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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 ...
... /S&LS. on ta son I . Ma, Pommel - VOR SALE. 12,000 of jot Rua orris of Cabbage Mats, at I,oo.—Osorgo Rausiles, WALB, good clew golden-drop Wheat —Apply E Cheatler. Houthensdeo Perm He -- FOR SAILA. 1 hly stock, I Outer stack I oilee. 1.200 oak top begot.. ...
... CARTER-SCHOFIELD-Aug. 7, at Maidstone, Australia, tohf o el x l f e o v ret . d D s . tre, Mackenzie, Henry , y oun g est so n of William Carte r ' w avertree , to Caroline, youngest daughter ot Henry Schofield, of Maidstone, and late of London. A VS-Oct ...
... Tauraday, Nov. b, WHEST KYNC LICENSING COMMICTER This Committee sat at Maidstone on Saturday te coasider applications under the Licensing Act. J. G. Talbot, E-q, M.P. (chairman of the West Kent Quarter Seasions), presided, and the other magistrates upon the ...
... opposite Bow Churzh. WAUKENPHAST'S WEST END BOOTS. FIVE MfILES Aiv 11OUR BASS at both WEST END attd CITY HOUSh.a. Addresses: to, PALL MALL EAST, S.W., and It7. BSISHOPSGA.TE STREET WII'I1tN, LONDON, E.C. The TOUR BOOTS, 3os. atsd SliOES, 2S., sliollldbeo ...
... Eastern Iv; about fifteen year.. FaLt ricerk *S m ith, of Maidstone, vas oft Tnersday engage , * w. - walnata et Outflow, Ile fell from Ma tvie to the &fund, a distance of 30 feet. fibWits' to the Kent Hospital In ineensibte condition, concurion of the brain ...
... Hawley's sale. Sally Brown is useful enough filly, but she was not nearly so cheap her price as Sjua-vh, Gladiatcur out of Rose of Kent, whom Lord secured a borgnin at 200 guineas. Glvn, by The Duke out of Amaranth (True Blue's dam», p -chaps the largest two ...
... right through Blackdown Common, whence you command a splendid view of Surrey, Sussex, much of Hampshire, and something of Kent. But it turned out that it preserved its magnificent air only for a few hundred y_-rds, end until it led to the Laureate's ...
... were again brought np on remand; end Thomas Boot was how charged with the same offeree. Sopt. Parker stated that had mads enquiries the Army and Naw Inn, but they eoold not remember the prisoners Shelton and Boot going The depoßitlons taken the over and ...
... steady, fair demand preralle for the better kinds. The arrttals home-grown and foreign potatoes are upon a moderate scale ; —Kent regents, 95a. 11(K ; Essex regente, 85s, 100 s, ; kidneye, 90s. 130 a. j shaws, 70s. to 80s.; and rocks. 765. to 85s. per ton ...
... Dorset system of dealing with vagrancy has been in operation in 'that connty for upwards of Sys years, and has been adopted in Kent and West *MU. l'he additions to the London Zoological Society's Gardens during the past week include tigers from India, presented ...