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... Militia. On Tnesday last the East Kent Regiment of Militia went from their Head Quarters Canterbury, to Dover special train, for a field day with the 7lh Fusiliers, the 90th and 104th Bengal Fasiliers. The East Kent Regiment marched out 600 strong under ...
... , M.D., Lynn, Physician to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales JOHN WOOLCOTT. Esq., Surgeon Oculist, Founder the Kent and Maidstone Opthalmic Hospital. FREDERICK MASON, Eeq., Surgeon to the Bath Eye Infirmary. E. COPEMAN, Esq., M.R.C.P., F.R.C.S., ...
... eldest W. I, rranKfin. Esq., of 60. Mark-lnno, 8.C., and Hazelwood, Shoo to e-hill, Kent, to EHraboth. daughter W. Cbampness, Eaq., 5, dowae-rillas. Brandram-road, Kent. DEATHS. „ nOßTON— On the 13th inet., 8, KingVroad. Hiolwa. Mr. Alexander Livingston ...
... was charged with stealing a pair of boots, value ts., on the 27th of April, in the Victoria Docks, the pro. port, of George B tudley. —lt appeared from the evidence that on the day named prosecutor took his boots while at work in the docks, and put on ...
... M.1),, Lvnn, Physician to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. JOHN WOOLCOTT, Esq., Surgeon Oculist, Founder the Kent and Maidstone Opthalmic Hospital. FREDERICK MASON, Esq., Surgeon to the Bath Eye Infirmary. E. COPEMAN, Esq., M.R.C. P., F.R.C.S. ...
... following varied and well-selected stock Ladies'Croquet, Archery, anti Riding Boots, and all latest fashions shoes. P. S. gives i»r-ticular attention to tho Stylo of his boots and shoes. All home manufacture. Warranted to keep the shape and give full s ...
... the way. He went on to state that on the Wednesday he went to Mr. Kent, and asked to be put on to do messenger work. Mr. Kent said he should be put on. and next day he started. Mr. Kent asked him then whether he was a voter, and ho replied that he was ...
... TAFF'S WELL. NEW BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, (OPPOSITE THE ROYAL HOTEL), 37, ST. MAR Y-STREET, CARDIFF. IS NOW OPEN CaSS-I ^ntTsewn BOOTS. CARPENTER'S Elastic. BOOTS. CARPENTER'S BOOTS. CARPENTER'S Gents' Sewn BOOTS. CARPENTER'S ...
... at lie pegphe (thirty.foar ralsesed boo took phew at no Tireedor. The ;edam If. bedew Oats master of the Kent), Ike Z. Nevin tworter of the West Kent), and • of ti. 'Nekton. After a 0101111 elefiSay lie following err,. named so the sasses at deo pries :—Mr ...
... was read from Mr. John Ware, the engineer of the Kent Fire Brigade In this town :— Gentlemen, I am again to have canes to complain of the polio* on duty in not calling any of the men belonging to the Kent Fire Brigade oath. outbreak of a fire. Os tile ...
... Solly SAI.I M:. A. Clarke, the optional sweepstakes amounting to The rest of the day warn devoted t handicap oweepstakes *booting, at three pigeon. each, one sovereign witranee, 'even a which were got through. Mr. Pitcher (*I) win the tirst, beating live ...
... lie was known to be In London, however, on Tuesday, and at Silling- bourne, Kent, on Thursday. The chief inspecfor'of police (Mr. Norris) at oho. forwarded informa_oh to Kent. Essex, and Surrey, and Inspector Elms, in ths gati of a railway porter, was ...