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... AT MAIDSTONE. After the wretched woman Anne Lawrence had been taken back to the gaol, for some time ahe preferred the came indifference and confidence that had characterised her throughout the whole of the trial, but ia a abort time the appeared to give ...
... Mid and East Kents . Farr ham and Country Yearlings Olds LONDON COAL EXCHANGE, Fain at. The business of the market to-day in house coal was steady last prices. Hartley’s quoted slight reduction. Phicf.3 of Coals per Ton at the Close or the Market. s. ...
... Mi* Lancaahire, Muter Fenton, Kin* of Kent, Pitman, Calpo, Spaniah Plj. Wing, I mans. King of Uiamonds, Lady Trerpaae, MwtuMoorooek, Avalanche. Lupus,and KUdonan. The named rery much improved, and so is King of Kent “«. good order. THE NORTHAMPTON MEETING ...
... best Dip, at per dozen lbs. HALF-BOOTS.—AIso for supplying the children the Establiabment, for Twelve Months, viz., from Ist February, 1865, to 31st January, 1866, inclusive, with Two Pairs of good and substantial Half-boot*, agreeably patterns to seen the ...
... Qiliioghftm. Kent, baker—John Ev*ra, Cfoom’rf >friar*, chip chandler —William Henry Smith, St. Martin’* le-Grand, Ci»y, attorney-»t- Birmingham, umbrelU uianutacturer— Nathaniel ...
... inst., Swan>comle Rectory, Kent, the Rev. Janes Yates, B.D , aged 46. On the 21«tinst, Thetford, Norfolk, deeply regretted, George Wise Mackenzie, M.H.C 8. and L.8.A., youngest son tho late Captain Mackenzie, House, Maidstone, the 43rd year of his age ...
... an Robert Moxham, rreston, Lancasnirc, licensed vicliuilb r—Oi-orge Thompson, Maidstone, Kent, bootmaker—Catherine I’etcrs, Maidstone, Kent, Cleaver, East Harrictsham, Kent, bricklayer—Thomas are wood’s End, Herefordshire, blacksmith—John ...
... live Yalding, in Kent, with ray and was hop picking the same grounds, near there, with the prisoner. The prisoner used to be kind me. and told me he had shawl he would give me, and tn&t if I went with him to Maidstone, would buy pair boots. He said that ...
... upholsterer, March 21?William Springs!!, Kent, railway subcontractor, March 21. At Hadlei^h.?William Buckictrham, Stoke-by-Najlrad, Suffolk, scho. Imaster, March 23?Thomas Woods, Stratford St. Mary, ButloJk, boot maker, March 23. . At Harwich.?Howard Proctor ...
... employment. At Maidstone, Not. 21.— William West, Maidstone. Kent, photographic artist—George Frederick Smith, Gravesend. Kent, teacher academy—William Chittenden, MaiJsiooe, Kent, out of business— James Soolt, Plurastead-oommou, ...
... 10th InsU, St. Peter's Church, Maidstone, by the Bev, Thomas Sikes, rector of Cherening, Kent, lather of the bride* groom, by the Be?. W. mu, M. 4., incumbent of St, Peter's, the Be?. Tbomae burr Sikes, curate of Hnnton, Kent, to Frances Henrietta, eldest ...
... Leonard s-on-Sea, horse dealer. Wulter W. Stables, Worthing, Sussex, out of businesa. William Cock, Maidstone, stationer. Henry Mercer, Folkestone, Kent, livery stable manager. John J. Sibley, Bunting ford, Hertfordshire, auctioneer. Donald W. Fraser, ...