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... German, who had been found drowned m the Thames, near Lambeth.— Mrs. Ellen * ?? Q »d been abiding with a friend at Maidstone, in Kent, and passed as the wife of a Mr. ZzT-Z a Satarda y ] ~ t deceased came up to town and dmed With her at her residence ...
... W. T., Fawkbaru, Kent, farmer, July 8 Taylor F., Milk-street, commission agent, July 6 Vleit L. V., Howard-road, South Norwood, builder, July 6 Whales and Cooper, Poi tsea, auctioneers, July 16 Friday, June 25. Barnes T. , Maidstone, July 12 Cook A. C ...
... general dealer, Saus-strcct, Sunderland. . , T. Barnes, licensed victualler, late of the Arms Inn, Walmer, Kent, and now of Mote-road, •• stone, Kent, out of business. W. Marshall, merchant and commission agept, Fountain-street, Manchester. „ . F. Lcihenscdcr ...
... dismissed the first charge, and sentenced the prisoner to six weeks’ imprisonment at Maidstone for mnd offence. TuE ADULTERATION ACT. George Stedman, miller, of Golden Green, was summoned for selling as pure, adulterated milk, at Hadlow, on the 26th May ...
... dismissed the first charge, and sentenced the prisoner to 6 weeks' imprisonment at Maidstone for tne second offence. THE ADULTERATION ACT. George Stedman, miller, of Golden Green, was summoned for selling as pure, adulterated milk, at Hadlow, the 26th May ...
... 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 ...
... charged with stealiag 5 pairs ol old boots, value the property of John Hinds, between the sth and 25th of Jane. The premonter, a shoemaker, had ocomionally employed the prisoaer to take oars of his children. Be :aimed boots from his house, and it was then ...
... BOMNEY OB KENT. Bam, of any ags—lst and tod, Henry Lyminge, -st fire yearling Wm. de Chair Baker. St. Stephen's, Canterbury, Kent; 2nd, Mr Henry Bidden. Yearling ram—lst. Mr John Samuel Stratt Godwin, Court Lodge, West Peckham, Maidstone, Kent; 2nd. Henry ...
... Kingdom and ooquintonoo with boot markets, oomlnnod with tViot personal attention, that cannot fail to merit share public patronage. (802 S) BRANDT, Pure by AnalytiiJ. BK for “FLEUR-DE-LIS BRANDY, the pnroek, cheapest, and boot eeor ellared for oalo, and ...
... Ke tel; B troop (Chislehurst), Swan Hotel ; C troop (lunbridge Wells), The Great Hall Restaurant; D troop (Maidstone), Castle Hotel. The Maidstone, Chislehurst, and Cobham tooops met at their respective local head quarters at an carly hour on Saturday morning ...
... 4 ,_ NO. 1041. { IMlgintornel AB* Oftton ems • Newegingrew p, ONE PENNY • .. - 111111/C 'Wiens ItetsT KENT REBIISTRATELIN. 1876. PONSIRVATIVES having Qualifications and • BANKRUPTCY sTocK. I, ADIIB' NEWCHI RCH AND BILSINGTON WEELETI.N kUNDAY SCHOOL ...
... Sunderland, ironmonger and general dealer. Thomas Barnes, late of tbe Cambridge Anns Inn, Walmer, Kent, licensed victualler, and now of Mote road, Maidstone. out of business. William Marshall, 44, Fountain street, Manchester, merchant and commission agent ...