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... KENT WINTER ASSIZES. The commission of the peace for the Kent Winter Assizes was opened the Session Honse, Maidstone, on Saturday last, by Mr. Justice lea. His lordship arrived at the Maidstone Station of the South- Eastern the 2 pm. train from London ...
... examined the garden of house, where he found several foot- risoner's prints, one of which he produced. The boot corresponding with the foot print. boot had some peculiarities which were impressed on the soil. P.C, Adey, of the Faversham borough police, deposed ...
... KENT WINTER ASSIZES. , . Tbe onerwireion of the mew for the Winter Mazes tree opened at the Beseless Howie, Maidstone. on last:by Mr. Joetico BTUs. lit. lorlJtip at the Mak/ktomSsation of the flooth-Saatern Railway._ by 2 p.m., train from Lamina. n. there ...
... AUTU AND WINTE BOOTS AND SHOES, la the newest and most fachionshie GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDRER, and best st. 8S &C. v. DLXON, 60, Gary Sreeer. . LAMPS AND OIL, J. WRIGHTS THE OTL DEALER, 4 and 42, SIDE, NEWCASTLE. aw LITHOGRAPHY, GEORGE PEARSON AND Cv.. STEAM ...
... this question of the game laws is one of thoee KENT WINTER ASSIZES. things that demand general attention. Already an • agitation has begun, and it is declared that no The commission of the peace for the Kent Winter Amebae compromise, such as taking rabbits ...
... Retc'r hot, mule and Kent's Pote• t Knife Chutee a Ctu dry Order, penetnallr art, nJed to. rlekw v. — WILLIAM EASNOP., DITOIIAN PLACE, RoAr. BOOTS AND SHOES FM TIE MiLL-10;;! lIARTI. ♦Ns) SON Bon- and Shoe WareLeu.e, 35'11040 GOLDEN LANE. N.B.—Children% ...
... by Mr. Finn. The Doan of Canterbury and was supported the Right Rev. the Bishop Suffragan of Dover, the Ven. Archdeacon Maidstone, The Mayor of Canterbury, the Rev. Canon Robertson, Rev. Dr Mitchinson (Head Master), and numerous company of local clergy ...
... the gross receipts available for division, which is at the rate of 92.125. 4cL per cent, on the capital. The capital of the Kent Water Company is 477,0112,; gross revenue, 62,1302.; net revenue, 40,3152. The gross earnings were thus 102.124. 9d. per cent ...
... prices is anticipated. Continental markets are similar to our own—very strong at advancing prices. Mid and East Kents, to ; Weald of Kent, j£3 Bs. to ,£5 10s.; Sussex, I Os. to 15s. j Famham and country, to £6, 4, 1872. GAZETTE NEWS. BANKRUPTS. (From ...
... the House of Commons. As Chairman of West Kent Quarter Sessions too, ho pet formed bis duties to the entire satisfaction of the community. It was source of much gratification know that the two members for West Kent, although comparatively young, were very ...
... values have been well maintained. Current prices of English wool Fleeces— Southdown noggato, to ; half-bred ...
... Wittersham; 2nd, premium of £4, Edward Lord! Northiam. Chun A—s Kent wethers, 2 and under 3 rear* oM. T lst prize tankard £6, Henry RJgden. Lyminge: tod, premium of Exors. of James Claw 7.-6 Kent Wethers, 1 and ander 2 Team * * * Henry Rigdeh Lynhum; 2nd ...