Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... The Dispute the Kent and Sussex Agricultural Labourers’ Union— Friday evening special meeting of the Maidstone Trades’ Council held at the Working Men’s Club Institute Earl -street Mr C Stevens presided Mr G Roots the suspended of the Kent Sussex Agricultural ...
... w Annh with it should bo got as quickly as possible . obtaining three 'pairs of boots by falm p p e re:en.-es Councillor Tolputt suggested that the from Mr. Gosling, boot and shoeni..k..r, High meetings should be held at an earlier hour einel, on Saturday ...
... eselmea=d gi ==ellothe J. rald benediction, and a insu enjoyable gathering is.. to so sad. 33n1 KENT RIFLE VOL ANNUAL DINNER. Oo Thursday evening, the Kent Ride Volt:totems held their annual dinner at the Awsentbly Rooms, Royal Hotel, where an excellent ...
... were very appropriate to the occasien. THE VIOLENT ATTACK UPON A WIFE AT MAIDSTONE. To further inquire inte the circamstances connected ;iu l'thg:noa. an hgd was lulfl:‘t l.e: West Kent otel -street, en ‘ednesday fore J. B, Stephens, Esq, Bomth Gorener, and ...
... in a very exhausted state. The jury returned verdict of “Accidentally drowned.” MAIDSTONE.—Found Drownid.—An inquest took place at the Ship Inn, Gabriel’s-hill, Maidstone, last week, before J. B. Stephens, Esq., borough coroner, on the of Mr. Samuel Buss ...
... street Congregational Charoh, Maidstone, held their anniversary tea and public gathering. Between fifty and sixty sat down to an excellent tea, which was admirably served up by Mrs. Davies. Some singers from Maidstone gave several pieces, the harmonium ...
... documents known to be in the writing of the elder Kenealy, and he deposed that he believed it to be the writing of Edward Vaughan Kent aly. A Mr. Orr also believed it to be his writing, and that was the specimen submitted to the cotspositors and upon which they ...
... kiwi been II years. Is July lest the Sheriff of Kent levied an execution on her brother's goods. Her mete, Mr. R. Bswtell, • ealeaman, No. 14, Metropolitan inarket, purehard some furniture the Sheriff of Kent, by private contract for witness, which remained ...
... Nov. G.—Parton v. Parton —Br. Swsbey ap- Orlfor the plaintiff, the executor. The testator, Parton, of Boughton Monchelsen, in Kent, lefts will and codicil, dated respectively the 28th February, 1871, and the 19th April, 1873, by which he disposed of his ...
... ll.' coupled Hanle of Fere who reopoodeil, sad hoped I the tredeernen would pot forget Christmas competition of the 17t1 Kent Hide Volunteers The Chairman next propound the test of the 't The A neneut Orli, . f It was their pnae that the order win na ...
... Ottice. Deed, - the C:i:: ean in their taiLt This hi not the case tn I de, was ' , AI arisen? I. Toe Primes ascended a golden howdah , the .eifneatleh •luer.tl•di• .lie tr . *. It' ,''' r bil . l , f , e _ 1 impertmace mei: i a • e::•..• •: . ...