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... of his Almeanks. Prise Lists, Striped Hooks =ELLIN J. TUE. ad Inhabitants of Ito, to., and to state that his only Agnate in Kent and Seam are— . losestswa for their libend A, begs respect- 81011ABD WOOD, Park Villas, Tonbridge, PUBLISHED moxraLr. er and ...
... was a boy in custody for stealing boots and the question was if the boots had been bought of Wood by the boy's mother and her object in going to the police station was to show that the boy's mother bad bought the boots. The shoemaker who went with me was ...
... complained Defendant was &al Bs. cost% I KENT IeI:NEI:AL AN VICACTIOte PrOLIc AN. The adjourned annual recent Sessions for the transaction of county business were held at the was lurnmle'l for I,l s M o use, Maidstone. on Tuesday last. Cal. liceseed premiss/ ...
... 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 ...
... from Constitutional Skin Diseases, MOST IMPORTANT EXTRACTS FROM RECENT , -- - -- PAD:MS.—BIood for Corn, £7 15e.; ditto for Boots, BS 15s. . will derive great benefit and comfort. b using Suiplmline TESTIMONIALS. I Lotion, which has powerful ng and salutary ...
... considerable force. Many of the exhibitors at the East Kent Poultry Show, at Ashford, last week, were represented on this occasion, and not a few who were successful there repeated their triumphs in Maidstone. On the whole the exhibition was • very rood one ...
... from loss of blood conssquent upon the rupture of a blood-veiweL George a native of Maidstone, and was well known, not only in the county town, but throughout Kent. Ile was of the few whom to know IVIL. simply to lore. As • musician, it is not too much ...
... was read from Mr. John Ware, the engineer of the Kent Fire Brigade In this town :— Gentlemen, I am again to have canes to complain of the polio* on duty in not calling any of the men belonging to the Kent Fire Brigade oath. outbreak of a fire. Os tile ...
... 2, at Daireotrook wife Mr. of a sou. Dovsa—Aug. 31, at Binat..trost. tfts wile of 11r. W. Bart, of Boot. 1, at tho wee of Sw o o n . M A * of a • Boot. 1, at Ewell Virkeil tit* wife of lir Tomball, of a Asa. at the Wh.t.• Mitt Rotel, a. info ot Mr. Chas ...
... wee high in Bromley and Dartford, but it was the reveres in Gravesend, North Aylesford, Hoo. Medway, oaks, and Tunbridge. Maidstone had 389 bi , ths and 299 deaths, the average only giving 206. Out of the 299 deaths no , fewer than 93 those of persons who ...
... EXHIBITION OF CAGE SEEDS. The first exhibition of canaries and British and Foreign cage birds, in Maidstone, was held in the Concert Hall, Corn Exchange, on Wednesday and Thursday list; but as in the Oise of the poultry show, the attendance on the first ...