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... KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. These sessions were commenced on Thursday, at the Court House, Maidstone, G. Talbot, Esq., M.P., in the chair. The following magistrates were also present; J. Whitehead, Esq., J. G. Hepburn, Esq., G. H. Field, Esq., W. faring, Esq ...
... Kent. ‘fi“?“ Sales dp |uction. KENT. IN THE PARISHES OF I.OOSI,!{AST FARLEIGH, AND MAIDSTO E “EBSBS. TOOTELL and BONS sre directed . to BELL hy AUCTION at the Auction Mart, Token h:oa-yud‘, Il:&do-. on mm?, JoLy 80th, 1878, at one o'cl uable FREEHOLD ...
... KENT GENERAL 3ESSIOH. ELECTION OP CHAIRMAN. E ANNUAL GENERAL 3ES/ . SION, Aot paaead ia fer ■ the year 1814, for enabling 'ho Justices ?»V'3w\' Pt;aCB • ° county Zest -° 'General Session annually, \ * levying and applying, tha \ Rates and Expenditure ...
... HOL‘S‘ and Bhop, adjoiming Wandsworth Railwav Station, York-road ; Boot and Bhoe Maker, Leather Cutter, J. Reed, 16, Leather-isne. . R HOUSI (Buperior Nine-roomed) to be Let, mear the 3 Nlnnl. Islington. Apply 4, Henover-street, Islingjon, N, e L OUBES ...
... mHE IToiJBISHING STOUT AND GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE THE NOURISHING STOUT.| \ EDICAL OPINIONS.— THE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE _% Ur. Hassell's Report: I have . THE NOURI^HTNG _ STOUT carefully analysed Blockley's well-known THE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE Nourishing Stout ...
... from 10 to 6 o'clock daily, on | fir’m-h of Mecbanical Dnfi:ry. at his residence, 4, -place, Maidstone. ‘Dentist to the moo-ty Ophthalmic no?uu, also to the West Kent t Infantry Regiment of Militia, | A single toosh from e; & set from £5 be. ...
... CUP.—First prise, £BO, received W. Paxton, Albany-read, 8.E., sold by O. Alger, 560. Old Kent-road; second prixe, £4O, received J. Wilson, Week-street, Maidstone, sold by B. Jones. 128. Renfleld-street, Glasgow; third prisa. received H. Thornton, South ...
... Yurk.bire. Tug MODERN BOOT A RELIC Or nu: DARK AKER must be confessed 'bat among the retlsemerits of tonere which our ancestors devi‘ed for their political and religious opponents, few. if any. were to be dreaded more than the iron boot and thumbscrew. the ...
... places, in others It is described as being irregular and weak from the effects of vermin. East Kent goldtngs, 16s, ; Weald of Kent, Br. to £**•.; Mid Kent-, £5 12s to £6 16s. ; Sussex, £5 6e. to £5 IBs.; Worcesters, £6 to £7 12s. ; Farnham and country ...
... Rector of Croft, York. f Rev. S. B. Lobb to be Rector of Kenardington, Kent.. . Rev. T. Martyn to be Rector of lulgershall, Bucks. ' Rev. T. Moore, Vicar of Holy Trinity Chureh, Maidstone, to be I Chaplain to the Troupe at Mal stone. Rev. P. H. Monypenny ...
... years; ground rept £2 10s. only en the wioht | price £1,4 0. Inquire at 14, Orange Tree-terrace, Viiimivet n; near Lurtford, Kent. 8 l NVESTMENT (Exeeilent), — Mile Fod. — Two espital Boops et as Chemists and Grosers, and a Private Eouse ; lease T 4 yeara ...
... long distance hear Mr. Boots, the renowned founder the Union, and Mr. Simmons, the bon. sec. then read telegram dated from Maidstone, which after stating that antorseen and unavoidable circumstances kept the senders Maidstone, concluded with very sorry ...