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... A pigeon-shooting match was held in a field in that town, when three silver cups were shot for. A man aimed Collins, the boots M the Unicorn Inn, was employed place the pigeons in a trap, and had just pkessi a hied in that receptacle in the regular way ...
... fern*. sionaestbranory MB AMU Jaws ; are Wt thr. month 9a • ad a ; North Os Si ; 678 to South Aso icao, ; tam to • THE EAST KENT GAZETTE. SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1861. Ws do mot heldearodees responsible for the opieioas }tam ElEssioNa.- Monday, March 4th.-Before ...
... contract. Ile had hoped that the clothes would have been ready for their inspection that evening, but such was not the case. The boots had been duly delivered at the proper time ' sad were deemed satisfactory. A resolution was also wad to that the Estates Committee ...
... of Ramsgate Harbour. KENT YEOMANRY CAVALRY.—The East Kent Regiment of Ycomsury Cavalry (Mounted Rifles) assembled at Dover on Wednesdsy last, for a week's permanent duty. The West Lent Regiment are ordered to assemble at Maidstone, on Thursday, the 6th ...
... property of Thomas Smith, consistently with its title as The United Men of draper, Sittingbourne. stolen articles were found Kent FriendlySociet ,and the judicious management in the possession of Mrs. Goldsmith, secontl-liand o f its affairs, strength ...
... THE EAST KENT GAZETTE. FAVERSHAM. TIORTICCLICRAL FAT, AND FANCY BAZAAR.— This fete and bazaar were held on Wednesday and Thursday but, in a meadow adjacent to the Mall, Faversham, where levers! large marquees were erected for the accommodation of the ...
... Manama& Here they were received by the rebel General Johnston. with es carding great joy. Beautiful on the uwnpike are ties boots .if him who comet,' from afar, the touch of whose avender kids will be the of respretahihte the baMard republic. T.. theirrlnited ...
... THE EAST KENT GAZETTE. Ma inDine Mull We'scow.— On Thursday last the inhabitants of Sittingbourne, but more especially the Indica, were placed on the tiptoe of excitement, owing to the marriage of Edward Dunbar Kilburn, Esq., of Cal. meta, to Mime Watford ...
... bencfit of the temfic noise he made at night. More than once, after lying awake for hours, 1 have in sheer desperation burled my boots at his berth ; which rather forcible protest he would always take way amiably. His proportions then were of the Daniel Lambert ...
... SHEERNESS. EAST KENT REGISTRATIoN.—The result of the late at She..rneer, for that di.triet, is as follows : —Liberal claims admitted, 24; Tort ditto, 2. Liberal gain in claims, 15. Liberals struck off present register, 15 ; Tories ditto, 45. Liberal gain ...
... Correspondent waota to laiow whistle' t bemuse the winter Inman tor the hue given up KENT COUNTY INSTITUTION, FOR THZ TBSATMSZT OF DISEASES OF THE BUN, WEST BOROUGH, MAIDSTONE, (Within One Door of the Railway Station). pONSULTATTON DAYS, Mondays and Thurs ...
... acknowledgment. for this almost Omont relief.--Cure of a case discharged from the Maidstone Infirmary incurable—Mrs. of Deeming, t h at her daughter, after being in Maidstone Ind:wary three months, front which sh e mat discharged with a paper stating her ...