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... railway, on which upwards of 500,000 trains w ere run in the year 1872. DEATH FROM CONVULSIONs.-An inquest was held at the Golden Key, Woodbridge Road, on Saturday before H. M. Jackamnan, Esq., corocner, on the body of Emily Jane Taylor, aged 14 months ...
... USUAL RATE. LONDON.—O 9, Tooloy-stroet, I’hconix Wharf, and L. C. and D. Riilwsy, Blackfnars. KENT.—AII Stations on L. C. and D. Railway also Rochester and Maidstone. SUSSEX.—Brighton ; and Swan, Corn Market, Horsham. SURREY.—Aehby, Croydon; and Hicks, Guildford ...
... Kibbell, 15. waa charged on remand with stealing a pair of boots, the property Mrs. Louisa Harbour. On Saturday last prisoner went to Mr. A. Bedwell'm, pawnbroker, and wanted to pledge pair of boots. From what Mr. Bedwell had beard sent for the police, and ...
... bedroom, and kitchen furniture; dairy utensils, and superior brewing plant, 10 excellent ale casks; small library of books. i R KENT.—AII stations on T_‘._'(_,‘r._\_i' D. Railway; also Prize Poultry, consisting of Brahma Poctra Fowls, and Muscovite and BEast ...
... books; the Duke holding the hem the upper part of the priest's golden robe. His Royal Highness bears himself with perfect composure and dignity. The marriage crowns are now received on golden plates and taken into the Inner Chapel, whither the bride and ...
... stealing b ree d s mewe d e n gladly From Norfolk, Smsex, Essex, erodes made &to 6s ed ter She. Medium and inferior one pair of boots, 10 shillings and a perm/ the and Cambridgeshire there' were about 1,250, from Lincoln was very glad Sir Robert was not. [Cheers ...
... Scott John, Wouldhain, Kent, farmer Staite Charles, Lewisham, provision merchant Skelton Samuel, 241, Marylebone road, schoolmaster Simpson Harriet, Diss, Norfolk, spinster Sandon Alfred George, Warwick Lodge, Bourn Farm Bexley, Kent, gentleman [wife of ...
... Party.— Mr. Gathorue Hardy, M.P.,took the chair nt banquet which was held at Maidstone on Saturday, celebrate the return of Lord Holmesdale and Mr. Hart Dyke for Mid Kent. In pro. posing the toast of the oveuimr, Mr. Hardy *aid that the conservative ...
... d, Maidstone, wife of William Hammond Hammond, George Cressy, 1 18 Hamer at, Grans- (gent and Eleanor end spinster Hammond, Horace John } and Horace Eithant, farmers Hammond, Horace John, Chapel, Ethan, Kent, farmer Hammond, Horace John }Cha Kent{ t aand ...
... New Kent road, collector Lowry, Charlotte. Huntingdon. spinster Ward, Henry (deceased)} Sudbury, gentlemen W Dowman, and C Senior Lucas, James H, Newbury. draper Lucas, Arthur, The Palace, Croydon. esquire , Luck, John Martyr, East Peckham, Kent, carrier ...
... Parry.—Mr. Gathorne Hardy, M.P., took the chair nb a banquet which was held at Maidstone on Saturday, to celebrate tho return of Lord Holmes- dale and Mr. Hart Dyke for Mid Kent. Inpro. posing the toast of the evening, Mr. Hardy snid that the Conservative ...
... for local transport are said to he promising. V nt Holmes dale and Mr llartdybc's return 'for Mid Kent was celebrated by Conservative banquet nt Maidstone presided over Mr. Gatborne Hardy. In g the health of the two members Mr. Hardy eloquently expounded ...