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... played Casino Tanze Weber, a scene from Selby s farce of the Boots at the Swan, which has the merit of being full of fun. The scene was the coffee-room, and Jacob Earwig (the deaf boots), was represented to the life by Mr. Barlow ; Mr. Henry Garrod ...
... Quarter Sessions to be holden at Maidstone. ESTABLISHED 1835. J.. P. STRICKLAND, TAILOR, CLOTHIER, HOSIER, HATTER BOOT MANUFACTURER, And MERCHANT 0 U'rk'll7l7.Eß, HAS the lament, cheapest, and beet seloctoi &ock in Kent of BEADY-MADE CLOTHING, J. P S ES ...
... Band. Bund. Sergeants. THE COFFIN. Sergeants, Relatives of deceased. Members of a Crayford Benefit Society. Kent Rifle Volunteers. Ist Kent Artillery Volunteers. Non-commissioned Officers of Regular Array. Officers of K.R.V. and Dr. iloarc. The officers ...
... now with Colonel Kent's regiment at Woolwich. As, ia ex. (*Heat condition, be .tool hridli d and *addled at the Alexandra Palace alooday, he I ,oked quite young and quite fit for another canciaign in say part of the world. Celcnel Kent also lent the drums ...
... down, and killed iustantaneously. He was picked MAIDSTONE .. dep. L 394 7 469 15 88. John Wright, of Northfieet, was charged on the up, and conveved to his residence. An inquest on Maidstone Usenet. I- ••• I 11l lli j •.:: ...
... although at the pre- Viol/8 meeting of the board it was decided that a general meeting should be held on this evening. WEST KENT (QUEER'S OWN)) YEOMANRY CAYALEY. —(From Friday's Chmette).— lent. J. E. Edrneades to be Captain, vice W. S. Nicholson, re.igned ...
... London. GRAVF9FNII AND DArirronto REPORTER-SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1876. ' 114 . 2 KENT VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION To ALL Covens, with any military. breach-loading NOTICE OF REMOVAL North Kent Railway Time Table-Jul y. PRIZE 3LEETIN4.4, 1876. or muzzle-loading rifle ...
... pair of boots. value ss. 64., from the shop of Mr. E. Porter, Partock-street. on Monday afternoon.— Mr. Porter said that on Monday, about three o'clock in the afternoon, be saw the prisoner go into his doorway, and take hold of a pair of boots that were ...
... the house had been Sessions House, Maidstone, on Monday, by Mr. broken into by the forcing of one of the back Justine Grove, who arrived by the train on the windows, and the property named carried off. A North Kent Railway at 2.40. His lordship was little ...
... great strength, and nial-w.t.ben ride beh:nd *pelf. . GRAVESEND AND DARTFORD REPORTER-SATURDAY, iIiz,CEIIBER 27, 1 879. • North Kent Railway Time Table-De cember. EXTRACTS The Quiver. • WtES DAYS. macaw . . A. A (P, IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT trill err .• , A ...
... did assailant, and the authorities have clue not go bv THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. FEET-WIPING A correspondent of the Daily News pives the following description of hop-picking: in Kent, and tno feet-wiping performance practised upon novices : The walk was right ...
... obstruetiug and assaulting Henry Dyne, ticket collector at the North Kent railway station.—Complaiuout said that on Saturday he was in attendance ou the 9.59 p.m. train from Maidstone, when prisoner came up to the barrier, and he asked him to let him see ...