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... but retired to rest At six o’clock this morning they were awakened for conveyance to Maidstone all looking dejected hut calmer Their meeting a painful one At the Maidstone Gaol the male prisoners were placed condemned cells but the women in solitary confinement ...
... desi res a RE-ENGAGE- lish, Con- G MENT after Christmas. | Tho roug 0 —F. 92, tinental French, usic, Salar: h Kent. — Week street, Maidstone, - i FRENCH GOVERNESS teach , seeks & LIDAY Engage” GERMAN, MUSIC dile. DUVERNOY, St. Helens, ment for Christmas ...
... Barley quite as der-KENiT. The wheat trade at the markets-in Kent during the week * has been very quiet, and a slight reduction in last week's E prices has occurred. Oin Thursday at Maidstone with a s good supply on offer trade in wheat was dull, at a ...
... quiet at previous rates. grinding barley firm. At neighbourirg markets during the week English and foreign wheat was unaltered- KENT. The late wet weather rendering the removal of orn to any grant extent impracticable our markets during the week havebeen thinly ...
... South at.. Chicheeter, gentle- latrber Alfred G..; Manor terres N. W., butcher arcla Robert B., Perry Ville, Perry street, Maidstone, ger~timtan Barnelt Josopb, Bodioert row, Streatbam, ?? Baru-tt Simon J.,178 ?? Wood,Hdllowaypawabroker Bernett Thomas John ...
... abhorrence, and if in the Park or Piccadilly you happen to see a man with a glossier hat, a better fitting coat, or a pair of boots that stard out conspicuously bright upon the pavement, you may lay a wager at once that that is the Earl of Beaconefield. And ...
... Charles Whitehead, Banning House, Maidstone, Kent. Class 28 —For the best bull calf, above and not exceeding 12 months—First, Mr. Louis Huth, Passingworth Manor, Waldron, Sussex ; second, Mr. H. Page, Walmer, Kent. Class 29.—For the best cow, above ...
... MARSH OR KENT. —Yearling ram—lst, Mr. W. Chair Baker, St. Stephen's, Canterbury, Kent; 2nd, Mr. J. S. Strutt-Godwin, Hazlewood, Hadlow, Tollbridge, Kent; c, Mr. J. S. Strutt-Godwin. 53—Rain any other age—lst, -Mr. H. Rigden, Lyniinge, Hythe, Kent; 2nd, Mr ...
... MARSH KENT. 52— Yearling ram—lst, Mr. W. De Chair Baker, St. Stephen's, Canterbury, Kent; 2nd, Mr. J. S. Strutt-Godwin, Hazlewood, Tonbridge, Kent; c, Mr. J. S. Strutt-Godwin. 53— Ram of any other age—lst, Mr. H. Rigden, Lyminse, Hythe, Kent; 2nd, Mr ...
... second, Mr. Riohard Comer. ROM NUT MARSH KENT. Class 52—For the best Yearling Ram.— st, Mr. Wm. De Chair Baker, St. Stephen's, Canterbury, Kent; second, Mr. Jno. Samuel Strutt Godwin, Hszlcwood, Hadlow, Tonbridge, Kent. Class the best Ram any other age.—First ...
... to le. per quarter decline. Grinding barley 6d. cheaper.-KENT. Our markets 6ontinue to be fairly supplied with all deecrip- ( tions, but trade continues dull at declining prices. At Maidstone on Thursday inferior qualities of wheat were Is. I to 2s. ...
... wife, and gil- l l ef he sent her box away, and he admitted her a pair of boots in the box for the child. He an affection for her, but as she was with him \ s . en her the boots out of kindness. Defendant at led Bending anything by post for the child, ...