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... Ilisabeth Ann Staunton, and Alice Rhodes, tery men were scratching a marble croft with now in the Kent County . Gaol at Maidstone, be retheir hobnailed boots, while others were breaking potted until the further signification of her Majesty's leasure. the ...
... among his supporters a poet, who has issued the following pious effusion BY DOCKYARD WORKMAN. Gaze round this yard, ye men of Kent Think of this town to ruin sent ! By Liberals ou've too much been mammal ! At this see them A Consecrative is the man we want ...
... -Applictii.e. t. he roadie to Jon' Kin', tram whom further particulars co be obtainwl Heneashe Cotter*, Penritit. April 154. 1876. GOLDEN ItttlE. Rich Rae. 1:140491. C.vED Keptenow, th . 1,473. th.• pr•IY-t• of Mr G. I:titan/a. rownvHow, win BIERVE a limited ...
... murder of Harriet Staunton, the wife of Lewis Adolp ma Edmund Staunton, at Penge, should be removed from the Kent Assizes, to be held at Maidstone, to the Central Criminal Court. The prosecution had been instituted by the Treasury. and he (the learned counsel) ...
... lI.A. only son of the Rev. W. Lindsay, Canada West, and nephew of the late Rev. R. Mason, M. A., Hector of Tuvil, near Maidstone, Kent, to Margaret Hanson Kidd, daughter of the late Mr. Kidd, Hunsonby Cottage, Penrith, and niece of Robert Nanson, Esq., ...
... Workman, 2. J Brough, 3, Henry Brown. Silver Pencilled Hambnrgs—Jas Bainbridge, 2 and 3, Henry Brown. 4, James Harding, Appleby. Golden Pencilled Hamburgs—Henry Brown, 2, H Todd, 3, James Harding. Poland Fowls, any variety—Rev S Haines, 2 and 3, John Sutherland ...
... stamped rain-proof, and a guarantee is attached to every piece. The black does not come off when wet. THE HOP HARVEST.—The Maidstone. Journal ' says that hop-picking has now finished with the ' majority of the growers. Contrary to expectation the hops have ...
... Nicholeon to pitched ont. in contact with the rood, and the wh«l of the conveyance over hta ancle. W» are .o.rv to ray '.bot the Kent lemon ta aomewhut aertou»ly injured. Mr. KichoUon rprant; out and caneht the home; and we arc happy tuty that beyond the ala ...
... beare th li th o ll =L o V er on . mme tkaa t an te b no, nnas i tbe eTen arder w M ' bu t a b Z it. paat at COAL DEPOT, ore BOOT LANE, PINRITA ler, as much as DA., Iltd., and even le. per lb. being paid lead is not deficient in potash, for this is the ...
... supplied with young Pigo . - - .. T into the gambling spirit which is the invariable fore- Wednesday will do. I expect Mr. Boot, Ac. will be oa l toot Y . sided, and about 130 gentlemen were preaent. he nce near y y years sgo Of this work mon than Prices ...
... admission they are duly placed in conspicuous positions, e10ti,44 in their official robes. Viscottxtr Mamnroa - r:.—Visocnint Maidstone, son of the Earl of Winclielsen. who was twice enlisted in the Royal Artillery at Woolwich last week, being once bought o ...
... Wheatahe if josh' does op between E.lcebill and Chester . 1 rating wife. the sea was stormy., y pe t beer-shop at Eaenbridge, in Kent. When When it left 'fiest-nansoi.station *ere three eh% attik.l had many opportunitiWar teed hat r 4 into the house he had ...