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... is be abolished. Minimum Temperature.—January 5, degrees above zero; 6th, 41; 7th, ; Bth, 40; 9th, 23 ; 10th, 24; 11th, 29. Kent and Can Hospital.—Six shillings , and eightpence have been sent as donation to the Bui! ling Fund, being the offertory at the ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... on Monday, the man Jamea Johnson was brought up on remand charged with violently assaulting Mr. Wm. Watson, landlord of the Golden Lion public-house, King's Bridge.—Prosecutor, though partly recovered from the inturies had reoeived prisoner's hands, appeared ...
... PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE DON'T CATCH COLD BY GETTING WET FEET Because the BOOTS in present use won't keep them DRY and WARM, but get a pair of DICKS' CELEBRATED GUTTA PERCHA SOLED BOOTS ! ! Which for appearance, cheapness, and durability are of world-wide ...
... conduct. The Clerk having written to the guardians of unions in East Kent for their co-operation with the guardians of this Union in obtaining the erection of asylum ' tor lunatics in East Kent, letter., reply were read - from several of the Clerks applied ...
... pair of boots, which she afterwards' ■iw fastened the laces under prisoner's apron; She said her Oh, you have got my boots.' said she had not, but afterwards gave witness the back. Witness's husband told prisoner leave the house directly. The boots were ...
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... MORNING, BY HENRY IGGLESDEN. AT HIS OFFICES, & HIGH STREET, ASHFORD, KENT, AND 99, HIGH STREET, RYE, SUSSEX, AND CIRCULATED IN MOST OF THE TOWNS AND VILLAGES OF EAST KENT. THE WEALD OF KENT, AND EAST SUSSEX. No. 758. SATURDAY, J fakes. BRIDON & SON, WINE ...
... Vrf. SOLD AT 50, WEEK STREET, MAIDSTONE. Get Your Old Leathtr Boots Soled with Dick's Priuciple. Quiti Purch.i ,1 d .Solution u.. >uk« who wish Ir -■ • ...