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... Mary Ann Fowler to Robert Calverley Stapley. Lewisham.—Two Brewers, from George William Sykes to Thomas William Cheshire; Golden Lion, from Alfred Field to James Lovell Batley. Eltiiam.—Rising Sun, from John Vivian to John Harris. Woolwich.—Trafalgar ...
... ;. , : • , ,' . 11 '0 , • v r 1 I .!1 • F , T , lrt iournal WE KENT HERALD. RIDAY, DEC. 18. 1874. Mr Baron Bramwell, in an elaborate charge to the Grand Jury at the opening of the Kent Winter Assizes, on Tuesday morning, drew a careful distinction between ...
... thence to start for Caenada. A crowded meeting of ?? labourera took place ia the Corn Ex~hango, Maidstone, on inesday might. Mr. Simmons, rseretary of the Kent Lsbourera' Union, an- nounoed at the coammenoement of the prooeedings that the look-out in Kknt ...
... Cockcroft, Manchester, cabinet- makers—W. Sharp and W. Maliinson, Bradford, York- shire, farmers— J. Butcher and T. North, Maidstone, Kent, woollen merchants— G. Moore and J. N. Moore, Moreton- in-Harsh, Gloucestershire, surgeons — G. F. Taylor and J. Barrie ...
... Rail. Pm. ren, Of of B ',dale Park, Kent. to K 1 en Elisabeth, youngeor of the Kee se tiymeold Seti. , Vleor Redhown. entrour• -Ct AT. On the Toth Aprll. at Al eon's by the ft , . J. Conte of 11l lta'nrs', Maidstone. Col net Edmund Routbey, R P.., o Wisaheib ...
... platers— W. Commins and A. de Jong, Liv-rpool spirit merchants— A. Smith and E. Stimson, New Kent-road' auctioneers— H. G. Flaws and J. J. Johnson, Brewer- atreet Golden-square, gold lacemen-G. Hagedorn, J. Ricketts, and C. Plath, West Smithfield, City, cattle ...
... Annandale, Harvey Jarrow-on-Tyne WUliam,Underwood, Eochster Cooling, Smith, Union, Stone, Ipswich Kent. Gillianl, Rochester Superb, Orman, do Maidstone, AlWridge, Nile, Turner, Fow«y Augusta. Hewlett, StOsyth Laurel, Spiers, Goote Queen, Lee, Middlesborough ...
... also a Young Lady for general trade.—Apply to R. M‘Viears, Maidstone. WANTED, a respectable woman as good plain .. COOK in a gentleman's family.—Address M., 4, Oak Villas, New Beckenham, Kent. WANTED, a TEMPORARY MASTERSHIP -- ; by a Second Classman (Class ...
... sentenced him to week’s hard labour. Shop Robbibi.-Jmw. soldier, was with stealing pair of boots (ram th» atop of Mr. Put, London-iirret, Greenwich. U. waa Hopped with (b. boot, in bu potMnion, Bad pleaded dronkenneas aa exenan. Sen tt need to n month*! impeiaonment ...
... effected yet. We can now put the growth of 1674, about Maidstone, at not more than 21 to 3 cwt. per acre. The Canterbury report states that the season of 1874 has been singe arty favourable to East Kent planters. At the local hop exchange on Saturday Mr. ...
... tntbcssnaKj of Kent. Meet tba tend Is attang team Upland; the mendaw land Ana pariare, and the eentameef theSoath-Eastma kaHway Station atHiadsern,aeartha church, aad Is situate about midway between the town# of Tunbridge. Ashford, sod Maidstone.—mr foil parriaaMn ...
... Mary Ann Fowler to Robert CaWerley Stapley. Lewisham.— Two Brewers, from George William Fykra to Thomas William Cheahire; Golden Lion, from Alfred Firld to James Lorell Batley. ELiHaM.—Rising Sun, from John Vifian to John Harris. Woolwich. —Tr»fdl(?«r ...