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... ? beer. An by appeal was lodged by the LiExcise authorities against & this decision, which was heard at the West Kent Sessions, Maidstone, when the judgment of the ,ty magistrate was reversed, and the defendant was fined £100 for the offence. g SINGULAR ...
... IVESON, late of No, 14, of Lrnderi-street, in the Clity of London, and of rNo. U, r, Camden-road, Lewisham, in the Coqpty of Kent,, ts Contractor (who died on tho Athl day of June, 187p, e and whose Will was proved in the Principal Riegist'ry of .the Ceurt ...
... Psalms,Jones I in A ; Magnificat, Dr. Walmsley in F ; Nune 9 Dimittis, Dr. Nares in A; Hymn 351 MS., Come unto me; Hymn 453, Maidstone. D BOROUGH Poaius-At the Guildhffil, on Monday, t Joseph Rainshaw, shopkeeper, of Ton Gavel, was a charged with drunkenness ...
... lars, 'inusr bea mnade to the Rev. M. IL Breehor, St., Mlartin's \!ewrge York York, November 1st, 1877. ?? M R & MRS. G. :. KENT receive YOUNG MP]L LLADlE' to Board and Educate. The Religious. interests aidsocil happiness of the pupils are objects of especial ...
... rontifltoready for advance.-W. Brorebeash . aorrtrmtZ Huill TO HOUJSE sCHOOL, 3, ALBANY-STtNET, will Re-assemble MONDAY ~nv^ MPS G. KENT receive YOUNG to Board and Educate. The lleligious c,,- ndooeiah happiness of the pupils are objects re, alnd every pains taken ...
... worn; and so wearisome do they prove to button, that by a patent invention gloves can be now had to lace just as shooting-boots fasten-vz., by passing the cord round the buttons. The vandyked borders to gloves have proved so untidy in the wearing that ...
... A Teacher required. IS LEGGE~S SCHO__OLil~l RE-OPEN TUESDAY, Al Jauary21, 1679. South-parade, Doncaster. R. & MIRS. G. E. KENT receive YOUN I'i LADIES to Board and Educate. The religious intereste and. social happinless Of the puipils are objects of ...
... Guzwell, said on the 16th he saw Groves seated on the stairs in their store leading to the.- sail-l loft. He had a wellington boot on his foot, and said to has I a lad. with him, It is just my fit. Witness told NPllce. Glan constable Lomas, and they together ...
... in I 1824, that had the present gentleman travelled in the same circle he would -not have told us the goose that laid the golden egg when too late, ?? rememiber myI father saying that 1after thought was worth naught, a I ~vould asic Mr. Creyke the kind ...
... felony had been proved, and committed de. er fendant to one month's hard labour. HEDON. CLOTHING AND BOOT CLUB.-The annual distribution e of clothing and boots to the usembers connected with e ~this club has taken plece in the Town Hall. Messrs. I a Davis ...
... to 7s ; partridges. 4s to 4s 6d; pheasants, 6s to is; black game, 5s to 6s per brace ; snipes, is ; capercalzie, 4s to 5s; golden plover, Is; green plover, 6d; grey plover, 3d ; woodcocks, 3s; hares, 3s 6d to 4s 6d ; rabbits, Is to Is 4d each. POTATO. ...