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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 ...
... charged on wit pair of boot*, the property of Mr. makcr, of the New-croes-road. The ' ,0 I j*e peared, went the shop Mr. KarelaiU *»* had been sent by her mblrese—a M r*. Hoi low* J.. In the same neighboutiiood—to order • ...
... Diwtooaiao A S«a*.— On Monday, a yonng mnn, descHWng himaalf at a traveller, named Robert Orahnm Hall, end maiding the Old Kent-road, Cimberwell, charged wiln committing dam's* to the extent of 2r. teat In Oreenwich-peik. The charge waa proved by Bryne ...