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... Hassall. Nine Prize Medals awarded to J. S. FRY & SONS. THE KENTISH GAZETTE. [Established 1717.] The County Paper for East Kent—is published at the Office, 31, High-street, Canterbury, every Tuesday morning, and is circulated over the entire County and ...
... about 35 years age. Maidstone. Keht Fibk and Life Insurance Compant.—Sale or Shares.—On Thursday last, Messrs. Tootell and Sons sold public auction, at the Star Hotel. Maidstone, a number of shares in tbe above company. Thirty Kent tire shares sold for ...
... Town Clerk read a letter from the Clerk - 1 Peace for Kent consenting to enter into for the reception and maintenance of male jni- ' at St. Augustine’s prison, and of female pri.-* ■n , > Maidstone, on the same conditions formerly. The Town Clerk said ...
... cell and also the door. He handcuffed his hands behind him, but this was fruitless, and he resorted to taking off prisoner’s boots and flooding the cell with about three inches of water, which quieted him. The damage amounted to 16s. 9d.—Prisoner pleaded ...
... in the hospital. Thb Kent Militia. —The annual training of the Kent Artillery Militia will couimouc© on the lee May, Dover, the recruits being under orders to assemble on the 6th March.—The annual training of the men of the West Kent Light Infantry Militia ...
... Vice-President. E. Hoare, Canon of Canterbury, &c., Vice-President. F. Storr, Vicar of Brenddey, Kent, Vice-President. J. E. Campbell Colquhoun, Rev. J.P. for Kent, Vice- Chairman. R. L. Allnutt, Vicar of St. Stephen’s Tunbridge. C. H. Banning, Vicar of rood ...
... —Visitor. Jane, has your Mistress got a Boot-Jack?”—Maid-of-all-Work. ** Sir; please. Sir, I clean all the Boots, Sir I COUNTY NEWS. KENT SPRING ASSIZES. Lord flliief J 'Slice Coleridge v rive 1 in Maidstone lue 6.ed uni j. itii K die-ay, . -i Saturday ...
... was his company and was deficient of the boots, which were worth 6s.—The prisoner denied knowing that the boot* were military boots, and said that being unable to read be eoold not make oat the marks on the boot*.—The Captain of the prisoner’* company ...
... CANTERBURY, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1876. KENT COUNTY ASYLUM, | CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL, fUARTMAX. CASTEKBURr. WEDNESDAY JUNE 14, 1876, TENDER FOR PROVISIONS, &c . &c. At Half-piat Seven o'clock. IERSOXS willinc to CON- HANDEL’S ORATORIO I TKACT for suppWinjjth® ...
... forwarded to the Secretary of State. Maidstono. The West Kent Militia were dismissed Saturday last, their behaviour during the day being pretty quiet. School Board Prosecution. —At the Maidstone Petty Sessions, on Saturday Inst, before the Mayor (W. Page ...
... Doano defended, and after a lengthened investigation the jury acquitted the prisoners. Maidstone. Kent Agricultural Labourers’ Union. The ** Church Parade” of the Maidstone and district branches of the above union took place Sunday last. Some sixty or seventy ...
... and several pairs of boots were stolen, aud when the prisoners? houses were searched for property which formed the subject of another charge, boots, identified the proaoautor his property, wr-* found.?The defence was that the boots were | purchased at ...