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... KENT SPRING ASSIZES. The commission of Anise for the County of Kent wee opened on Monday afternoon at Maidstone, by Mr Justice Rennin, who is emaciated on the Home Circuit with the Lord Chief Justice. TRIAL OF PRISONERS.—TUESDAY. Before the Loan CHUM ...
... KENT sum= wimps The essuission for the Anises was opened on Monday, by Mr Justice Blackburn. His lordship arived at 4.40 by South Beaters Railway, and was received by the High Sheriff (F. Philips, Esq., of Lee Priory, Ickliaea), Henry Leigh Pemberton ...
... All Soule in the Uoiveraity of Ostend, me by the LientenaLt of the County of Kent, me by the argistrates of the same county in Quarter flossirea, me by the Archdeacon of Maidstone sod the D iw of the Dram of Idsidkoaa t. =Wine ao• sambaed, and tea, by evilest ...
... THE STYSSEX ADVERTISER, OCTOBER 26, • 18172: ANOTHER SHOCKING RAILWAY COLLISION MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY IN GOLDEN-SQUARE . DlossoT.—Beforo no. Rom, Zoo. (Mayor) and F. I On Friday morning. a collision conned on the Man. 1= ping of this &nay took plan on h• ...
... John, Eltham, Kent, S.E., farmer Hammond, Horace John, Chapel Eltham, J farmer and Hemet Hammond, f Kent, S.E., ( Hammond, Horace John, and Horace Hammond, Chapel Eltham, Kent, B. E., farmers Hammond, Elizabeth Ann, Nettlestead, near Maidstone, wife of William ...
... the Aye- MONISM and VALUERS, Cranbrook, Kent. 81:788E;4-fATF8F0D, and BUOBELL rittheparisl7e's of EtehinginTiian/S;lifttret. An exteweire and unreserved sale of the wellmown herd pure Sasser Stock, Sock of 1,000 Kent Sheep, powerful draught Hanes, and Farming ...
... George William!, was at the last Kent Anises sentenced to two months' imprisonment for stealing a watch mid pair of beano, the property of a coachman to Mr H. B. Outing, of Southborough, and on Wednen.lay, when leaving Maidstone Gaol, he was re-apprehended ...
... hop plantation be in the Bret named nix counties, and of these Kent (where hope were first grown is England) has by far the largest average In 1877 there wen 45,984 nom of bop laud in Kent, es against 44.75.5 in 1876; 3uuen has 11,057 sores, Hereforlehire ...
... Hader, of It whurst, Sussex ; the second (22) to Mr Cook's dryer, of Headcorn, East Kent ; the third (.41) to George Strai g ht , dryer to Mr Thos. Heritage, Mean, Kent. One more market will about clam out the steak 1871 with us. The judges of managemeat ...
... CRICKET. SU @REY v. KENT. The match between them omit:dim commenced et Kennington Oval on Monday. Kent took the lowa to meet Elootberton and Barrett bowling. The inclose closed for 211. Lord Harris played an admirable 61•111111 (18 681 and mime gond defensi•e ...
... unarm. menegsr to Kr lidssidds, pawnbroker of Maidstone. said that on the let of April the prisoner the watch protoaed for shillings, and af . erwerda, for two or three days, he uw the prisoner loitering *boot the ewer! Polwawerneant Okill slid apprebendad ...
... Mrs Ann, Laurel Villas, Clyde road, Upper Ad. of William Hammond discombe road, Croydon. widow Hammond, Horace John, Eltham, Kent. laK, fan., Hower Mm Jane, Burwell, near Newmarket, widow Hammond, H. 1, and 'hamlet, Chapel Eltii.ou.Kot,Bl., Fin J d, obs ...