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... George F., Redcar.. Sept. Beatham, Henry, Hu11.. Jan. Beynon, Wm. H., Cheltenham Mar. Bickerton, William P., 376,01 d Kent Road .c5e5 Nov. Birt, J., Lady Mills, Mounton Sept. Blackwell, Henry, Liverpool Jan. Bowden, William™ R., Oxford June ...
... dguth Wales Daily 9fews. 4487 WANTED, immediately, a thorough GENER VL SftttVA^ good wages to a suitable person—Ap(,ly at Kent Villa, Co^bridgp-roaci. Cardia. CLEKKS, ASSIETANTS, WANTED. WAITED, au active YOUTil, un lers-t.naing Custom-house busings ...
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... and a magis- trate of that borough, in a railway carriage at Chatham, was further investigated at the West Kent Quarter Sessions, held at Maidstone, yesterday, before Mr. J. G. Talbot, M.P., and several other justices. Mr. Barrow, counsel for the complainant ...
... Abbey, Dover, and a magistrate that borough, in railway carriage at Chatham, was investigated at the West Kent Quarter Sessions, held Maidstone yesterday before Mr. J. O. Talbot, M.P., and other justices. Mr. Barrow was counsel for the complainant and ...
... Charles W., Hartshorne Hugh. Hiraht3eld Julius, Hutchinson Thomas J., Johnson Allen W., Jaekman Thomas W., Johnson William, Kent Henry Arthur, Kelk Fredrick L., Lea Thomas, Logan Robert John,. Leitch David, Leith Wm., Martin Fred. W., Morris William, McKay ...
... Board be exciting much interest the present permit me to enqnire whether School Boards established at Maidstone Canterbury Ashford Margate towns in Kent I have an impression that very “behird times” in this informed all the buildings school in Dover conld ...
... the night,** 4s. Certainly the best sodl's published for many a day J. B. CRAMER aud CO., 201, Regent-street, W. Ready at all Boot-'.tllcrs', Ts7, IMIE TEMPLE BAR MAGAZINE . for JANUARY, 1870, which contains the commencement of a New Serial Story by WTLKIE ...
... Dover, and a magistrate of that borough, in railway carriage at Chatham, was further investigated at the West Kent Quarter Sessions, held at Maidstone, on Thursday, before Mr. J. G. Talbot, M.P., and several other justices. Mr. Biron, counsel for the complainant ...