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... averaged four, the total strength being 465. The West Kent Light Infantry Militia, under the command of Col. Sir T. M. 'Wilson, was inspected by Major-Gen. Suttonl at th e Cavalrysquare, Maidstone, yesterday. The regiment all ranks, exclusmi v n e s t ...
... side, are to be added hereafter. A small Union Jack is i n th e upper corner. Each of the co. lour staffs is surmounted by a golden lion. The colours having b een f ormally d e di cate d b y the Rev. C. Moore, the chaplain, Col. Radcliff, the officer commanding ...
... JOHN Oldham, Imendraper, June 15, at 12. Newchurch, Kent. labourer, May 25, at 11. 010101 Licisous Headley, flank, grixor, May a, at 12. Warcup, Yieatmoreland, innkeeper, June at 11. &MIK Maidstone, boot maker. May 28, at 11. /Rik= Bradford, coal merchant ...
... Two miles. Mr. Ferguman'a Moline, by Itthelbert—Baniehaw, x yrs, 'Cannes) Mr. Caller Os, 6 yrs, b (Alderoft) I Mr. Besamonts golden Pledge, 3 yrs. 71b . (Whiteley) The following aW ran .—Dodoot, Cahedon. BrlUlant, and Faafaron. _ Batting : 7 to 4 eget Oilier ...
... 2 Mr. Copeland's Golden Drop, sst 71b (Carrol) 3 Mr. Barber's Laertes, sst 71b (Noble) 4 Mr. Riddell's Lazy Boots (Tomlinson) 5 Betting—Even on Twilight, 6 to 4 agst Bernice, 10 to 1 agat Golden Drop, 100 to 6 agat any other. Golden Drop made play, followed ...
... Staffordshire, veterinary surgeon -June 17. J. Ricketts, Walsall. Staffordshire, licensed vietualler--July 7. W. Spiess. Maidstone, boot maker-June 24. Martha Thompson, widow, Hants, late clothier - June 24. A. ath, Hants, whites:lath -June 17. C. C'travers ...
... dealer-July 9. P. O. Brasier, Wharton-straw, Pentonville, commission agent-July 9. A. Mork& Northtleet, Kent, journey- man carpenter-Jay 9. J. Light, Old Kent-road, iron bedstead' manufteturer-July 11. G. Trona, Cason-row, Indston,hdlor -July 11. A. W. Clark ...
... of considerable importance to persons receiving returned goods. It appeared that defendant sent a parcel of boots to a customer in Maidstone named Marchmont, and Marchmont, atter examining them, refused to accept them from the plaintiff, but returned ...
... of considerable importance to persons receiving returned goods. It appeared that defendant sent a parcel of boots to a customer in Maidstone named Marchmont, and Marchmont, after examining them, refused to accept them from the plaintiff, but returned ...
... Institute will visit Maidstone, and inspect the fine old church—the architectural features of which will be explained by Mr. Beresford -Hope--together with the ancient college, Chillington House, the Charles Museum,and the museum of the Kent Archeological Society ...
... Institute will visit Maidstone, and inspect the fine old church—the architectural features of which will be explained by Mr. Beresford-Hope—together with the ancient college, Chillington House, the Charles M useum, and the museum of the Kent Archaeological ...
... Institute will visit Maidstone, and inspect the fine old church—the architectnral features of which will be explained by Mr. Beresford dlope—together with the ancient college, Chillington House, the Charles Museum,and the museum of the Kent A.rchmological Society ...