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... f‘{i‘lfl.‘_f__m seere—as OUBRAL4 NARCH v, 1874, MAIDSTONE QUARTER SESSIONS The Quarter Sessions for the boroagh of Maidstone were held on Saturday morning, befors the Recorder, R. H. B. Marsham, L ‘;& justices on the Beoch were the Ma (J. Olifford, D ...
... Do. do. —Golden Is 6d 18s 3 years in the wood— Pale _ Is 9d 21s 8 years in the wood— Golden Is 9d 21s 4 years in the wood— Pale te Od 24* 4 years in the wood — Golden 2s Od 24a 6 years in the wood— Pale 2s 6d 30s 6.years in the wood— Golden 2s 6d 30s ...
... (Cannes), the Sussex County Gun aub, the York aub, North British Tor- quay, Kildare, Monmouth, Clifton, Wye, Taunton, Bath, East Kent Club (Canterbury), Jerome Park CTub (America), Hunting Club (Paris), Union Club (Brussels), and aU the Jockey Clubs of Europe ...
... in frocks of white serge, braided with ?? ; they wore dark-blue stockings and black high boots, and on their blue-ribanded sailors' hats was in- scribed in golden letters ** Marie. Each carried a little basket, bound with blue riband, andladen with spring ...
... at Juncheon at his residence, Darnley-road. A squadron of the West Kent (Queen's Own) Yoonu.r‘y | Cnvd7 was on duty at various parts of the route, eonsisting of the Cobham and Maidstone troops; Captain Nicholson was in ocommand, and the following officers ...
... The golden news along the steppes blown. And at thy name the Tartar tents are stirr'd; Elburz and all the Caucasus have heard; And all the sultry palms of India known, Alexandre waa. The voices of our universal sea capts of Afric on cliffs Kent, The ...
... _ _ SPECIAL NOTICE. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. CLEARING OUT THE STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS BOOTS AND SHOES, Considerably under Cost Price. GENTLEMEN'S SPRING-SIDE AND LACE BOOTS. Regular Selling Prices-8s., 93. 6d. 10s. 6d., 18s., . ia. 6d., 188. 6d. Present Prices-6s ...
... more go. emus Wine, such as Sandemau 'sold Pol: c 3-S.perdoz. Rare Old Tawny Fo • .ace ?? . ...
... attitude strikingly suggestive of a freshly devilled spatchcock, abounded, and was kept in countenance by enough White Horses of Kent to have harnessed a battery of French artillery. Here a model ship upon an imitation sea of carefully wrinkled green glazed ...
... Strong laoed Boots, toe aad heel pla-*s, 8s 6d reduced to 5s ?? ?? Pudders, very heavy. 10s 9J rcduce ...
... afternoon the Maidstone troop of the Weat Kent Yeomanry Cavalry, about forty strong, departed for the same destination. Both partios wore billeted at Rochester and Strood, on Friday night, and left for Gravesend early on Satnrday morning. Toe Ist Kent Rifle ...
... usual complimentary charac- ter, such as ** Welcome to England, May you be Happy/ Kent welcomes her Earl and his Bride, &c. It is not generally known, however, that Kent is a divided earldom, for though the Duke of Edin- burgh is earl, the Prince of Wales ...