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... people | of the day had come to eat and drink, as the nobles and | notables of Athens had come 'o the abode of Timon in his | | golden days. ‘Tom Moore had there introduced his Lady | Fair in manascript, before publication ; Madame Bartolozzi, | as she informed ...
... MAIDSTONE & Vells, the sum of | deceased, and found he was suffering had been adjndi- | pound fracture of the left arm and th ‘tion order. The | apparently so internal injuries, ba sked for a distress | rirther ex its t i+ Twos tias et on Monday, | to ...
... provide proper offices. west Kent General and Kent County Ophthalmic Hoshitals. —Wo are pleased announce that the following sums have been handed over in aid of the above (institutions by Mr. J. R. Raggett, station master, Maidstone, being the result of the ...
... Wise, Prince of Wales, Montpolior-road, Blackheath C. Lightfoot, Fleur do Lis, Sittingbonruo. Maidstone, Kent. Principal Agent and 2, High-street, Maidstone, John Spooner, Manager; J. Gibson, Admiral Gordon, Tonbridgo-road ; C. Bonner, Union Flag, Un ...
... of the local police force. At the same time, they also presen;cd to the Police Library valuable selection of books. The 17th Kent Rifle Voi.r steers. —The . annal report of the Tunbridge Wells corps for the past year has been issued. It commences by expressing ...
... Wise, Princeof Wales, Montpelier-road, Blackheath ; C. Lightfoot, Fleur Lis, Sittingbourao. Maidstone, Kknt. Principal Agent and oe|«6t 2, High-street, Maidstone, John Spooner, Manager; J. Gibson, Admiral Gordon, Tonbridge-road; C. Bonner, Union Flag, ...
... Wise, Princeof Wales, Montpelier-road, Blackhcath ; C. Lightfoot, Fleur Lis, Sittingbourno. Maidstone, Kent. Principal Agent and Depot 2, High-street, Maidstone, John Spooner, Manager; J. Gibson, Admiral Gordon, Tonbridge-road; C. Bonner, Union Flag, ...
... instead of Mr. Morfill. Maidstone County Court.—The County Court was held to-day, before J. J. Lonsdale, Esq., judge. There were no cases possessing public interest. Departure of Troops.—On Wednesday a number of troops left the Maidstone Garrison follows —C ...
... that she let her one room. The same afternoon witness missed pair of boots, whieh she afterwords saw fastened by the laces under prisoner’s apron. Sho said to her‘‘Oh, you have got my boots.” Prisoner said she had not, but afterwards gave witness the boors ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... afternoon witness missed pair of boots, whieh she afterwards saw fastened by tho laces under prisoner’s apron. She said to her “Oh, you have got my boots.” Prisoner said she had not, but afterwards gave witness the boots back. Witness’s husband told prisoner ...