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... m Guilaford, :oy A 'd.m in the :‘l'2 Surrey fim‘?' hi'nh:joul:' : WILLIAM WEST. u,‘ftu m'n'l‘nu-:flm qensb of Maidstone, in the county of Kent: and at the dwelling-bouse of m! DUPLOCK, of Peterseld, in the oounty ol ire, Tuesday, January il, 1676, ...
... the report on MetropoUtan Nursing can be obtained, post free, for 24 penny 6tamps. DEAF^and DUMB ASYLUM, Old Kent-road, 3.E., and Margate, Kent. Founded 1792. At an Election of 20 Deaf and Dumb Children, held at the City Terminus Hotel, Cannon-street, ...
... dais were two chairs. The one for the Viceroy was of silver and blue, with a crown behind, and golden lions at the side. Ihe footstool was the same, with golden lioua. On the right of the Viceroy was a similar chair with the Prince of WaWs plumes at the ...
... the fees for poor children and see to their attendance at school, bat have schools of their own. Salford, Wakefield, and Maidstone are amongst the number. There is a bint in this last fact for Penzance. Esjo'niß.'n' poe All.—However, if I am to be the ...
... Ten-Horse Power, Ready for Delivery at Very Moderate Prices. O RUSSELL and Co., Talbot Engine Worl.s, Or__side-street, v * ny Old Kent-road, London, S.E. •^WO_rNDXHALF HORSE I'OWER HORI- J. IVVUA ZONTAL STEAM ENOINE. 18. I*. Larger sizes in St.. . nate prices ...
... with hard labour the Jarrow magistrates, yesterday, for stabbing his wife with a bodkin, after felling her to tb* ground with boot. Assault.—A young fellow, about year* of age, named John Burns, was yesterday comm itt by the Darlington magistrates to one ...
... charged . with stealing a quantity of fish, the property of Mr. T.Kent. Prisoner bad, it seemed, obtained the fish .. from some kit* at Billingsgate, belonging to a Ashing smack of which Mr. Kent was master. Prisoner said that the* cook boy of the smack had ...
... male prisoners, who had to be conveyed to Maidstone by train, and among these was a brother of Graney, and it was asserted a son of Howard. On the arrival of the van I at the New-cross Station of the North Kent lino of railway the seven prist ner3 were ...
... notice the said Society will forthwith pay the amount of such shares to the said John Jolliffe. —Dated 13th January, 1876. KENT and KENT. Solicitors to the said Society, 8, Red . •Lion-court, Cannon-street, E.C. FIRE, Broadwayr_.il .1 ?? t o-l i ilL— T. N ...
... opinion the the were the of blows from the prisoner's boots it was stated that the prisoner and the deceased were quarrelling on Saturday evening The inquiry was adjourued been Dover Gaol MAIDSTONE The of Mr E B Noden Testimonial It been that in view of ...
... way to Chatham the complainant pulled his boots, he was suffering from gout. When the defendant was leaving the carriage at Chatham told complainant be ought ride in third-class carriage for pulling off his boots in front of lady. altercation followed. ...
... on-duty. tr 1 The Belgian fishing ?? was ran down, off xf Lowen t, on Sunday niglbt. .f-Fiva men were drownvd, i3a At 't~ho Kent Qua~rtci Session, on Tuesday; it -was -re- ;olved to instruot the police to enforce the Agricultural ?? 7 g -. Thi lflke .gisiang ...