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... by the exhibitors. For the best hop-pressing machine (in cloth), for the home market, Wm. Weeks, of Maidstone, has been awarded the prize, for his Kent pattern hop-pressing machine. In hops, the first prize of 107., for the best sample of Golding hops ...
... Christ church, Mr. Frank Adnett, of Addiugton-pl.ice, to Miss Emma Urisley. Rolvenobn— July l‘>, Mr. F 11 Simmonds, of Maidstone, to Elisabeth, third daughter of the lute Mr. G. of Hursmonden. Sandwich —July 10, at Bt. Peter’s, Mr. William Mate, to Louisa ...
... Nt-mber of Stamps issued to the Newspapers of East Kent, from December 30th, 1857, the 30TH, 1859:— KENTISH GAZETTE 61,800 Kentish Observer 22,250 Dover Teleoraph 21,500 Dover Chronicle 19,700 Kent Herald 16,000* Canterbury Journal 3,052 The above return ...
... properties of the clay, of which the soil was so largely composed. Tho best soils of the Mid Kent district, where Goldings are grovn, are met with in the vicinity of Maidstone, on either siie of the river Mcd way. This district is bounded the range of chalk hills ...
... youngest daughter of the late Rev. I W. Tuumay, Rector of Denton, Kent. Clifton —Aug. 12, Charlotte, tire eldest surviving daughter of the late Rev. W. Ruse, Rector of Beckenham,, Kent, and Carshalton, Surrey. Croydon-Aug. 12, High-street, Elisabeth, ...
... W. Hills, draper, Sandgafe, Kent, Sept. 14 and Oct. 12, at half-past twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. T. P. Green, currier, Northampton. J. C. Lcnch, leather seller, Birmingham. W. Jones, grocer, Nottingham. Cottom, boot and shoe maker, Smethwick, ...
... Cantauk.” la cuidpliance with tho above the clergy Maidstone have fixed to-morrow (Sunday) as day humiliatiou. A subscription has been started to provide a band for the Canterbury Rifle Corps. Kent and Canterbuut Hospital Donations re> reived —Mrs. Rebecca ...
... 1859. Number of Stamps issued to the Newspapers of East Kent, from December 30th, 1857. to the 30th, 1859:— '* GAZETTE 61,800 Kentish Observer 22 250 Dover Telegraph 2L500 Dover Chronicle 19,700 Kent Herald leiooo* Canterbury Journal 3,052 The above return ...
... 4.15 p.m. LONDON, CHATHAM. AND DOVER~ RAILWAY IMAIN SER VICE BETWEEN CANTERBUR V AND LONDON. L;ave London Week Days. North Kent \ a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. Station.. at ) 7.50. .10.15.. 12.20. .2.20. .4.15. .5.50. .7.15 3.15..5.15..6.15..8.41 ...
... Magistrates however refused the application. Edward O-borne, Kent Arras, El«m*’-place, Ramsgate.—-Applicant appeared in person and was opposed Mr. Snowden behalf of tho owners of the Maidstone, Arm# Inn. Mr. Snowden stated the fact ol their house being ...
... Graveney, in I Kent. ' London— Aug. Gnildford-street, Uussell-sqnare, Ann, widow of S. Hutchinson, M.D , late of Dover and 11 vthe, her year. Margate—Aug. 25, Martha, the wife of Mr. F. W. Vant, of Plnmatead-comnion, in her year. Maidstone —Ang 27, Gab ...
... the application. Edward Osborn, Kent Arms, Ramsgate. The applicant advocated his own case, and Mr. Snowden opposed for the owners and occupier of the Maidstone Arms, another licensed house within ten yards of the Kent Arms. License refused. Joseph Mercer ...