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... Joseph Cooper, farmer, Hesselt, to Aonn, yoangeet surviving daughter of the late Robert Clarke. Times Farm, Hildenborougb, Kent, and late of BradfitM St. Clare, Suffolk. __ _ , FORDHAM-LEONARD-25th ult., at Soham Church, Mr. John Lewis Fordhara to Miss ...
... increase of Mr. Kent's salary. At the same ; time the Committee were desirous of expressing their unanimous feeling of approval of the manner in which El Mr. Kent had fulfilled the duties of his office. They a alluded to the value of Mr. Kent's services with ...
... Has received instructions to SELL byAUCTION at the Golden Lion fotel, on Tuesday, the 21st of Sep. tember, at Three o'clock, in Two Lots, LL that CAPITAL PREMISES, in which a good A Drapery and Boot Business is carried on. well situated in one of the ...
... BOVILL.— the 19th nit., Stoke Ferry, Mary- Ann, wife of Thomas Bovill, aged 67. BRETT. —On the ult., at her sister's residence, Golden-street, Dcreham-road, Mary Brett, aged 62, much respected. BUTLER. —On the 22nd ult., at Brisloy, Maria Ann, infant daughter ...
... man was a vo’er. The man, who had been engaged at bio wharf, asked him get him a job, and he accordingly wrote note to Ur. Kent that would be useful man. lie denied that asked the man cla °* r l^el * on morning of the polling By Mr. Goldsey —Tha Queen ...
... Elastic Stay and Band- j age M aaker, la EGS to inform the Ladies of IPswich and Suffolk B K tat she will be at Mr. HARRISON'S, Boot Mlaker, BROOK STREET. IPSWICH, the SECOND _ TUESDAY in every month. The next visit , NOVEM.BER 9th, when every attention will ...
... accustomad of •’ ■ this borough. None of the cases called for any (.b-erv.f.m uim. with the exception .,f t'. > -that of Thomas Kent, charged with engine in motion. ■! g th 1 y the main features the case, he M them t iatih • -t was unlawful one. and advi I ...
... and thus the matter was put beyond all controversy. He is a Saviour of mercy, and 'Ho still lives, and still holds out the golden opportunity, still cries Como unto me. Should not, then, the judgment seat of Christ be terrible to those who persist in ...
... J. Eaton, Goldsmith, Claimants in an action between Allred Grantham. Kent V. Thomas Goldsmith—On the 17th No-' c)a3B 27—Game Bantams, cocks, any other last the plaintiff (Mr. Kent, solicitor, Nor- varioly l6t an(l county prize, Mr. J. S. I’oaraon ; wich) ...
... HAWLEY. The remains of Sir Joseph Hawley, Part., were on Tuesday interred in Leybourne Church. near Maidstone. The coffin was conveyed from london by North Kent b y SnodLand Station, where it was met at novo by a beanie and five mourning coaches, which had ...
... Jo the soil.—M ?r. Seim, Could not a moo or a toy wear that shoe —Withe 'that I must leave: 1 don t think a man could ;set i boot or shoe h with of tthat s:ce. I did not compare the de dames thoe e mark, be,:ause I aia trot think it 11 0060 to this. I had ...
... J.P., Senior Surgeon Norfolk Eye Infirmary. From JOHN WOOLCOTT, Esq.. Surgeon Oculist, Founder of the Kent County Ophthalmic Hospital, Maidstone. Maitland Bouse, Tunbridge Wells, December 10th, 1874. I have much pleasure in stating that Mr. H ...