Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... KENT SPRING ASSIZE. The ociasenission nf foe this County was opened on Monday by Mr. Justice Hannon, who is Emaciated on the Circuit with the Chief Justice. His lodsbip arrived by the 4.15 train, and was met at the station by the High Sheriff, F. Philipe ...
... KENT GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS.. The June Sessions for the county were opened the Sessions House, Maidstone, on Thursday, morning last, before J. G. Talbot, Esq., M.P., Chairman of the Western division of Kent.. Amongst the magistrates present were J. ...
... classes, and they did not possess any very noticeable birds. The golden spangled class had two good pens—Mr. W. Taylor’s, of Somerville Torrace, Maidstone, and Mr. W. Saker’s, Maidstone. For silver spangled, Mr. H. IC. Sticking*, Ashford, was first, and ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZE. The Commission of the Summer Assize waa formally opened on Monday afternoon by Mr. Justice Blackburn. His Lordship arrived in Maidstone the 4.40 p.m. train, where his carriage awaited him and conveyed him to his lodgings. He was there ...
... per acre, we have hoard, but to a reasonable extent, and far as will help against the great alarm that East Kent was going do nothing. Now all Kent has been set at 3 cwt. per acre—we put it now at nearer 4 cwt per acre—but for the purposes of this journal ...
... KENT COUNTY POULTRY ASSOCIATION. The first exhibition nnder the auspices of the above I Association, waa held on Wednesday and Thursday last in the spacious covered premises the Bell Hotel, Maidstone, and, though the entries were very numerous, numbering ...
... KENT COUNTY POULTRY SHOW. The first county exhibition of poultry was held Co and Thursday, at Maidstone, and, taking anything into consideration—the wagon of the year, and the weather which unfortunately prevailed during the first day—it was exceedingly ...
... the Peace for Kent. Sessions House, Maidstone, August, 1871. THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861. In the County Court of Kent, holden at Maidstone. the matter of EDGAR CRUTTENDEN, of Number 2, Padsole-lane, Mote-road, Maidstone, the County of ...
... Maidstone and Kentish JonmaL No. Monday, March 6, 1871. KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. oeiving tea pot, value 10a. the property Mr, John Plummer, at the same time and place. Mr; Meade prosecuted, and Mr. Ormerod defended. The last case was first gone into, and ...
... KENT FIRE INSURANCE AND UNITED KENT LIFE ASSURANCE INSTITUTIONS. Governor —Th« Mott Noble the Marquis Camden. Notice is hereby given that the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders of the KENT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY will be held at the PAVILION HOTEL ...
... Hent Jomrmal. MAIDSTONE. THE LATE MR. THOMAS EDMETT.—We understand that the late Mr. Thomas Edmett, of this town, has left 3,000, tothe West Kent General Hospital, 1,0007. to the Kent County Ophthalmic Hospital, 2,0001. o the Maidstone Blue-coat Schools ...
... MAIDSTONE GARDENERS' MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. The fortniglftly meeting of the members the abo/e •i'i held on edneaday evening tho Hose in I Crown, Hi*;h-street. Mr J. li'-b- >a. was voted to the chair; Mr Wiim-rt *o the rice-chair. S >m.' vjry ...