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... Chatham ; solicitors, Clapham and Fitc, Bishopgale Without —E lward . Lintott, coachbuilder, Maidstone ; soliicor. Menpes, Maidstone.—A Ifred Wyborn, of Eastry, Kent, baker and grocer ; soheitor, Mr 1.J.1-u-u,ol Sandwich.—George Frederick lfuar inapeotor ...
... Low• don, Frederick John, inLnt son of Mr. F. C. Crothall, aged 13 months. Caoucusa—Jan. 4, at Maidstone, Mr. Crowbar, aged 50. Cut-cif—Dee 3.11 Maidstone, Joseph Crouch, aged 17. Slit Walmer.road, Deal, Miss Jane K. Claringbold, Di years. Coons—Jan. ...
... Bt{:, and MrJ, Muddelle. House Surgeon, Mr Jobn KeNT QUARTER BEssions.—The following are the names of the prisoners for trial at the Kent Quarter Bessions which will be opened at the Court House Maidstone, on Thursday next. Charlotte Bird 28, stealing ...
... Sydney Waterlow at the ensuing election members of Parliament for Maidstone. The candidature of Mr. Boot.-. Chairman of the Sent Agricultural Labourers' Union, and a member of the Maidstone School Board, bas been announced in the Times—of course in the ...
... by no means an extravagant rental in the choke districts of Mid sad East Kent, in favoured spots of the gram .and near Maidstone, and she chalk town of Outerbury. Weald of Kent land whose value for mere ordinary farming purposes is from to 20e. per acre ...
... have little doubt, meet with general approval. MAIDSTONE. Charles Dickens and Maidstone.—ln the second volume of Mr. John Forster's ' Life of Charles Dickens,' the following allusion is made to Maidstone. Writing to his friend from Broadstairs, in 1848 ...
... contain coat, a pair of trousers, new boots, Ac. He gave information to the police, and had Olsnister taken into eustody.—John Crook, shoemaker, Cbeaham, said was in hsbit of attending the market at Uemel Hempstead, with boot-stall. On ibe 24th nit., took parcel ...
... —Elizabeth Goodwin, a young girl, pleaded *• guilty to a charge of stealing one pair boots, the property of Thomas Holloway ; and also of obtaining two pairs of boots by false pretences, the property of Mr. Hill, and was sent to prison for two months. ...
... are rather firmer ton sS«g«e iot In demand. C„r-”wd; Kent, from £5 £8 Bs. F-urt Kents from £,i to £•' », Wealds from 10s. to £6; choice higher. Biiesex from it 10s. re lit. 1 choioe sons Maidstone Buildings, and 74 High-street, Borough, S.E. lincirr.STT ...
... resigned. His ministry will cease about the end of February. Maidstone. Kent Aokicui.tural Labourers’ Uhiobt. —On Thnra- day evening entertainment was given in the Corn Exchange, Maidstone, to 410 Kentish emigrants, on their departure for New Zealand ...
... the practios was intro- Maidstone is & station on the North Kentline of South duced, as [ have before told you, it was the praotios of the mlflvzflhmyof‘“m all parts of priesthood to use all such davicee to combat the stubhors | Kent and the adjoining countiss ...
... Newman,) Eridge road- Jude ft Co., Kent Brewery (WateringburyX Stares : Public Rooms, Tjnbridge Wells. Keiscy, E. and H.. St. John's road Ken ward and Co., (Pale Ales) Hadlow—Branch office, High street a Mason (Maidstone), Branch Office, Mt. Pleasant-road ...