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... poaltion of the agricultural labourer* of Kent, to prow* anlnerMae of wages, and alao reduction in the hour* of labour, He dfd not bed taut* to my that ptomboa had been made bv nearly 1.000 agricultural labourer* of Kent, £Wn the nalou. Hehad received letter ...
... MAIDSTONE. W*T Kc»t Light Ihta.nTkt.—War o»fic«. A»»iL X—LieuUnsnt F. R. Spry to he Captain. *ice Ho««, ptaolnl; A. T.n«hiugton, gent., to Lieutenant bm .u ) Dkatb.—On the morning of Wednesday )tug aoman, named Coombea, living in Willingtonanet. Uaidatone ...
... (or (be purpose of toying before those present code of tales lor management of the Union of Agricultural Labourers of Kent. Mr. O. Boots presided, aad, in opening the prooeedoeedings, said that they were not to be the mss ten' (lavas, bat their eenrants ...
... l}ury-coun. st. Mary-axe 8 BOOT and Shoe Trade.—Lad waated to work in the Ly above Line. Apply 14, Denman-street, Golden-square, . James's. 3 BO¥, yanted, used to Coffee House Kitchen preferred ; about 14. Apply at once, 43, Old Kent-road. % BO; wanted, lb‘ouv ...
... Apprentices; consant work all the year, 23, De Beau~ \:r.h-_rr.ud. Kmquhnq-md. T % BOOT Trale.—Howe's Machinist for Black work, and Girl for Webbing, wanted. Bmith, Boot Manufacturer, 24, New Glousester-street, Hoxton, 2 Bo(rr Trade.— Wanted zood Howe's ...
... dividend of BW., on and after May 31, at Wilde's, Huddersfield. Henry Fullager. Mereworth, Kent, farmer— dividend of 205., on and after May 30, at Norton and Son's, Maidstone. Robert John Budd Slade, Dulverton, Somersetshire, innkeeper —dividend of Is., on and ...
... capital of one thousand and four pounds, chiefly invested in the Savings Bank. The services of a hand of music Druids of Maidstone), were secured, and their performances arpmred to give satisfaction. The members attended Divine terrine in the parish church ...
... &c. Hall, M.D Consent Hamburg Forth, Hayes, Horselydown F Stahlscbmidt ENTERED OCT FOB [THIS DAY] BROKERS AGENTS. * Sydney Golden Sea, Hardy, 1413, L.D UoaldcrßES Belize Sheffield, Shaw, 600, W.I.D 3tovell&Brown New York Alfred, Schroeder, L.l) GGunua ...
... Conyers Towers, 0.8., and the officers of the regiment, patronised a performance at the Corn Exchange, Maidstone, which was given in aid of the Kent County Ophthalmic Hospital. The band of the regiment, under their talented bandmaster, Herr Raskopf, attended ...
... alteration. Nmw. Per cwt. Mid and East Kent . £lO 0 .. £l2 12 .. £l7 Weald of Kent 810 .. » •• Wl® Sussex .. 8 8 9 Faraham and Country.. 1111 18 0 .. 16 0 Ybarlings. Per cwt. IGd aid Kent . £3 » .. £4 .. 10 Wnld Kent » « .. * « .. » Sussex .. .. 5 FAniham ...
... THE AORICI7LTIMAL Monday ' evening last two birge gatherings of agricultural labourees? of the western pert, of the county of Kent were held, first on the Brent, Dartford, sad the other at the Royal Oak, Northumberlandkeetb, near Erith, for the purpose of ...
... of Darlington, May 9. DimmocK-SKIPwITH-At St. Mary's, Nottingham, Edward A., son of the late Mr. E. M. Dimmock, of Matfield, Kent, to Dorothy, daughter of Mr. R. Skipwith, Long-row, Nottingham, May 9. GREEN- GRANT-At Chester, Richard, son bf Mr. R. Green ...