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... 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 ...
... prima and In to suit parehamen. Address :—WOOD STREIT, MIDDLETON. NEW BOOTS! NEW BOOTS!! THE Larivet and beat *elected cd BOOTS 1 and SHOES for the aeon, are to be sees at the GOLDEN BOOT CHEAP WARRHOUSE, Mddisks. The e.oni other kind% ...
... wore the previous evening. He produced a puir of boots which had a fresh piece on the toe of one shoe, and in fact the footmarks were a complete photograph of these boots, Hook produced a pair of boots at first which did not appear to have been worn for ...
... for Waist the a uld sarions to to bold.. at Maidstone on the 4th Matte. His last conviction was oaths Faverstsas Quarter is January. 1874, when he was sentenced to twelve months' hard labour for a pair of boots. FAVERSHAM FOOT•BALL CLUB. The following matches ...
... opened an overture, and this ‘mbuovodbynnp by Mr. Marsh, Mr. Inwood, ' Miss Richards (of Maidstone), Mr. W. Newby, Mr. ' Thompeon, Mr. Buckhurst, Miss Highsted (of Maidstone), and Mr. Strachan, the band finishing the first part with the lively * Cliquot” galop ...
... course upon Mr. Kent's farm at Chippenham, the Ifitb inst. James Eley, the gamekeeper, proved having seen them land, and the dogs run a hare.âThe defendants said they went that way to try the dogs ; they first intended see Mr. Kent for his permission ...
... dogs. After the awards were made yesterday, the judges were entertained at luncheon by the committee, which was held at the Golden Fletce, Commercial-road, Mr. Wise, the president of the committee management, in the chair. The luncheon was extravagantly ...
... charge of ! stealing pair of boots belonging to John Long Porter, of Queen-street, and Emma May, 43, the mother, was charged with having received the same.—lt appeared that the lad had worked for the prosecutor, and the boots were stopped the shop of Mr ...
... third, Mrs. Turner Turner, - ; very • commended, Mrs. Tur- golden , highly oomme.—_ oar Turner, silver ; highly oommended, Lady silver, Mr. C. H. Mayo, silver, dittoigolden, ditto common, ditto golden. The Point cup for dragoons was awarded to Mr. P. Graham ...
... expected but on Wednesday evening it was crowded. On Monday the performances of Signor Enrico Mattel (solo pianist) and Mr. J. C. Kent (solo cornet) were warmly received. Miss Jessie Royd (from the St. James and Royal Albert Halls) was a good soprano. The other ...
... currency Fine eontinne to ittraci attention, medium descriptions are difficult of sale, markets are lirm. Mnl d East Kent i.ll l| Waald Kent •*/* .usH-t • 9 t ...
... Welch. etre/ Nov It. for Queenstown MOULMEIN. Kenilworth, Mitchinson, Sept 21. far United Kingdom FROM NEW ORLEANS. Queenetown. Kent. itilrd Dee*, for Liverpoo Calliope. 0 inclair. clrd Deo It. for Li Urnetia. Dee It. for Liverpool Cnipman. Farr. Dec 17, for ...