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... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... jury. The body ha.mg been Tiewed, the following evidence was adduced Charles Albert Watson said he resided at Plumstead in Kent. The body just viewed was that Charles Geotg. Watson, his father. He about fifty year, of age. and by trade was butcher ...
... 200 seve adden! ; al ith the wife of Henry N. Miers, Beq., of about becaiwe more and pa are oh the MUTLES. uth, at Bromley, Kent, the wife of R more enraged at the of their inberilance passing and Mr. Toler cis it to the toe and 11th, the ‘wide of Rober ...
... fromthe Socioty forth- J^?i Law charges fixed.* Apply aaica-road. London, S.E. l Wto M. A. W., late of Oxney, near Dover, Kent. * *By reason of what you have done my Ufeis being ?? i fretted away. What I suffer day and night has already been truth- i ...
... lhe msagistrate)ythought he ought not to have been inmoned. ' - STr3LNcG A MAt's BOOTS OFF HIS FEEc.-2ft-J7 Dessand, 37, miirried, was charged with stealing a paireof boots, the 'property of IHenry Sewell. The prosedutor 'who was an engineer, living at ...
... to F.. Pont-office. Norwood Junction. Surrey. ANTED to KENT, tor a abort lorm, CNjy FURNISHED detached HOUSE, with large garden and »tabling, near the nrer preferred, within twelve lee of town. Kent about £iuo per annum.-By letter to T. J. Wilson, Eaq. ...
... cries. The jux7 found a verdict of Wilfulmurder againstsome. person or persons unknown.' KENT.-Buaaoccs .ON THE RAILWAY.-The last train from London to Maidstone on Sunday night was considerably delayed by an obstruction, between Gravesend and Higham, ...
... received a note from the defendant, and in consequence of receiving it he went 4. few diiys afterwards to Marshall-street, Golden square, where he saw the defendant, who was a stranger to him. The pri- soner said, I received one of your circulars, and ...
... a sum- mons charging him with obtaining 51, by false and fraudu- lent pretences from .Mr. John Kent, of the Paxton s Head Tavern, Knif.htsbiidge.— Mr. Kent proved that on the 22d of May the defendant, whom he knew occasionally as a customer, asked him ...
... eight from New Cross and Old Kent-road. The tramway car that starts from Greenwich every morning at five o’clock, charging half fares to workmen, is crammed to excess. It is generally believed that the North and Mid Kent sections yield a very large propor ...
... and he did kick him with his boot, but did net use any knife. — Mr. Paget committed him for trial. GREENWICH. Brutal Assault.-— Throwing a Man out of a Van. — Oeorge Skinner and Micliael Birkin, belonging to Cadham, Kent, were charged with a violent anrl ...