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... 6 Freeh wiokete were pitched, end the second match in the programme wee once proceeded with, ▼ie.:— CLUB ▼. OF KENT. (Twelve side.) Kent won the tc, and in Measra. A. Lubbock and Penn, against the bowling of Messrs. Rose and W. G. Grace. Six runs resulted ...
... and Estate Agency Office, Ashford, Kent. July Uth. 1871 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1869. XN the County Court of Kent holden at Tunbridge Wells, GEOHOE TAYLOR, of Golden Green, in the parish of Hadlow, in the Connty of Kent, wheelwright and retailer of beer, ...
... malicious, artful girl; And Fred ! I’ll send him back the ring, And cut off every golden curt. Because he praised hair: I’ll fling Those satin shoes into the fire. Til wear great boots; do anything To rex him, and raise his ire. Whv what a fool I am, as if He’d ...
... s fierce Mr. Penfold (laughter). Dr. Letheby's evidence was so | ¢y, for important sanitary and administrative improve- KENT, AUGUST 19 —Our markets during the week have at Conpar-Angus. on W ediesday evening, An obituary interesting, and showed the ...
... Saturday last, at the All Saints* lays’ School Boom, Maidstone, with view etabliah local board for Kent, in connection with above institution. The Rev. H. W, Dearden, Ticar of St. Paul's, Maidstone, who presided, extlained the objects of the association ...
... funds and expectant butchers) should beware ! Wesleyan Ministers in the Kent District.— The following are the appointments of Wesleyan Ministers for the various circuits in the Kent Dis> trict: —Dover: Andrew Kesaen, L.L.D., Hugh P. Hughes, B.A. Folkestone: ...
... mind was affected. The 7th (Pkixcess Royal's) Dragoon and the West Kent Yeomanry.—A portion of this regiment had field-day on Monday last with the Maidstone and Cobham troops of the West Kent Yeomanry. The Dragoon G lards were under the command* of Col. Feyton ...
... Address—L.T., Journal Office, or to *2B, Maidstone. \\J ANTED, u*’ unmarried man GARDEN EH, ▼ who has general knowledge of gardening. Also, an active YOUNG MAN, GROOM, to take charge of Pony and Trap, milk, clean boots, wait table occasionally, and make himself ...
... ry. Daring the week only% limited inquiry has prevailed, but picas have been well maintained. Mid and East Kent'. nos. to 147 a.. Weald c Kent, Ctn. to Wis. ; Sussex, to 1060 : Farnham and country. 90t. to 12tos. , and olds, !Oa. to SIN. per cwt. MEMORIAL ...
... died in the Maidstone union house, at Cosheath, a few days age. The deceased, was born I. 17e0. joined the Pont when quite a lid, and ! wee present at the bottle of Waterloo, for which he re. e iced the medal. The New Pust-efece at Maidstone It is expected ...
... THE WESLEYAN CIRCUITS. Tb» following «re th« rtationi of the Torious minute the Kent dietrict, anpointed the late Conference : Canterbury—Henry Hayman, William J. Heaton ; William H. Clarkaon, Walter P. Garry, Supernumeraries. WhUtable—Arthur Roberts ...
... Bromley Kent. July, 1871. (157 icjolastic. MR. H. F. HKNNIKER, A.K.A., (Professor from the Royal Academy, and Organist of Trinity Church, Maidstone), Attends Pupils at their Residences, or at his Residence, Haydn Villa, Boxley-ioad, Maidstone. LADIES* ...