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... Otfico, Ordnauea Honse, F.sphinade. Dover. 1. Bltitch ington Battery. 9. Littleiiampton. ) 2. Brighton and Shoieham Re- 10. Maidstone.' , doubt. 11. Mai tello Tower IS, near 3. Canterbury. Hastings. 4. Chichester. 12. Newhm 5. Dover. 13. Rye Battery and Towers ...
... CONCERT, under distin- 1 ' truished patronage, wUI be given for the RESTORATION ! ' I t6 ''« lS ! l CHUBCH, WICKHAMBREACX, Kent, on! 1 SATURDAY the ith inst, at Willis's Rooms, St. James's '■ ?? Instrumentalists ; Miss White, Miss Muntz. and Mr Lohr V ...
... (Friday*, at One.— Viewed, and catalogues of the Auctioneer, 43, Clapham-road. ?? .m ?? ?? mi^— SALES BY AUCTION. Kent, on the Sevenoaks and Maidstone Line.— Freehold Family Resi- dence, with Stabling and ?? Grounds of nearly au Acre. — With Possession. . _ ...
... at Canterbury and Maidstone, was held in the Town Hall of the county town, under the presidency of His Grace the Archbishop. There wai • very large audionce. amonget whore we noticed the Bt.hop of Gower, the Archdeacnt of Maidstone, Rev Canon Jelfreye ...
... s months expert. A. It., Whltstahle. Kent. PHAPI H 44.-14 ANI ED, Ay total ate. ttniner, SITUATWN In end honaenrhunlnese. w.th Diwarnters. N.. ones. IP. ]lost uned to grueery.—Addi CAN °rotor, Peet-nMee, oaks. Kent. and OEN Elia'. PEAI.FK . S.—WANyED. ...
... anil realm lie did not know where theme thousands of lawless men were. He was quite certain they were not in the cou-ity of Kent. But they must try to understaud the meaniug of the stati tnent and the first thing to be before they exam! a person of lawlessness ...
... he could only find one previous conviction against her, when she was sentenced to three months’ imprisonment. Mr. her to Maidstone for six weeks with hard fined each lad 2s. 6d., telling fore him, he would the full penalty, as he was gtone throwing. to ...
... Inown as tbe Bark Estate, In tbe parish of Plumstead, in the county of Kent. adjacent to the railway ptation, and 10 minutec ' walk fr- m Wro wlt h Arsenal Station on the North Kent L'a.lss .. > and busine-.s premises, severally situate in Plumstead-road ...
... known as The Park Estate, in the parish of Plumstead, in the county of Kent, adjacent to the railway station, and 10 minutes' walk from Woolwich Arsenal Station on the North Kent Kailway ; comprising houses, shops, and business premises, severally situate ...
... was ebb, and the Golden Rale was riding that an “ Age in shore, and exhi her riding lights. way of Tintern came into the | in a case beld » riding the a steamtag, and anchored on with goods ” is ea in tow of distance of law the Golden Rule, at a very short ...