... meeting of the above Board was held at the Town Hall, Maidstone, on Friday afternoon, when there were present—Mr. B. E. P. Balaton (chairman), and Messrs. J. Case (vice-chairman), B. Fremlin, W. Bune, Q. Boots, O. Baker, and T. Wells. The only business of any ...

... m (6u-fttc. CANTERBURY, TUESDAY DECEMBER 30.1873. ) [Vol. 186, No. 52. rnHE KENT AND METROPOLITAN REGISTER of PHOPEETY to be SOLD or LET. to be had gratis of WORSPOLD, HAYWARD, Co., Auctioneers, Queen Victoria Street, London, E. C„ and New Bridge, Dover ...

... in and the inquest gave an opinion that death revolted from disease of the heart. Verdict Natural causes.” The Freemasons of Kent will receive with regret the announcement the death of Edward Wates, Esq., of Gravesend. Deceased was for many years the G ...

... we are quite well enough off, now, and we are not going to listen to Mr. Simmons or any other man who may come down from Maidstone to talk us in this strain.” (Hear, hear.) believed the labourers had already found out tho fallacy of strife. (Hear, hear ...

... able-bodied man. and bore his. punishment very quietly. Aocinaw ra—The following accidents have been admitted into the Weet Kent General Hoeaital, Masdstosas. during ths past law days. Thomas Wire, aged ri*. years, living Aylasfoui. fell down the stairs ...

... Sandwich, bred by exhibitor. Premium 2.— Short-Horned Steers not exceeding 3 years seedsman carrying on business in the county Kent, was awarded to James Ratcliffc, of Blean, Canterbury (seed from Mr. Potter, of Hcadcorn). * The Ladies* Cop, a beautiful example ...

... his legs and feet, and was satisfied, was not long enough in tho leg; ” and swore that had never seen Arthur Orton butcher’s boot© or butcher’s dress. Several of the witnesses were dismissed almost without examination, their evidence being found to worthless ...