Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... FRIENDLY SOCIETIES IN KENT. Registrar of Friendly Societies has jut hued hie report far the year 1873. It a list of trades Only one each =los as as r!mards Kest, sad that General llama, which wee estab:hkei in May 1873. The return was sot malted within ...
... special trains will run to Chatham sad Sava, by both Chatham and South Eastern lines from all the principal ports and towns in Kent. The Right Hon. Ward Hunt, the First Lord, and the other [members of the Board of Admiralty will go to Chatham the night before ...
... to entertain the claim, and were not likoly to alter their decision 7r Jr.ii;: 1' al4 A T :1;1 :or;-.-)rt=1,.) lEa bowTh AND KENT AND A to of. I km, 1 - - about. Mr. Mown—Whoa you woke op yea fess& the door ? • Witosee—Tts. Mr. Kaa—Tbea you do mot kw= it ...
... valuable matter collected by tho Rev. Thomas Streatfield for a new History of Kent. This graat oolleation is now lying useless, besides innamerable MSS. and memoranda of Kent, dozens of copper plates and hundreds of woodcuts all engraved especially for ...
... Meeting at Wimbledon, on Friday, Private J. J. Robson, of the East Kent Regiment of Rifle Volunteers, won prize of £10 in the competition for the Alexandra prize. Private G. Schultz, 13th Kent, was winner of £5. A Skating Rink foe Dover.—We are glad to hear ...
... sad Mr. Lumley Smi th for Rabat Fredericks was indioted for %Waylay were sword pleas pat la by boy named William Hazes, at Maidstone, via., thst be did aid to= ea the JUBA The e against the the piskilff, that a reasembis time me. of attempting to drown, ...
... vas withdraws, the dismisses the hada' beam satideateg. Mr. 0. A. Ode. Clot to the Maidstone &hod Board, swede& the above or Pumas or At the Usder-liberilFs Court, Maidstone, on Friday, before F. Sondamore. Esq., a jury was to Salida the damages la an mass ...
... : William Clark, charged with stealing a purse containing £1 Gs. Gd , and also a pair of boots; John Kennet, now in pri-on, charged with stealing pair of sea boots ; Charles Cox, for breaking a window: and Thomas Bryant, charged with stealing a sail from ...