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... There was a grand demonstration of farm labourers in Kent on May 20, when several thousand farm labourers, with their wives and families, assembled in Maidstone from the different branches of the Kent Agricultural Labourers' Union, and proceeded in procession ...
... LABOURERS' MEETING. - On Tuesday evening a meeting, largely composed of egricultutal tr,t,, was held in the Corn Exchange. Maidstone, its object being to express sympathy with the locked-out labourers in the Eastern counties. Mr 11. King, trummier of the ...
... RORBERY BY A BOY. James Smith, 17, shoeblack, of no home, was with stealing a pair of boots, value 2s. 7d., from the ehop of Mr. Elisha James Allson, 611, Old Kent-road. Mrs. Allson said on the previous evening she was serving 8 lady in the shop, when ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the ease of the Kent water from the chalk wells, the hardness was 21 degrees before boiling and 5.8 degrees after. As regards turbidity, it noticeilAhat the water supplied by the Middlesex, the New River, the Rut London, and the Kent Companie was always ...
... Twickenham, finally brought up. on Tuesday, charged with stealing boots from various tradesmen. The charge on which the prisoner w s first brought to this court was for stealing two pairs of boots, value 30s. the property of Mr. Henderson, lbootmaker, of 4 ...
... from stoua. maons, per Mr. Boot, Ss*; Carpenters and Joiners, per M Wales, ?? ld: from Fairlawn, Torbridge, Bedboroogh, Per Uir' Simmons. 11 17e Turkey Pap7r MMl, Maidstone, per Mr Sim- rionr, Si;a- d Singield Paper Mill, Maidstone. Ils 7td' T' Friends, Workno-ns ...
... Thames it stray , botrd and • mwrzhant Morley, Upper flumes stud To s. tee COUTITAT Or Frederick' ASA Ordsblo, etotrlton. Kent heeder Mack, srasouth, Norfolk. tulor, hosier. aad dealer. Beguestrstion. Pe g Truel , l Edlauteren, ph..l grapher. BIRTHS ...
... CARAVAN for Sale, quite new, well made, suitable for contractors ottice, storehouse, or harness room.—4, WalTs-p'ace, Lee, Kent. CART (handsome new) for SALE, cheap, suitable for cob, be seen at Andrews, Coachmaker, Union-street, Woolwich. COW, good milker ...
... the Im- perial arms in ihe middle one side being with the arms of Eng- land, on the other with those of the City. Thegreat golden chair was flanked by a number of white and intended for the accommodation ol the Imperial and Royal party, of whom it was’ ...
... NEW LINE to MAIDSTONE, via LONDON, CHATHAM and DOVER BAILWAY. -The Stations will be KEMSING. WROTHAM (Boro' Green), MALLING, BARMING. and MAIDSTONE. * Open for paser>ger traflic on Monday, June Ist. 1374..* Fares between London aim Maidstone by all trains ...