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... THE MURDER IN KU -NT. AT fi , Rd. AA i re A a 1:vf .- A-_- - f-A- _ At the Maidstone Assizes yesterdyli, Stephen Gambrill (28), labourer, was charged with the mnur ier of Arthnl; Gillow, at Woodilesborough, onl the 4th Decembee last Yr. Serjeaut BALLAN:TIN ...
... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. The Special Corromendent of the Daily Seim writing from Dimon, roar alaidetone, gives the following interesting account of the Lop herevat in Keut — I should like well to he a hop farmer of Kent this year, The genial, proaper ...
... KENT T. BTTBEEY. This match was conclude* at Mote Park, Maidstone, Saturday, ending in favour of Kent with ait wickets fall. Score: Kbmt, First Innings. Mr V. K. hhaw, c Fooley n--^—, _ , , _ Southerton 71 bPouthenon J“ IJ. A, Absolom, b Southerton.. ...
... SURREY v. KENT These counties coramenoed their first match ol 1876 at Mote Park, Maidstone, yesterday. At twenty minutes past twelve o'clock Messrs. Absolom aad Shaw op»ued ttie batting of Kent to the bowling of Southerton and Street. Tho Durst ball of ...
... THE HOP GARDENS OF KENT.—No. II. (From a Correspondent.) The pleasing young woman with blue eyes and sun bonnet bore down upon us, as I said, in the narrow path between the hop-poles my companion D. affecting a timidity which is quite foreign to his nature ...
... DEWkWWT, ac-.ol'.siant w.OiKi.vyrcif and u> KA I. TKCbTf.K KENT AMI DEBTS COLLECTED Aifr:lit fur t'.u Fir« an*i ProriilenA I-if** offic®. >**, ufilJ if MAV II;oN>DIN ...
... SUPPLEMENT TO THE EXAMINER SATURDAY AUGUST U 1875 SELECTIONS FROM FUN” Body hearse driver Impalpable Pictured Golden opinions” not convertible coin though are easily changed is the difference between the sailor’s MP and Mary ?— One is Plimsoll and other’s ...
... present season. Ladies' Swiss, Polish, and Alpine BOOTS. Ladies' Button, Balmoral, and Fancy BOOTS. Girls and Children's Fancy BOOTS, in great variety Ladies' Elastic BOOTS, from 3s. 6d. y Gentlomen's Ditto, frora 6s. 6d.. double soles Rs fid The HOWE SEWING ...
... . WAREHOUSE MARKET-PLACE BOOT AND SHOh c n T\f S TOSEPH VARLEY A.^S BOOT AOT st (successors to Mrs. Hy. Liddell), FAM± SHOE MAKERS. First-class aosortment of ?? LADIES' BEST HAND-SEWN BOOT. : g LADIES' PLAIN AND FANCY BOOT LADIES' RIVETED AND MACHINE-SEWN ...
... present season. Ladies' Swi ...
... ; ' , • Thomas Barnes, licensed victualler, out of business, late of the Cambridge Arms Inn, Weimer, Kent, and now - of Moat-road, Maidstone, Kent.. -.• • William Marshall, merdhant• and commission agent, as William Marshall and -Co., 441 Fountain-street ...
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