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... Palace. Amongst those who obtained prises were Mr. E. Corke, Havock-lane, Maidstone, Ist and cup, value 65., Spanish (two hens); Mr, Knowles, Begent’s-place, Ashford, 2nd, golden-oenciled Hamburgh (cock), 2nd, ditto (two hens); Mr. Dring, Faversham. Brd ...
... here on the ult. ; Mr. Witlmott in the cnair. A rery pleasant evening was spent, with Christmas readings bj Mr. Darlej, Mr. Kent, and the Chairman ; several melodies were sung hj the Band of Hope choir. Roraßaran Gas Wobcs Sick Cum. The second yearly meeting ...
... money he was now sentenced to • similar term. Johnson was charged with assaulting • man named Watson, the landlord of the Golden Lion. Peter's, and the injuries Watson had thereby received prevented him from attending the Court.—Mary Ann Watson, oomplainant's ...
... portraits and photographic cartes : Oct. 27, 1869. —C. Mole, London, improvements in the manufacture of boots and shoes: Nov. 9, 1869.—5. W. Shaw, Maidstone, improvements in the moans and method employed for burning bricks; Nov. 12,1869.— J. H. Fraser, London ...
... Thursday morning, the accident it appeared having caused severe i co ncussion of the brain. Mr Delasaux, the i cetoner for East Kent, was comuiuuicated with ; ; but, the death was so clearly the result of a pure accident he did not consider it necessary to ...
... from Bremen, from Uotterd«m, from Calais, 10 from Dunkirk, and bales from New York. Pric.' per cvrt. £s, Mill and East Kents Weald of Kents feu3.se 0 I*2 rt 0 t*> 7 ft to 11 5 5 ft 7 Ift to ft Ift *2 ft to ft Bavarians French Americans Yearlings MEAT. - SMITHKIEt ...
... FOOTBALL. MATCHES FOR THIS DAT (Saturday. January At Catford Bridge. The Owls v. Ravenscourt Park (return). At Chiselhurst, West Kent v. Blackheath. At Clapham, The Crescent v. Alexandra. At Edmonton. The Wasps v. Edmonton. At Finchley Road. Hampstead v. Oakfield ...
... a coat and a pair of boots, the property of the Guardians of that Union. Prisoner had been brought before the Faversbam Magistrates, but the case was remanded thence to Canterbury, in consequence of prisoner having pawned the boots here. It appeared that ...
... was then adopted. The Proposed Exi. AiuiEMENTOFyii.KENT CANTtn BURT Hospital.—Wo have great pleasure in informing th. supporters of the movement extend the present accommodation afforded in the Kent and Canterbury Hosp.ul, that the amount of the estimated ...
... alsoTbomaa’s Martdnletj n. Prinem-dr- .t. SuiUdil-lds. and •Feathon (Good, wanted, for and I Frocks. Apply, once, at 839. Old Kent-road. H.K. 3 ITMItRKLLA Finisher wanted, work with a mnehinist. Apply MV. Great Chart-street. Ba-f-rna.l, Hoxton. ITPHOLSTERERS ...
... duly advertised. BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE.—On Wednesday a jury was empannelled at the Town Hall, Maidstone, by the Under Siueriff of the county o Kent, to assess the damages under a writ from one of the superior courts, in an action for a breach of promise ...
... Ockmore. James. Old Kent-rd., fishmonger’s assistant Jan. 19. Oumey. William. Bridge-st. Maidenhead, ironmonger, Jan. at ii. Duna. William Thomas. Axelex, Essex, bricklayer. Jan. 30L 11. Ctdhtts. William, Jim.. Faitfa’s-st.. Maidstone. Kent laU baker. Jan ...