and copious rains the past week have really been golden showers for the country, though some early haymakers have been caught the midst their work, but perhaps with little damage eventually to their samples. ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. OW-N COURT. {Before the don. G. HOUSEBREAKING 3ITTINGBOURNE. William Wilson, 32, groom, indicted for housebreaking and stealing albs, bacon and two pairs of boots, the property of Mr. George Longe, Miltonnext-Sittingbourne, on 25th ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZE. The Commission of the Summer Assize waa formally opened on Monday afternoon by Mr. Justice Blackburn. His Lordship arrived in Maidstone the 4.40 p.m. train, where his carriage awaited him and conveyed him to his lodgings. He was there ...
... Picxxbs.—ln anticipation of large influx of people from the East-End of London into Kent, during the hop-picking season, a number of gentlemen, with the rector of Maidstone at their head, hsve formed themselves into committee for the employment, and improvement ...
... Crundwell, Rum Wood-green, Langley, near Maidstone, Kent, grocer. Sept. 23, James Tolhnrst, Eyhorne-street, Hollingbourne, Kent, boot and shoe maker. Sept. 23, Edgar Cruttenden, Pndsoie-lane, Mote-road, Maidstone, ...
... Down sheep, and Earl Darnley a pen of West Country Downß. These pens Downs were more attractive to the eye than the pens of Kent sheep; the animals were, indeed, beautiful creatures, and prepared for exhibition with much care. They attracted a very large ...
... the Cathedral, the Mayor being absent:—Aldermen Austin, Marten, Bateman, and W. J. Cooper; and Councillors Coppin, Dance, Boots, Lyons, Beer, and Crow. The procession was accompanied by the Clerk of the Peace and other officers of the Corporation. The ...
... KENT COUNTY POULTRY ASSOCIATION. The first exhibition nnder the auspices of the above I Association, waa held on Wednesday and Thursday last in the spacious covered premises the Bell Hotel, Maidstone, and, though the entries were very numerous, numbering ...
... KENT. INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. XOTIOB IS BUS Gl YEN >rder of the inni«l ' Ibe for nt> '- ~ Kent, held *° r,e - day January, WKS'j9W that, in see. of the Industrial School* Aot, 29 and Vict. cap. US, that is the intention said Ccnrt. being the .•rise- authority ...
... NUHE THE PUBLIC Ant CAUTIONED AGAINST . . .- - ?.'*. jkrj» THE EAST KENT COUNTY NFWSPAPER. THE KENTISH OBSERVER, The Largest and most extensively circulated Newspaper East Kent. ESTABLISHED 1832. EST PRICE. consequence of Redaction the Postage paid ...
... A. Simmons, editor of the Maidstone Telegraph, and who resides in Grecian Villa, situate in the neighbourhood of Wheeler-3treet, Maidstone, made hia appearance, and nroposed that Mr. G. Boots (money lender, also of Maidstone), take the chair, a proposition ...