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... arrictl unanimously'. The secretary (Mr. H. Howard). read a very (rim tally communication from Mr. J. Pony, secretary of the Maidstone Trades' Council, stating it would give then great plensure to mud a depotati. , n to the public meeting, to he held on the ...
... THE SEASON. ON FRIDAY. Aram 23rd, 1875. Rev. G. M. MURPHY, of London, will deliver Lis POPULAR LECTURE on '• The golden county of the golden land, or some of the glories and lemuiies of Rent. His Worshiv the Mayor will preside. Doors open at 7.30. Chair ...
... tench di.miraed th• first charge, and sentenced the primmer to six weeka' imprisonment at Maidstone for Use offence. ADULTERATION Ace—George Stedman, miller, ot Golden Greet, was summoned for eelling as pure, adulterated milk, Hadlow, on the 26th of May. ...
... last few days, there will be many acme for sale at even lower figures. The Weald of Kent plantations are not usually subject to mould, like thane at Mid, East, and West Kent, but this season it is very prevalent there, and is of a rimiest type. Sulphur has ...
... Carnet-, von, that be has d:atiuguished as a. civil adeciaistre.tor se mill as a militaii commander. He &ad theft hauswon golden wisdoms from the oolosista, and were to be emmesained est a bac - ,ort at Marits'casq before their /aperture. rat to of colony ...
... pair of boots. value ss. 64., from the shop of Mr. E. Porter, Partock-street. on Monday afternoon.— Mr. Porter said that on Monday, about three o'clock in the afternoon, be saw the prisoner go into his doorway, and take hold of a pair of boots that were ...
... Imperial porter.toescspe in that direction.Blugs went is what the disease requires; and that under____ sl,it'ln -.. wLIZAT. and Kent. flying about the hulks moored off Henaltawtown in' favourable or even ordinary conditions it never or r+l all directions, ...
... now with Colonel Kent's regiment at Woolwich. As, ia ex. (*Heat condition, be .tool hridli d and *addled at the Alexandra Palace alooday, he I ,oked quite young and quite fit for another canciaign in say part of the world. Celcnel Kent also lent the drums ...