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... ready for wheat sowing for 18-38. India Relief Fund.—The amount of the Maidstone collection up to Thursday last was as follows Subscriptions 0 Collections in churches in Maidstone and neighbourhood Fast-day 151 4 10 Collectors’ books 261 7 £966 13 o The ...
... THE SOUTH EASTERN GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2/, 1857. WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS, These sessions commenced the Court-house, Maidstone, on Thursday last, before the Earl of Itomney, chairman. The following magistrates were also on the Bench Viscount Sydney ...
... Regent-street, London. The Directors of the London Wine Company have resolved, until further notice, to offer brown, golden, or light golden Sherry (Duff, Gordon, and Co.’s) at 365. per dozen, sparkling Champagne at 465. 6d. per dozen; this Wine has been ...
... will go toico u far. purchased nuU and in sealed bottles, of noarlr all the innkeepers in Kent and Sussex, and wholesale at the Distillery, West Borough, Maidstone. TO ADVERTISERS.—The South Eastern Gazette, circulating, among the wealthy and intelligent ...
... st. Peters, and oflered tire stolen boots in pledge, Keeler representing that they belonged to her hut-band. Mr. Hart very properly detained the prisoners, find sent for Mi. J. J. Vincent, who recognised Die boots as belonging to bis pot-boy, and gave ...
... sold him a pair of boots for ready moner. This case was dismissed, the prosecutor’s evidence I being contradictory to the false pretence.—Homewood was next charged with obtaining, on false pretences, a pair short Wellington boots, from Edward Tooth, ...
... Appledore Boot Society” having also been drunk, was acknowledged by Mr. Walker, who said the displays of roots in their parish were exceedingly good, some for which prizes had been awarded by them having subsequently taken premiums at Maidstone [cheers ...
... innocence.—Six months’ hard labour. Stealing Boots.— Shiffon pleaded guilty to stealing pair of men’s boots, at ohorncliffe Camp, the property of Timothv Smith; and also to stealing a second pair‘of boots belonging to Edward Poole, and was sentenced to ...
... substantiated Objections allowed 01 Total Liberal pain —6O CANTERBURY. THE REPRESENTATION EAST KENT. On Saturday Inst mectiiiE of the Libiral . lectors of But Kent was held at the Kojnl Fountain Hotel, St Margarets, Canterbury, purauant to the following notice ...
... -Srott, the bone was quite clean. Kent dicu-Cuiruoical Socikty.—On Friday se’nti’sbt, the fir.-t general meeting of the W*»st Kent Medico• Society for tbe session 1857-3, w;8 held i:, > umittie-room of the Royal Kent Dispensary, Grecnvich-r nd. David ...