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... 12s. ; porter, £l5 lip.; ginger beer, 128. ltd.; coffee, 9e. Ild.; spirits, &c., 213 9a. Ind.: went of loan to Mews. White, Boots. 0 and Potter, £l5; rant. £7 Ws.: gas, £lO 3s. 4d.; steward's salary. £9; seeretary'e salary, total expenditure. £l5B 4e. 51d ...
... wee high in Bromley and Dartford, but it was the reveres in Gravesend, North Aylesford, Hoo. Medway, oaks, and Tunbridge. Maidstone had 389 bi , ths and 299 deaths, the average only giving 206. Out of the 299 deaths no , fewer than 93 those of persons who ...
... MEETING OF TILE UNION. Last Saturday the half-yearly meeting of the Board of Management of the Kent and Suede: Labourers' Union was held in the Concert Maidstone, Mr. Albury in the chair, and there were present Mr. A. Simmons, hon. seadairy; Mr. Leppert] ...
... mile and a half, over six hurdles. THE YEOMANRY CUP, For horses the property, on April lst, of members of the West Kent or Royal East Kent Yeomanry, and have attended two drills this year, I2st. each; any previous winner of a Qat, hurdle, or steeplechase ...
... words on their lingers, or manufacture a code of signals ? P. P. A JUVE.VILE PLOPEM Something closely resembling the story of Boots at the Belly Tree Inn is reported from across the Atlantic. It appears that on the 7th of April, a citizen*? Detroit, happening ...
... CORD Timmins, JACIRTA, Doer JACERM BOOTS, SNOWS, EILIRPRZA, RC. AIN as Immense Quantity of the TWILL TROUSERS so much worn the Labouring Chimes, celebrated alike for their Cheapness and KINO is appointed Aozsr of the Kent and Samoan Labourers' Union to supply ...
... 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 ...
... of the Maidstone Club will be played on their ground in Vinters Park.— Neat Saturday the Maidstone and Sheerness Working Men's clubs will compete in %Inters Park. and afterwards a tea will be provided in the Club House, Earl-street. MAIDSTONE COUNTY COURT ...
... THE DEAD BODY OF A WOMAX FOUND THE WIDWAY. On Monday afternoon last Mr. J. B. Stephens, coroner for the borough of Maidstone, held an in .luiry at the Lord Nelson Inn, St. Faith's-street, into the eircumstanoes touching the death of a woman unknown, whore ...
... father's house, and received the jacket and boots produced from v There is military mark on the boots. Thomas Smith. Colour-Sergeant the Royal stationed at Walmer, deposed—The boots «luced ar e Marine boots, and are the property of Admiralty. They are ...
... witness to his father's house and there gave him the boots produced, which bore the name W. Robinson.—Colour-Sergeant Thomas Smith, of the Royal Marines, said the boots produced were marine boots, marked D Company, William Robinson, and were military ...
... Bev.. W. H. Clarkson (Canterbury). T. 8. Gregor, (Faversham), S. Weeley (Gravesend), J. Cooper (Folkestone), and J. Hall (Maidstone). Oa Wedneeday there was a tea in the sehoolnioni, wales was filled. Afterwards there was • public meeting, rooted ewer by ...