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... London&London forward Faversham, Sittingbrne, p. m. p. m. p. m. p. me Rochester,and Chatham 2 10 225 230 140 Dover, Maidstone, and places in Kent Chatham, Dartford, London, Gravesend, Roches- I Sittingbourne, dtc 18 0 830 835 730 a. m. Sunday Anvils no I, I-4\mM ...
... what he had said. The case was then proceeded with, and ultimately the defendant was fined 10s. and costs. MAIDSTONE. THE SEVENOAILS AND MAIDSTONE RAILWAY.—The works connected with the construction of this new lino of railway are fast progressing. We understand ...
... Liffey, at North Wall Quay. It was in an all weed state of decomposition, and was dressed in oil coat and trousers, and long boots. No clue has been obtained to lead to identification. THOMAS RATCLIFFE, an inspector on the London and Ncrth- Western Station ...
... Old and New London e time for everything a plate for everything f and every. thing in its place ! is one of those Golden Maxims but golden earned out. But in all plates, and under all circumstances, where the Right thing is to be found in the right place ...
... London& London forward Fdrersliam, Sittingbnie,, liochuster,and Chathami With 2d. ad- M. A. M. 20 10 25 Dover, Maidstone, and places in Kent P. EL P. 210,236 a. m. 730 735 Chatham, Dartford, Lon. don, Gravesend, Rochester, Sittingbourne, 8 0 830 P. 30 ...
... BOaoraz. In hops of the best grcwlh t ant. actions, if not extensive, are molerately muncrimm Dl id and East Kent, £315. to ; Weald of Kent, lust o £7 7s ; buster, £4 Os to its; Farnham and Cuntry, £0 to Es ; and Worcester. L 5 to £7los. WOOL.—The ...
... with Mr R. Reece, of Ashford, Kent, to l walk 15 miles in three hours, carrying in each hand a brick weighing not lees than Bilb. The feat came l off on Wednesday. in the presence of a large number of spectators on the Maidstone Road, just out Ashford, Mr ...
... ordinary desoriptions of the la t growth, and prices aro cemiderebly firmer improve met tis marts.; in Sussex. Rid and East Kent, to • ; Weald of KeJt. 10e to £7 'a • Susbex, £1 to £6 Ls ; Farnham and Country, £6 to Ss; and Woroseter. LS to £7 ICs. WOOL—For ...
... Victoria or Ludgate Bill to Berne Bill. Stops at Chatham on Tuesdays only to take up pant gets. Third Chow on and from the Kent Coast Branch, and from ( anteibuly, but TN from any otter Station. R This Train is net 'ard class from London to Canterbso ...
... circa. gem. By the Rev. D. Noose, M.A. R. turn lick. ts to and from Queenborough and Sheens 1 bird Class on and fts . m the Kent Celts/ lb a n e b, an d M et If a boat be detained, and the passenger or passengers BEECHAM'S PILLS. issued by there Truett ...
... London&London forward Faversham, Sittingbrne, p. R. p. ti p. m. p. rat Rochester,and Chatham 210 225 230 1 40, Dover, Maidstone, and places in Kent Chatham, Dartford, Lon- ° don, Gravesend, Rochester, Sittingbourne, &c 8 0 830 8 U 730 m. Sunday * Inland Cullers ...