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... will be heard by the Committee. ested in opposing the making Clerk of the Peace for Kent. F. RUSSELL, Sessions House, Maidstone, 23rd September, 1875. So WHITSTABLE, KENT. FREEHOLD PROPERTY. Mr. T. G. BROWNING WILL SELL BY AUCTION, A‘ on WEDNESDAY, SEP ...
... I hops are really ripe. North Kent and West X- nt are ' doing very well, and will grow a good over-average crop. Mould is not virulent here as other parts of Kent ' and lice do not occasion anxiety. Many gardens East Kent are still invested with lice, ...
... legacies to the amount of £5,000 or thereabouts, including £100 to the Kent and bury Hospital, and £100 to the Canterbury Dispen- sary, the testator gives a legacy of £10.000 sterling tothe Kent County Ophthalmic Hospital, and the whols of the residue to the ...
... Dispensary.—The sum of £100 has neea lately paid into the fuads of this Institution as a from the lite Mr. Edward Soathee. Kent anp Canrerspusy Hosprrat.—Received 2 donation of 103. from John Hawkins, a gratefa! pitien , a collection of £5 10:. from Sr ...