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... (To Surrender in the Country.) Frederick Fisher, Folkestone, boot and shoemaker, at the Office of the Court, October 29. at 2. William Holding, Yalding, Kent, farmer, at the Star Hotel, Maidstone, October 29, at 12. William John Greenland, Clapham Common ...
... Frederick, Folkestone, bootmaker, Oct. 29, at 2, at Canterbury. HOLDING, William Sextus, Yalding, farmer, Oct. . 29, at 12, at Maidstone. 'GREENLAND, William John, the Pavement, Clapham-common, poulterer, Oct. 29, at 11, at Wandsworth. w: EAVER. Francis, Monmouth ...
... Weald of Kent Fire Brigade for their efficient service* at the remit are nu his property, Down Farm, Lemberherst, has forwarded a cheque for 1.5 toward/ the finds of the Brigade. LANGLEY. Bocrr.4.- —At the Co.sty Magiatratee Cleft's Oftos, Maidstone, on Thursday ...
... rec. Iced — For idr. 'ruomaa's 8.. Epsom, Is, tid., IL. It.. S.&l. Mr. Beubrn May. of the Mia6ioll Ball, Great Arthurstreet. Golden-lane, begs to tender sine( re thanks to s. Vie fur id rectirial per Editer of WORLD. Mr. Edward 11. Chandler. Treaserer to ...
... Seaton, Kent, the wife of T. H. Kingsford, Ksq. Lock -On the ’Jilad inst., Charterhouse, Godaiming, the wife Wills Lock. Watson—Ou the inst., at Eltham House, Clifton, the wife th© Rev. H. C. Watson. Mercer—On the inst., at Bosley, near Maidstone, the wife ...
... of the late Mr. John Leckort, of PrtNE- LOVETT -At St. Johnl's,' Maidstone,I Claremont, Sheffield, Ocr. 7 Frederic, son of Mr. F.PnMaidsotne, to IWArsow - FELMttNGotao km- At ?? Tuhks, Boot Hannah',' daughter of Mr. T1. 13. Lorett, Maid- iDuhidoch, H-ettry ...
... John M«t. O«*o, towkk Alice, Inn, FererAem Kent. Bryent, MefcWeoe PeitUttl, Meddix, Li»I»ol lone(s), Boencfc, _ Stockton (•l.Greeo, Stockton MtoiTweedlKecßtoMew* Ostrich, Hewlett, Ho)! V>nM, CrwnU, V.nd. Kent. ...
... popular. Hor rlcxlvG in Kent is almost over, and 10,000 or 12,000 hands left Maidstone last week. The picking has lasted the usual time, but some hundreds of acres which are mouldy and covered with vermin are unpicked in East Kent. A womaN named Mary Brown ...
... collections, morning and afternoon, amounted to £l6 17s Ili. whteb was equally divided between the Kent General Hospital, and the Ophthalmic Hospital, at Maidstone. BEXLEY HEATH, ART Lora' Eittlerrion.--Thie echibition of pictures an 4 other objecte of will ...
... Dorset system of dealing with vagrancy has been in operation in that county for upwards of fire years, and has been adopted in Kent and West Elossen. AoOIDINT TO SIR SYDNIT TV ATRRLow, M.P. , -We are sorry to learn that this gentleman has sustained • somewhat ...
... now with Colonel Kent's regiment at Woolwich. As, in exoellent oondition, he stood bricll , d and saddled at the Alexandra Palace on Mosday, he looked quite young and quite fit for another campaign in any part of the world. Colonel Kent also lent the drums ...
... Dartmouth Anus, - Sydenham, and behaved an extraordinary manner, which resulted in his being sent to the Kent County Lunatic Asylum, at Uarming near Maidstone, lie remained there two months! when he was discharged raue. In April last he convicted and sentenced ...