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... Cheriton without boot or cap on, and had bag of cleaning articles used by soldiers suspended round his neck. He knocked at the door of a house occupied by a pensioner of the 78th Regiment, who acted the good Samariton by furnishing him with boots and cap also ...
... KENT COUNTY NEWS. Alfred Tennyson, the poet laureate, w.is fTOm * Ue to -r M 'i K l* lst ,!Uta!i n Royal 2fnl Welsh usihera, his been appointed liarrism instructor at tshonicliffe, vice Major Hale, R.E., transferred to London. ' Archbishop of Canterbury ...
... KENT COUNTY NEWS. Alfred Tennyson, the poet laureate, w.is pais•anger by the boat from Boulogne to Folkestone on Saturday. CapUin K. M. Ist Battalion Royal ITSr.I Welsh usihere, has been appointed Garrison atructor Shomdiffe, Major Hale, R.K., transferred ...
... MS. J. LSWNS, UQTIONEER, VALUER, HOUSE AND ESTATE YORK BUILDINGS, HASTINGS, And TENTERDEN, KENT. 2, ST. MICHAEL'S TERRACE, HASTINGS. Important Unreserved-Sale of Capital HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PLATE, LINEN, CHINA, and Effects. MR. CABLETON J. Has received ...
... \V. Sharp, Flinden street, Melbourne, Australia, and formerly of East street, Maidstone. February 15th, St. Clement's Church Hastiogs, James Henry Chainey, Alaidstone, Kent, to Annie Bishop, Park, Sandon Staffordshire. Febiuary 16th, at St. Alary's-i ...
... the examinations. The example is cited in support of this proposal. KENT AND SUSSEX COUNTY CRICKET. The adjourned meeting of the Committee of the Kent County Club was held st the Golden Crest Hotel, Charing Cross, London, on Thursday week, present— Lord ...
... February 20:h, at 2 Edward road, St. Leonardson sea, the wife of Edward Booty, of a son. February 21st, Golden Square, Tenterden, the wife Mr. James Weaver, boot-maker, of son. February 21st, at Rye, the wife of Mr.. Richard Tiltman, of daughter. February 22nd ...
... lamia, 160. Be.sU, 59. Calves, Jl2. Pigs. 66. , . , Maidstone Stock Mahkei, May 11-A large mart el good beast and sheep, which met with good demand late nrioee Beef, 81- 6s. 4d. Mutton, Down and Kent: Weather*, fcr*k *, V’W ss. Bd.) lamb,-6s. ” ...
... HEDGES AND BUTLER SOLICIT ATTENTION TO THEIR DINNER SHERRY At 24s and 30s pea Dozen. SUPERIOR GOLDEN SHERRY (soft, generous. high-lisvoured) PURE Sr. =Lim/ 14s 18e 20s 24e 808 CLARET 36s SPARKLING ) 36e 42s 48e 60s 668 CHAMPAGNE MARSALA 20e Dmo. very ...
... demand ptevans, and on the Continent mo 4 of We markets, althou b fires are &weld of activity. Mid aad Bast Kent, L 5 se. to 7& Weald of Kent, LS 60. IS.. Murex, sa. to id. Flesh= and country, X 5 to X 7 par cwt. Country *lakes Rub Crops. HORSHAM CORN ...
... enquiries, but found that to represent the I borough of which that town formed part would be very expensive. He went to Maidstone ' but found that was nut sufficiently a working man's borough to entitle him to contest the representation of it. Ile bad ...
... unexpired policies, leaving a cleat sum payable to the Kent Company of £20,000. Tlie offices at Maidstone ami Canterbury, with the fixtures, were to be sold for £B,OOO, subject to the provision th at the Kent Life Company should have the use of them free rent ...