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... FROM HASTINGS TO MAIDSTONE Oh, memory of Watt! oh, shade of Stephenson ! Nearly four hours from Hastings to Maidstone. Give back our old post-horses and lumbering coaches—nay, will be content to betake ourselves to the humble carrier's van. Why should ...
... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONR. Before J. G. Talbot, Esq., M.P., Cbairnias. The Fe Sessions were held yesterday, ae tit fleagions-hotuie, Muidetone. Thoma 4 Love, 4:1, labourer, charged with leaving H. two children chargeable to the Mailing Union, was 3entenced ...
... COUNTY NEWS The Kent Drainage Bill is likely to come before committee of the House of Commons this month In West agricultural labour is said to be in fair demand labour is 3s per day and 30s is about wages of piece work The training of West Kent Yeomanry will ...
... that we ought to have a better exhibition than if the contributions were fewer ,and that, I believe, we shall have. THE EAST KENT HUNT STEEPLE- CHASES. :This meeting took lace on Monday, over a course provided Lord Guilford in Waldershare Park. e course ...
... remain under the direction of Mr W de Chair Baker The matches are the same last year : Kent and Gloucestershire v England Kent v Gentlemen of the MCC and Gentlemen of Kent v I Zingari The first match was so successful last season that it deserves to remain ...
... Edglev, deceased ; Manea. John .Smith and ohn Croft; Welches Dam, Henry Kent; Benwick, William Downs. James Johnson, late Over, on remand, charged with stealing one pair of boots, the property of Charles Edwards. He had already f»een in prison a month ...
... for confined Kent end the Kaat Fox- O i*.,d half, orer fourteen hurdle*. ' ••' ' it*k 'Tvkkh. for LunU-ra the S.K. district; one mile . • -i-f. ...
... RESIDENCES, near Olel Kent road; producing at 01. each; prir, 6? It s per at I i0 ye-ars. at V ; pri, eif Mr. Stii, New Kent-roa TIMSONS LIST of IN\ ESTMENTS for APRIL in HOUSE PROPERTY, GROUND-RENTS, &c ,-. Mr. Stimson, auctioneer, 46, New Kent-road, ut anel ...
... attendance, and the business was cheerfully settled, a fair balance being left in tbe hands of the circuit stewards. The Rev, J. Kent received an invitation to remain in the circuit for the third year, but he stated his inability to comply with the wishes of ...
... were reoeired and ordered to be paid. Socks and gloves, Messrs. Rose and Best, £7/19/*; clothing, Messrs Morton and Son, boots, Mr. Kent, oeived, examined and approved. The hats were not received, hut Messrs ...
... Mr Neale, of the Golden Boot, and two daughters of our master, Mr. J. Joliffe, went Chasty, which!aboua mSe out town The boy his attempt pick some flowers by ' be dmr.mostCohe little Neales, the dest *be company, about ran th» boot earn* „£ • he *% ...
... filly the Prince of Wales’s Stakes, while the Bads worth Hurdle Plate may be secured by The Beau Princess Craggs. 11 Lord Maidstone’s Bachelor, aged Owner 0 Betting: 11 Bon Peerage, 100 30 agsl Pick Mo Op, 7 Tkiacon, and 10 1 any other. Namesake, Peerage ...