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... mAIDSTONE FARMERS CLUB. STEAM CUI.TtVATION. On Thursday evening, at the usu al monthly meeting of l the members of the M.eda - one Farmers' Club it the Star I Hotel, *edition,, a paper was reed by Mr W, H. Mold, of Betberielen, near Anhfor I, entitled ...
... ornaments had been stolen from the drawingroom. The burglar had also carried away A coat, a pair of boots, and a linen collar, leaving an old pair of boots behind. Information of the leirglarly and a Jesciiptiou of the articles stolen were published in the ...
... the Royal Artillery arrived es route from Maidstone, staying in the town over Sunday, and meeting this morning for Aldershot. The Inns of Court R. V. Corps (Devil's Owe), marched into town, having left Maidstone in the morning to route for Londoa. They ...
... £11) per .nrinm Also frechokl block of EmUdinva. close, to Golden Lane, end Mtnate the Court Buildb^tavingafronfr**of 86feet to the former end S the latter (together E.C., and Greenwich, Kent ...
... Red Lion, Char&W-Ilsath• CHATNAM-S. Burton', Gibraltar G. Mom Golden Lion Inn. Military-rood; J. Kemp. Sir Colin Campbell Inn • .7. Hawley, Dartmouth Arms Inn, High-street. Ocook.Foontain,Kent ; A. Miles. Griffin Inn. CRATIORD -C. P. Covington, Bear and ...
... to en AL HU mil ey ics CUP (to be run the last LOU won @ fist, chase pave never hurdle, or the Kast Mounted Ri fn Kent or at Ww est Kent Yeomanry ; four year alds five years List; am hurdle, or stee| 14lb extra ; ex! tra, or once of 40 gove three bave ...
... 6 weeks old. out of his pose bitch by his celebratea dog the Champion Turk le guineas each. Hesspetead Homo. BittingbJurne, Kent. WOE SALE or EXCHANGE, & splendid MASTIFF BITCR fawn colour. with black points. 18 months will exchange get of silver owed ...
... plain clothes constable, apprehended the prisoners. and on searching Kitson two half-crowns were | found concealed In his boots. Tbe Bland, was called as witness, and said that Kitson leant over the counter and drew the till oat, when ne told him Stop ...
... Gaut-104e, Peckham, Mr Henri, Wooten, I.poinge, Kent. COM 49.—Itest ram a( any other lit and do I, Mr. Widen. Cks, 50. —B,st pen ef Ave yearling ewes. 1 , 4, Mr. William ne Chair Baker. Si. Strpbea's, Canterbury. Kent; dud, Mr Ileury Itl4dan. SOUTSIDOWII. Class ...
... at Addeyotrest, Deptford, was charged with stealing a pair of boots from outside the shop _of Mr. Balls (late Nash), London-street, Greenwich. The prisoner, who was stopped with the boots in his possession, was remanded for a week, it being suspected ...
... Samuel Strutt Godwin , Court Lodge , West Peekham, Maidstone, Kent ; 2nd, Mr Henry Rigden, Lyminge, Rya's, Kent. Claes 49.—Best ram of any other age. lst and 2ad, Mr. Henry Rigden, Lyrainp, Itytim, Kent. Claw 50.—Best pen of five yearling ewes. let, Mr ...
... Reports from Hereford, Worcester, Hants,Flurrey, Bussex, East, Mid, and West Kent, speak of fly and lice everywhere. As many as ten fit., been found on one leaf, in parts of Kent, and it is easy to find two, three, and four, in many places. There are far ...