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... THE HOP GARDENS OF KENT. (From the Maidstone and Kentish Journal.) Maidstone and adjoining Parishes, August 26. — Since our last report the hops have gone ori* well. Picking will commence in about a week or ten days, and some growers will commence operations ...
... Sheffield and Lincolnshire Rail- ?? Railway (Additional Powers) — Midlothian Water — Mill's Patent (Boots and Shoes), for Improvements in the Manufacture of Boots and Shoes and the Machinery Employed therein — Monmouthshire Railway acd Company (Additional Powers) ...
... 238 given to Mr. Copland-a majority of 89. The Golden-square Mystery. — A Kichmond correspondent states that the rumour that the lady and gentleman who poisoned themselves in their apartments, 18, Golden- square, on Saturday, the 19th inst., were Captain ...
... the fullest details as to the position ' of the Society. CLEMENT J. OLDHAM, Secretary. ' THE KENT EIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Established at Maidstone, 1802.* A1l kinds of '.NCI'S EFFECTED with this Comp my, through Mr. G. M HUGHES, Manager of the ...
... was committed for trial. GUILDHALL. Obtaining Goods and Money by Fraudulent Cheques. — George Mason, 40, of Rolls-road, Old Kent-road, was charged on remand, before Sir Sydney H. Waterlow, with obtaining money and goods by false pretences, Mr. Lindus ...
... Office, Regent-circus; Griffin's Greeu Marl and Still, Oxford street; No. 216, Oxford-stieet, West; Bolt-in-Tun. Fleet-street; Golden CrosÃ, Charing-cross; 53, King William-street. City ; the Swan with Two Necks, Gresham-strcet, City ; and at the Waterloo ...
... Bail was refused. CLERKENWELL. The Muedhe and Outeagb in St. ?? — James Crocklin, 20, a waste-paper dealer, of George-yard, Golden- lane, St. Luke's, was charged before Mr. Cooke, on his own confession, with being concerned with Richard Painter, now in ...
... Beechlng. of Great Yarmouth, in the county of Norfolk, shipbuilder; Thomas Th wai tes Beechlng. of Dover, in the said county ol Kent, ship- Wil'iam Morris Poyton, of Ramsgate aforesaid, erof the Rainscatebiatich ol the National Provincial Bank I in the said ...
... Yarmouth— ll. Johnstone's, Sir Harcourt— Tues., Hutton Boscot ; Fri., Kins-thorpe— 10. Kent, East (the Earl of Guildford's)— Mon., St. Alban's Downs; Fri., AcriseMiU-10.30. Kent, West -Tues., Polhill Arms; Thurs., Frant Station; Sat., Kennels (Wrotham Heath)— ...
... fatally, occurred at the South• Eastern Railway Company's Station at Belvedere. Kent, at seven o'clock youcolay morning. A breakstnan named George Bowe, a native of Maidstone, who was in charge of a goods Man, engaged . on aiding in his of detaching trucks ...
... i i.stabllshed 1813).-Large or a can be incliu le.l in these sales. POIW Cl >LED BOOTS ?? l>au,p Weather Levant. Morocco, or Olove Kid li-ht _f. 21s. Velvet Elastic Boots, flannel lined, ?? fid slippers' ?? ?? catalogues post free, with particulars of ...
... officers of the guard of honour, which consisted of 105 men, with the Queen's colours, and was accom- panied by Lieutenant Colonel Kent and Captain Herbert Browne, and the most efficient band. There was also a guard of honour of Royal marines, and the approaches ...