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... THE WV= ORRONICLE AND KENT 4I41) SUSSEX ;OVERTIME, yryt. sceptre in western Barope since ilts days of Charlemagne. had returned but to dis is the land which sheltered his youth and manhood while kis native capital, ungrateful for the ieoateet, till the ...
... to live in Emit Kent and some in West Kent. James begged to withdraw the distinction, but there was, notwithstanding, a sort of geographical boundary between them, and while admitting that it was not a matter of East Kent and West Kent, the magistrates ...
... ROCHESTER AND CHATHAM JOURNAL, AND SOUTiE EASTERN ADVERTIS®, SURREY REPORTER, SUSSEX TELEGRAPH, AND ESSEX OBSERVER. % B Notices. 3 KENT GENERAL SESSIONS, THE ANNUAL GENERAL BSESSIONS, under an Actr-d in the ;eu 1814, for oubllni:‘n ustices of the 'eace for the ...
... gc., 43, TOWNWALL STREET, DOVER Bvery Description of Plain and Fancy Printing executed on the Premises. Bl Agent for the Maidstone and Kentish Journal. MESSKS. JOHN FOX AND SONS. ABE now delivering their October Pale Ales and &= Stoat, 'hioh;r:‘th'numeonddem ...
... use the Patent, per agreement:— Earl of Romney Maidstone W. H. Nicholson. Esq Rochester W. C. Morlaod, Esq. . Lamherbnrat Messrs. T. and W. Batcher Selling Edward Lack, Esq Hartlip C. EUis, Esq Maidstone Messrs. C. and E. Neame. Selling Mr. O. Aiifree ...
... was a boy in custody for stealing boots and the question was if the boots had been bought of Wood by the boy's mother and her object in going to the police station was to show that the boy's mother bad bought the boots. The shoemaker who went with me was ...
... Saturday tell her to bring her husband down the police station, nor say he would sit up till eleven o’clock to see him about the boots.—Reexamined by Mr. Till. She was not mad, nor had she dreamed all she had been saying. It was ths truth. When her husband ...
... IMMN n i Wiaa Cz.m.--The - ansnal ef the Maidstone Farmers' deb wm es Thursday last. A it the past year's premediage, of the d mir giaa rsition of the Club, harteg been given, Mr. was, for the time, sleeted °hairless ; Mr. Lovett was re•appobated vic ...
... 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 ...
... Household Cavalry. The cams btlli was, course, a Indy. Captain A. fired the first shot, and his bullet grazed Captain B.’s boot. Captain B. then fired in the air. Both the combatants then declared that their honour was satisfied. Thus ended the farce ...
... WALKING BOOTS for Ladies, the largest selection in the town. Also a great variety of EVENING and HOUSE BOOTS, SLIPPERS. 4c, all Sewn. Ladies' Fittiug Room. CLEVELAND'S STOCK of BOOTS, &c, for GENTLEMEN consists of every design, and includes BOOTS suitable ...
... VALLEYr OF BUTTERFLIES ! EBONY CABINET OF THE BEETLEF KING ! Graind AMilitery binspection of the I'Loyal Beetle Gutards GROVE OF GOLDEN PALMS AND CASCADES OF t REAL WATER I (Recnived nightly with immense applauise.) EVOLIUTIONS . Y .iYll- JUVENILE3 C;ORPS DF ...