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... Stationery, Me icines, Perfumery, Wine, Spirits, Beer, l'obacco aud Cigars. Wearing Apparel (Laties’, Gentlemen's and Chilldren’s). Boot« aud Bhoes, Howiery. Hats, Cap+, Unbielins, &c. Dres-ing Cases aud Toile. Asticles, Portmanteaus, Traaha, 8. ¢ .. P fi. - ...
... and Castle was transferred from Mrs Charlo'te Ossenton to Mr John Pagett. MASTRR AND SBRVANT.—George Steadman, junr.. miller Golden Green, was summoned by Abel Biggs for £llBs 64, alleged to be due te him as miller’s loader, the complainant no* having allowed ...
... Hepburn, E qrs, and Col. Evelyn. Mr May, solicitor (of the firm of Muy, Sykes, and Batten), applisd on behalf of the West Kent Board that a surveyor should be empowered to value a piece of land near Longreach, required for the Board’s sewerage works ...
... then asdisting to - wrap the boots up. Toin{dlem they belonged to Mr Moore, he took them from them. They both denied the theft, and said they bought them at Maidstone, Wm.. Massie, foreman to Mr Moore, identified the boots as_the property of his em‘rloyer ...
... events, the merit of that cleanliness which dog-boots do not rnue« The danger of infection arising from the use of these boxes eannot be over-estimated. At the dinner held after the judging at Maidstone show, three years ago, attention was deawn to this ...
... Mr. C. 1 o rond ; Mr ,E, Durrant Greod Parade Mr Pt W 4 WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. muums:-wmammmm western division of county were opened on Thursday morning, at the Sessions House, Maidstone, belore J. G. Talbot, Baq., J.P. There were also on the Bench ...
... the matter at once, aud they issued a summons against Mr Bunn, returnable on Tuesday next. MAIDSTONE. Mr. Alfred A. Lendon, son of Edwin Lendon, Esq., of Maidstone, has won the Fellows Medal (silver) for clinical medicine at University College. THE MippLE ...
... Thirkell’s sons sent to plaintiff, who is secretary to the Weald of Kent Fire Brigade, at Goudhurst, for the engine. Soon after the messenger had ‘gone an engine arrived from Maidstone, and soon got the fire nnder. Mr. Thirkell's son then sent off another ...
... of Mr Stewart and the Maidstone clergy, told some amusing anecdotes respec: ng the time he was at Cbrist Church, Oxford with the last Boesker. Ihe Rev. D. D. SnWartreplied, remariting that during the 25 years hehad been in Maidstone he had alway ...
... HOP INTELLIGENCE. Board :— «The financial statement now presented shows the gosicion of the West Kent %(pin Sewerage Board in relation to the cost of the work already executed, and, as far as it is attainable, the amount reluited for the completion of ...
... Folkestone.—Robert Paskins, Hollingbourue, grocer, late boot maker ; at the Castle Hotel, Maidstone, March 15 at 3. Soliciter, Mr J. B. Fenton.— Henry William Randall, Gabriel’s Hill, Maidstone, bootmaker; at Messrs, Deane and Lickorish. Solicitors, 14 ...
... decided to proceed | with the defences.—Mr Angell (Maidstone) has been | appointed engineer to the Board on the drainage question. DRAMATIOS.—Mr G. W. Churchley, of Dartford, well known in West Kent as an amateur actor and reciter of merit, took the part ...