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... gentleman in the 90th year of his age, left his borne to go to London by the steam vessel to &rood and thence by the North Kent Railway; deceased had reached the end of the pier and was just about descending the steps to the vessel when he fell down and ...
... Cildren's Friend Old English Baron all respectable Grocers, Chandlers, Oilmen &e.« Golden Treasury Fleming Instructor WOTHERSPOON & CO, GLAsoow & LONDoN. TO MAIDSTONE. MUSICAL INSTRUCTION BOOKS, --' a . V* mem Concordance Pope's Poetical Wok. FOR the ...
... in Dublin, who died twenty years ego, leaving a widow and the plaintiff —an only child. The mother was the daughter of Mr. Kent, for many yam one of the examiners of the College of Surgeons in Dublin, and surgeon on the staff of the Lord Lieutenant In ...
... THE EAST KENT GAZETTE. and be admitted that he had done so, and produced about I • pint of beans from his pocket which be said he bad taken. Be gave the pnsoner into custody upon this ebarge, and also for getting into his cottage and stealing eatables ...
... casaiTharged from the Maid. stone Infirmary as incurable: Mrs. Marshall, of Harming, .ays that her daughter, after being in Maidstone Infirmary three months, from which she was discharged with a paper stating her case to be incurable, after being under several ...
... KENT QUARTER SESSION. An intermediate session for the trial of prisoners from the whole of the county, with a view to relieve the calendar at the assizes, was held at the Court-hou , e, Maidstone, on Thursday and Friday, the sth and thli instant, before ...
... scknow nta for this almost , instant relief .— Cure of a cam from the Maidstone Infirmary as incurable: Mrs. Marshall, of Banning, says that her daughter, after being in Maidstone Infirmary three months, from which she was discharged with a paper stating ...
... r THE EAST KENT GAZETTE. • SA'rIIRDA MAT 2, 1863. THE PATRIOT, Now Ready, TOOTHACHE ! TOOTHACHE ! ! LASTS SURGICAL STOCKINGS, Kill CAPS, BANDS, Varietal In Crown Bvo, Cloth Extra, Price 31. 6d., CURED FOR ONE SHILLING, Lep, snd the mot Durable sad lent ...
... and temperately advocated Reform in Church State ENTITLED, LIFE IN HEAVEN. ERE F . A.ITH 18 CHANGED INTO SIGHT, THE EAST KENT EXTRAORDINARY CUBES GAZFITE. V LASTIC SURGICAL STOCRTNGS. RNER - CAPS, SOCKS, WRIST BANDS, (for Varicose Yana Wag O F b RIIEUIRLT ...
... more of primmer ' till Friday la it. when, hearing be was in the East Kent Militia, he ol•I allied a warrant for his apprehension.—lit his defence p. i.eiter said he never stole the boots, but left them at Farmer's shop to be taken back to prosecutor. and ...
... Last autumn he entrusted him with • pair of boots to repair. but he never returned them, and left Sheerness on the •Leath of December. Prosecutor, a short time since, hearing prisoner was in the Last Kent Militia, obtained a r maid and had him apprehended ...
... subdue, • I Rochester to Maidstone. Below us lies the pretty village The Inventions of Messrs Gamm a the old-asebhebed and and in two dams I could masticate any kind of food on lof Cuxton, with a small station on the North Kent . Rail. peneneed Mennen ...