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... IDNEII2B /ROY LONDON MUDGE TNIMINOB. LONDON CORN AND COAL EXCHANGE, SAMPLE ROOM, CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE. Mark* attended in Kent, Suess, Surrey, Hants, Berke, Oxon, ito., &e. ,DECORATIONS FOR HOUSES AND OPEN AIR CONTRACTED HARRY BUNYARD FINDS it neeessast ...
... which were accepted were—Coffius, Mr. Leonard Wathall, Kedleston-street; make and trimming gaits, Mrs. Earp, Tenant-street; boots and limn, Mr. John Crooke*, Victoria-street; cheese, 84. per lb., Mr. Fowke, Normanton-road ; butter, Is. 24. -per lb., Mr ...
... 4i;;di frzi KENT MILITIA. The dates flied fikr the Kent Militia to assemble for the annual trainirg for 1875 are as follows :—Kent Artille.y, April 19 to May 15, at Dower; East Kent Light Infantry, May 3to May 29, at Canterbury; and the West ...
... iv a farm house where PUPILS a y e received ; Kent, Surrey, or Sussex preferred.— State lowest ter -is, size of farm, if near a ■ aiiway statiou, to R. J2. , Post-office, Uigh street, Tunbriclge ' Wells, Kent. TO CAPITALISTS, Specnlirors, and Retired Office-s ...
... sewage question. But towns such as Maidstone and Ashford feel the difficulty more keenly by reason of their insulated position. While Margate may summarily dispose of its sewage by casting it forth into the sea, Maidstone must turn its attention to a more ...
... Bart., M.P. Errington, G. H„ High Seingley. Henry Steward of Colchester Shoobridge, G.H. Edwards, H.R. Smith. E. C. Fairhead. Golden | Swinburne, G. P. Fairhead. W. F. Sandford, G. M.. M.P. Forster. J. Townsend. Rev. C. G. Foster, J. Thomasin Gretton Fisher ...
... number of members sat Gown to a very substantial dinner served up in excellent style by bosts R. Dixon and J. Hill at the Golden Ball inn and the Wheel ion respectively. ...
... Wales, to direct enquiries wnether such propesed Ex- change would be beneticial to the Owners of such respec- tive Lands, Tithe Kent charge, and Hereditaments, and to proceed with the same under the provisions of the said Acts. Now the Inclosure Commissioners ...
... IV, Biddle, Torquay Louisa, Edwards, Exeter Yprea, Adams, Dartmouth William, Underwood,Rochster Charles Deane, Prizeman Maidstone Arrived A*** Gomer, JonesfMar 31] Belfast Sailed for Alert*lenkina[.Mr SljCnnrthn KE, moderate. FlftTH FORTH. Arrived * Marie ...
... waters' edge. Two or three itinerant photographers had pitched their tents, but did not seem to obtain much patronage. The golden days of itinerant photography are past, since the introduction of the far more portable carte-de-visite, and the race is fast ...
... farmer The claim for £1 for pair of boots and for repairs Mr Rigby appeared for defendant— plaintiff alleged that he made pair of the defendant 1874 and that they were delivered his his son He since repaired the boots and this work had been the defendant ...
... 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 ...