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... The Firs, East Farleigh, Kent, M.D. Jones, Richard Mays, Buckingham, relieving officer Jones, William Anastasius, 7, Westwood Park, Forest Hill, esquire Judge, Frederick, Hillesden, near Buckingham, farmer Judges, Mary, Maidstone, widow Jupp, Charles, Petworth ...
... Kingsford, Harriette, Ivy-house, Buckland, Dover, widow Kingston, Elizabeth Mary, Golden-place, Ballintemple, county Cork, spinster [Cork, spinster Kingston, Susan, Golden-place, Ballintemple, county Kingston, Thomas, Riva-house, Sleaford-street, Cambridge ...
... Woolwich, Kent Maidenhead, Berkshire Maidstone, Kent Country Branches. Maldon, Essex Abingdon, Berkshire Mailing (West), Kent Aldershot, Hampshire Manningtree, Essex Andover, Hampshire Margate, Kent Arundel, Sussex Midhurst, Sussex Ashford, ...
... Erith, Kent. Abingdon, Berkshire. j Farnham, Surrey. Aldersgate Street, London, Farningham, Kent. Middlesex. Faversham, Kent. Aldershot, Hampshire. Gravesend, Kent. Andover, Hampshire. Great Berkhampstead, Arundel, Sussex. Hertfordshire. Ashford, ...
... re Dover, Kent ' ! St. Leonard's, Sussex Dunstable, Bedfordshire St. Neots,Huntingdonshire Epsom, Surrey Sandwich, Kent Farnham, Surrey \ Sevenoaks, Kent Farningham, Kent Sheerness, Kent Faversham, Kent ...
... spinster [sentatives of Becket, Elizabeth, 11, Daniel-street, Bath, wife of Edwin Becket Becket, Thomas, Banning Heath, Maidstone, esquire Beckett, John Edward, Consols Office, Bank of England, gentleman Beaty, Elizabeth, Francis-street, Langholm, N. ...
... been taken from specimens exhibited at the Royal Berkshire Boot Show. Sutton's Mammoth Long Bed Mangel represent specimens 591bs. each: then? Berkshire Prize Yellow Globe, 451bs. each; their Golden Tankard Yellowfleshed Mangel, Sfilbs. each; their Improved ...
... BettingâEven on Argyll; 7 to 4 agst Zealand; 3 to I agst Golden Fleece; and 10 to 1 any other (offered). Argyll was first away, holding a clear lead for a quarter of a mile, when he was eased, and Golden Fleece, with Zealand, headed him, the pair alternately ...
... Freeman, of Chilton, samples of the crop to which another 5 guinea cup had been given. Mr Perry also showed some capital Golden JLankard Mangolds, grown by the Rev. Coventry Campion, of Westoning Manor, Beds; fine Bangholm Swedes, from the farm of Mr ...
... quality of Dobito's Yellow Globe Mangold, grown by Mr. W. H. Austin, Aynho Grounds, Northamptonshire. Also fine specimens of Golden Tankard and Mammoth Long Red Mangolds, grown on the farms of Mr. W. Fenemore, Steeple Aston, and Mr. William Denchfield, Easington ...
... conTrover^V^Je^ ll^B ' Baid that some ears singular fact that all the lL fITW about the boots, and all the short Piemen got short (Laughter.) They were on boots. not fitted for them, and he ot becauf!e they have had for their agricultural society a than ...
... on Thursday,:—Home(the Lord Chief Jnstice of England and Mr. Justice Hannen). er ' ford, Feb. 28; Chelmsford, March C; Maidstone, March 13; Lewes, March 20; Kingstone, March 27. Oxford (Lord Chief Justice Bovill and Justice Montague Smith): Reading, ...