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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... very few samples are the market, growers expecting that the price will advance considerably. Prices : East Kent Oe. to 48 Bs. per cwt. Mid Kent 44 IBs. to Os. „ Weald 44 10s. to 48 0«. „ Sussex 44 10s to Os. Maidotonx. SKFmnu 13.—A considerable breadth ...
... appeal to the inhabitants of Kent, for Subscriptions and Donations. Signed, CHARLES WHITEHEAD, Chairman of the Meeting. Messrs. Wigan, Co., Maidstone; Messrs. Hammond, Canterbury; Mr. Jonathan Saunders, Sandling Road Maidstone; and Mr. E, Goodwin, Secretary ...
... sermon, 10.30 a.m. Evening Prayer, with sermon, 3 p.m. Days. —Morning Prayer, 10 *.m. Evening Prayer, 3 p.m. Thk Eotais East Kent Mounted Rifles. —lt is announced that Lord Mountcharles, commander of tho above regiment, has intimated that if a suitable ...
... Monday week new poor-rate of Is. in the waa ligMdfbr the parish of Moakton. “«‘®*wae Maidstone. The New Railway.— The work connected with the now Sovenoaks, Maidstone, and Tunbridge lino is being rapidly pushed forward. The present rainy weather has, as ...
... 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 ...
... Canterbury Grand Week, £227 3s. sd. ; North Men extra for 1872, ; Kent v. Lancashire match Gravesend (less received on account gate money), 18a. Bd. ; Kent v. Surrey, Maidstone, ditto, lls. 6d. Kent v. Surrey, at Kenmngton Oral, ; county matches, £22 ; Assistant ...
... procession, headed by the banner of the Kent Agricultural Labourers’ Union to the railway station. A special train had been engaged take the party from Maidstone to Plymouth, at which port they embarked. The train left Maidstone aquarter to ten in the morning ...
... gone two pairs of boots wore missed. The police visited prisoners at their lodgings and found the boots in their possession. Committed for trial. Lecture. —Major Boss, one of the Conservative candidates for the representation of Maidstone at the next election ...
... drunk, besides other toasts. KENT COUNTY POULTRY SHOW. The Kent County Poultry Show Association held their third annual show on Wednesday and Thursday last, the spacious covered premises at the rear of the Bell Hotel. Maidstone. The exhibition has in previous ...
... 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 ...