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... Maidstone. The Arrival ravesekd. —The first Kent (Maidstone) Rifle Volunteers loft Maidstone by an early train on Saturday morning and assisted in lining the route taken the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh at Gravesend ; a troop of the 7th Hussars, and ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... iniquity as the parallelopipedon of synchronous but amorphous chuuk of protoplastic clay. JOSEPH RUSSELL. PUDDING LANE, MAIDSTONE, . COSTBACTOR for PURE WOOL WASTE and dealer in RAGS and FUR WASTE, AGEST FOR THE FARMERS' MANURE ('OMPANY (Lrmrren), Having ...
... I The golden news along the Bteppcs blown. And thy name the Tartar tents are stirr’d; Elburz and all the CaucnßUS have heard; And aU the sultry palme of India known, Alosandrowna. The voices of our universal sea Ou Capes Afrio as cliffs of Kent, The Maoris ...
... red frighten '* * Tm* Moanaa. It will be that man named James Atkin, waa tried at the Kent Winter Amiaea last yaor for the murder of polios oonstaMe belonging to the Kent constabulary, named Israel May, end be was convicted of mansionghter and sentenced ...
... planters, artisans, farmers, soldiers, seamen, and residents abroad—urge on us the importance of our believingly turning the golden hours to best account. From all parts of the country we hear cheering accounts of glorious revivals taking place; of their ...
... ranged from five to twelve, were uniformly dressed in white serge, trimmed with blue ; they wore dark blue stockings and high boots, and sailors' hats, inscribed Marie. Their presence was one of the happiest features of the day, and it was not difficult ...
... begin to blow! From love love, from home to home you go, From mother Lint* mother, at ttely bride, Marie Alexia irowna! The golden lima along th e St imwa le blown, And at thy iame the Tarter tente are sti-v'd ; Elbarz and .J 1 the Cancan* have heard ; ...
... Four BITTING BOOMS. besides able% coach bonne, stabling for three home. good flower and kitchen 4 scree of tuclosura.—Liew, KENT.—To be LET, Furnished, a gentlemen's RESIDENCE. oontaining dining and dewing TOMS, study . , five bed rooms. dressing room ...
... The golden news along the bteppes is 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, . Alexandrowna. The voices of our universal sea On capes Afric cliffs of Kent, The ...
... CHARGE, or CURACY. —Wanted, by a Priest, nine years In Holy Orders. Kent preferred. Ftir stipend and small honee required. Address the Rev. D. D. Parkin, Lenbam Vicarage, Maidstone, Kent. HARLOW COLLEGE, for Resident Pupil, only. The prospectus will sent ...