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... Hammond, Elizabeth Ann, Nettle tend, Maidstone, wife of W. Hammond naiumontl. Cres.v, narmei- st, Gt»TMend| I Eleanor Hammond ) ) IUB Hammond. Horace John (deceased), and ( u Horace Hammond J Chapel, Eltham. Kent, gentleman Hammond, Horace John I (deceased) ...
... spinster Argles, Catherine, 1, Clarendon place, Maidstone, spinster « Frederick Wilhelm, 58, Burlington arcade, boot* Browne, Andrew, ...
... Osmond, Stephen, CoU»ib, Tbatcham, Newbnry, Pont Jessie, Yaldine, Maidstone, spinster c. S-1.-lContinuedfrom Page 3] , Osmond, Sarah Newbury widow oat , Augualus, Yaldinß, Maidstone, esquire NAME OF FIRM. Osmond, Maria, care Mr. Richard Osmond, Powell ...
... elevation to the peerage of the Hon. Mortimer Sackville West. The title the new peer is Baron Sackville, of Knole, in the county of Kent. Lord Beaconsfield's registered motto at the Herald's College, on his elevation to the peerage, is Forti nihil difficile. The ...
... custody. He said, *• God bn-'? eats do you think of that. While were folIowiL“ ,l!,t soner and the other man both of them kent look' and they could see us. The man went with the BlloQt > the police station when he was arrested. soner to Cross-examined ...
... —Under the presidency of the Earl of Darnley the tenth annual meeting the Kent Society for the Employment and Improved Lodging of Hop-pickers was held on Thursday at Maidstone, and was attended by several of the principal bop-planters in the county. The ...
... Hunters. —C. P. Duffield, Esq., Marcham Park ; J. Blandy-Jenkins, Esq., Kingston House and Mr. H. Peacock, Hinton Waldrist. Boots.— Mr. E. Pullen, Sutton Courtney Mr. T. N. Dewe, Drayton ; and Mr. J. Litchfield, South Moor. Corn. —Mr. W. J. Powell, Abingdon ...
... at the Gravesend Station on the North Kent Railway on Saturday night, by which Mr. W. M. R. Clabon, only son of Mr. J. M. Clabon, J.P., of Clare House, Mailing, lost his life. The deceased was returning to Maidstone, and, in attempting to enter carriage ...
... Mr. Colston lost. Footmarks, too, were found near the coops, which, it was slated, corresponded exactly with the prisoner’s boots. There is public footpath at no great distance from where the coops were. Mr. Read contended for the defence that before the ...
... and to receive twenty stripes. Execution at Maidstone. —The convict Fordred, who was convicted at the Kent Spring Assizes of the murder of Mary Ann Bridger at Margate, was executed on Tuesday morning in Maidstone gaol. Fordred up to the last persisted in ...
... proved that, unknown to her, these persons had effected insurance on her furniture. The case was adjourned. Execution Maidstone.—At Maidstone on Tuesday, James Parris, labourer, was executed for the murder of little boy named Willie Crouch. The child's mother ...
... MISCELLANEOUS. The Premier and his First Constituency. —The Earl of Beaconsneld lately received from Maidstone, his first constituency, an address of congratulation signed by the surviving electors who voted for him in 1847. To this address reply has ...