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... ' Clerk’s Office, Maidstons, on Thnndl‘. before Charles Whitehead, Esq., William Ooeper was c! arged with stealing some boots, the preperty of Mr Oharles Tillman, at hn.l:‘v, on the 28th Sept. ’{‘ha boots were taken from & shed, and rrhoncr and anether ...
... ‘u charged with exposing for sale 27 putrid herrings, at ding, on the 11th Llepumbqr. Mr.sl.l Cleaver, Inspector te the Maidstone Rural Sanitary Authorlty,rmnl the case, and stated that the cart in which the herrings wore, smelt s 0 bad that it had to ...
... pheasants, Ba. toSa. ditto; hares, 3s. 3d. to is. each; leverets, ls. to 3a each; rabbits, 6d. to Is. 6d. each; snipes, ls. each; golden plovers, Is. 3d. each ; yonng turkeys, Sb. to 7a. each ; geese, 7s. to 10b. ditto ; fawn, 6d. per lb.; venison, 9d. to Ib ...
... 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 ...
... ■ Hastings Middleton, Fs ?? Admiralty, Whitehall, S.W. R „. „ With power to add to tbeir number. solicitors.- Messrs, Kent and Kent, Red Lion-court, Connon- street, E.C. t» v Bakk ers. —lmperial Hank, 6, Lothbury. E.C. Branches :-l, Sydney-place, Ons ...
... by Mr. J. Hodsman (pyro- technist to the Company), with appropriate designs ami special . eifects. Ac Immense -set-piece, Golden Corn Field, startling' 11. veities an I eifects never yet exhibit -d. Harvest Home. Hundreds of the Largest SneUs made. Thousands ...
... S ., COS ' r V MK HI TTON* BOOTS, 1-s. tid. jer pair. Made ol the new leather, soft, durable, and damp-repelling. ladies cork so c boots, 2j.5., T , . Light, durable, anddainp re.-istimr. Ladies superior Ho- I. c Boots, fs. tid. Pie tv I nessjug Slippers ...
... watt:rand nag can pralact.. seut. 11 mad Cm., Lambeth Rouse. Westielostsrlßahlast .x s. DRESSES. COST bl tA 1E 0 lb. rrOCK n KENT awl EVLI. 117. NEW ININDATREET. St Prsi. la.l.ra au 1.1.1.1ay,4k1. It followlog at 1 I 7 117 El 'WINNOWS. In to 1011. I N. ...
... isvifS ENGRAVINOS. Pree. Agents Wanted. J*hhb Bim mo. vs. 28. Edebiston-- treet, Birmingham. Wiztt\\Mtoux~Wnnts. ANVJiD, to Kent or Purchase, a COTTAGE, within half a mile of York Railway Station. Early ■ ...
... 3yrs.. 1 fin. 41b. ex.) Mr. Shaw's Golden Rose. 4 yrs., T. Osborne (in. 4lb. ex.) Mr. Batson'a Bras de Fer, 5 yrs., Fox j Betting: 5 to on Redrose, 3 I agst Golden Rose, 10 Bras da Fer. cut out the work clear of Golden Rose, with Bras Fer lying oft. They ...
... relations between England and China have, a telegram from Shanghai announces, been satisfactorily settled. The drainage of Maidstone, at a cost of £30,000, has been decided upon. The solid matter will be retained in tanks, and the effluent water, iu its ...
... ancient China and India. Small hells in use among the early Israelites Bells ft gold adorned the highbriest's garments-a golden ball and a pomegranate upon the hem of the robe round about, and Jceephus remarks that these pomegranates end bells symbolized ...