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... 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 ...
... towards the platform. Groans and booting, mingled with cheers, were given for the police, and very great confusion prevailed, in the midst of which Or. Lees picked op his papers, and escaped by backdoor. KKHTIBH CHKEKiea.—Kent, called the Garden of England ...
... formation of cemeteiiesin every district. The Archbishop of Canterbury, luncheon after the consecration of n sew church Maidstone yesterday, condemned the placing of some vases flowers the oommtmion table, bemuse, although would not say it was illegal ...
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... the West Kent aged. The present Government has, with scubencss Mr. aod Mre. HUBBRT ALP BRUCB. manent cure. Tt Cures old years been a well-known local preacher for upwards of forty first torst bonoured was ‘ Queen, Lords, and Quarter h at Maidstone, un Thars- ...