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... Alfred, Tovil, near Maidstone, paper Nunn Charles, 39, Carter lane, n.c., esquire maker Nunneley Joseph, Market Harborough, gent. Peter James, Tovil, Maidstone, gentleman Nuttall Thomas, wine merchant; and Thomas Peters John, 792, Old Kent road, commercial ...
... house, Lower Tottenham, wife of James Girling Grisby Henry, esquire, Ash, Kent, and Thomas T. Bushel Gladwin Thomas, sen., Felsted, and William Fox, farmers Goad John, Linton, Kent, farmer Goatcher C. (deceased), Goring Sussex, and Lydia Goatcher Goble ...
... Dunk Arthur, 8, Glostsr place, New flromp,ton, Kent, gentleman ~■/[, ..ji ; Durrant Thomas D.,Lindfield, Sussex, gent. Durrant Frederick William, 1, Holland place, Kensington, house agent T Dye Henry, Maidstone, gentleman Katon Rev John K. X., JUpworth rectory ...
... of the Guardians of tho West Mailing Union, Kent, a somewhat novel scene occurred. During tho reading of an important communication j from tho Poor Law Board the porter announced that Mr. Webb, of Maidstone, desired an interview with tho Guardians. On ...
... A., Chaplain of Salisbury Infirmary, to Worstherne V., Burnley. Harvey, Rev. T., to the New District of St. Faith Inc., Maidstone. Hawkins, Rev. H. 8., M.A., to Lythara V. Hole, Rev. W. 8., V. of St. Luke’s, Maidenhead, to b* Surrogate. James, Rev. W ...
... cake, bread-andbutter, and tea was handed to them, after singing part of the anniversary hymn, commencing— Another happy, golden year Has brightly smiled and passed away, and grace. When the children had returned to their games, tea was served to a company ...
... Diocesan Board. Hie Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury presided. There were also present, amongst others, the High Sheriff Kent' the Bishop of Dover, Lord Romney, Lord Fitawalter, the Right Hon. Gathorne Hardy, M.P., Mr. B. Hope, M.P., the Hon. G. Miller ...
... grower Curtis Alfred, Serratt, Rickmansworth, esquire Curtis Emily, Ssriutt Riokmansworth, spinster Cubitt John ILircourt, Maidstone, gentleman Cuerton Horace, Bishop Stortford, bank manager Dale Edmund, 9, gloucester road, regent park, m.d. Dames Mary Willis ...
... Mary, Maidstone, widow Pinhorn Richard, Newport, Isle of Wight, gentleman Piper Emily, 3, brewer street, MaMstone, nster Playfoot Miss Louisa, Tudely, Kent, spinster Playfoot Miss Sarah, Tudeley, Kent, spinster Plimpton, Miss Jane Bnket, Maidstone, spinster ...
... Chapel Eltham,Kent, s.E., farmer Hammond Horace John, farmer, and Harriet Ham- mond, Chapel Eltham, Kent, s.e. Hammond Horace Jno.,and Horace Hammond, Chapel Gltham, Kent, b.b., farmers Hammond Elizabeth Ann, Nettlestead, nr. Maidstone, wife of William ...
... Pnnoe the right attracted its admiring crowds; so did the Zeughaus opposite, Frederick I. down beamingly on them from his golden medallion over doorway. Over all, closing the vista and conspicuous tho whole way from the Brandonbutget Thor, was the tower ...
... comment. Now few words about the pioceedings of Tuesday night. The first performer that n,ght « ns Mi. Whatman, the member for Maidstone. Mr. Whatman’s voice is rarely heard the House; and when we saw that was going to draw the attention of the House to the ...