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... I hops are really ripe. North Kent and West X- nt are ' doing very well, and will grow a good over-average crop. Mould is not virulent here as other parts of Kent ' and lice do not occasion anxiety. Many gardens East Kent are still invested with lice, ...
... Dispensary.—The sum of £100 has neea lately paid into the fuads of this Institution as a from the lite Mr. Edward Soathee. Kent anp Canrerspusy Hosprrat.—Received 2 donation of 103. from John Hawkins, a gratefa! pitien , a collection of £5 10:. from Sr ...
... legacies to the amount of £5,000 or thereabouts, including £100 to the Kent and bury Hospital, and £100 to the Canterbury Dispen- sary, the testator gives a legacy of £10.000 sterling tothe Kent County Ophthalmic Hospital, and the whols of the residue to the ...
... will be heard by the Committee. ested in opposing the making Clerk of the Peace for Kent. F. RUSSELL, Sessions House, Maidstone, 23rd September, 1875. So WHITSTABLE, KENT. FREEHOLD PROPERTY. Mr. T. G. BROWNING WILL SELL BY AUCTION, A‘ on WEDNESDAY, SEP ...
... Moncktoa's little boot, which, it added, is issued at small price. Tub Lojtatics.—Tub pauper lunaticchargeable to unions of Cant 'Hairy and Blean, to the number 33, who were confined Camberwell, Peckham, and Hozton, have now removed to the Kent County Lunatic ...
... FARLEY, VALUATION & ESTATE AGENT, PAEADE, HERNE BAY. KENT GENERAL SESSION. ANNUAL GENERAL SES SION, under an Act passed in t ho year 181 i, for enabling tho Just ices of tho Peace for the County of Kent to hold General Session annually, or oftener, for levying ...
... preside the annual dinner cf the Maidstone Agricultural Association, but was prevented from attending, being still unable, in consequence of his recent accident at Wrotham, to move without the aid of crutches. Ist Kent Rifle Volunteers.—Church Parade. ...
... a meeting of the East Kent District of the Medical Association, held at the Canterbury Hospital recently, Frank Wacter, Esq., in the chair, it was unanimously vesolved, “That it be reeommend-d that the Medical men of the East Kent District should, as far ...
... ROCHESTER. THE ASSAULT A RAILWAY CARRIAGE. This case was heard at the Kent Quarter Sessions, Maidstone, on Thursday. Mr. Barrow, who prosecuted, after stating the facts, remarked that if Lieutenant Power would apologise for bis conduct and express his ...
... understand that the sum of £5983. has been forwarded to this fand by the Secretary of the East Kent Chamber of Agriculture, being the amount eubscribed in East Kent, includin Chamber funds. g £10 from the | Mr. Majendie, M.P., was a member of the deputa- ...
... degrees; March 1, 40 degrees; March 2, 44 degrees; March 3, 43 degrees; March 4, 36 degrees; March 5, 50 degrees; above zero. East Kent KIFLE VOLUNTEERS.—B C Companites.—We understand the Bishop of Dover, one of the hon. Chaplains of the Regiment, will preach ...
... no felonious intention. The prisoner was Acquitted. MANSLAUGHTER AT MAIDSTONE. Charles Horace Lewis, 22, waterman, was indicted for the manslaughter of Kate Lewis, his wife, at Maidstone, on the 5th of November last. Mr. R. H. B. Marsham and Mr. Deane ...