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... morning, at Tonbridge. Kent, Mary Laogridgn, of independent means, of FdCnbndge, was sentenced a month’s imprison, ment for wtlfully neglecting to find her child. . *°, ur > food and clothing. The child, her dirly rags and boots, only weighed Canterbury ...
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... almost the vanishing point, it becomes question wbeiber tie >tilesmen who advise the «ul tan would not do belter to eeizt a golden opportunity for ensuring prolonged term of tracq-iil Uty in preference to encounterirg the siern chances of war and tbe many ...
... relatives who ted with a pair of Pp reunion was of the m ‘after ten o'clock, and ¥ out of the eatat 0 were to be commen: shortly kent up silver salvers. bi in the enbscquent will of The intention of i to an advanced hour in the string band was in attendance ...
... Thomas Cutbnsh, Esq., late of Yalding and Restone, Kent, who died in January proved in London, on the 6th inst., under £70,000 personalty, by Mary Cutbush, the relict. and Thomas Edmett, Esq., of Maidstone. The will ..1 Henry Wood, Esq., formerly of Basing'toke ...
... previously to his death be was unable to discharge any duties. Dr. Stevens likewise held the vicarage of West Farluigh, near Maidstone, Kent, value £459 per annum. The deceased was educated at Trinity College Cambridge, where he obtained the degree of B.A. in ...
... eminence in its own aiten. vs grounds, and is situated Mes tha most osealby end Icturesque part of the beauttiul CountyJ of Kent. 168 DUBLIN. SHORTHAND CLAS.1 D ~13 iWESTL~AXD-RONY. 9 Ur. P. Q 4ARD. 1;ettchpr of Pi4onstq Shorthand, begs to announde the ...
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... old—First prise, to )Ir. T. Msor, 8 ierhonw, fi101.4er. for Ho. Ins, bred the ; uxoud prize. Mr. T. H. reek, of Diltoa Court. Maidstone. CLAM XL.-Fat ewes of the Cotnnold breed above 3 ream old-First prize. LlO, to Mr. B. Jacobs, of Bury Barns, (lamb for No ...
... novelist— Oliver Twist had some very Hard Times in the Battle of Life, and having been savod from the Wreck of the Golden Mary by Our Mutual Friend, Nickleby, had just finished reading A Tale of Two Cities to Martin Chaszlewit, during which ...
... programme. Tun Prises cif Wake hes sme a donation at 15 guineas towards the Itailakg Pad of the Hospital for Ci the Threat (Golden Slums, Leedom), of whisk iastituticsa his Royal Highness lithe patron. As accident organ alleming happened on Sunday night ...