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... 18, NEW ROAD, GRAVESEND GRAVE: 1876. FlrraEx CoLrs Wan WILUMaa.-This match was TAILOR, CLOTHIER, AND OUTFITTER. GOWN__ North Kent Railway Time Table—June. a. P. r::., La fed 111 1 Effi i - ED: I CIAI: T c. F; p..,,4 17 ..w. 710 . RT:R--S a A E TII O R RF ...
... London. GRAVF9FNII AND DArirronto REPORTER-SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1876. ' 114 . 2 KENT VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION To ALL Covens, with any military. breach-loading NOTICE OF REMOVAL North Kent Railway Time Table-Jul y. PRIZE 3LEETIN4.4, 1876. or muzzle-loading rifle ...
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... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. The commissim fur the couwe of Kent was *petted at Maidstone) en Ifonday, and httsiness wa s ooeeeded with en Tuesday morning. Lund Chief Justi..e Cockburn presiding on the civil side, and lEtarou Huddleston in the Crown Court. There ...
... his escape. It appears the prisoner, who hud been sent under remand to the Maidstone gaol, was placed by an officer in a third-class carriage of a passenger train from Maidstone to Tunbridge. Soon after the train left the prisoner succeeded in jumping ...
... I. D.A.°, Repel et a Kent no reason to be ashamed of the part which it has taken during the past week la the great cricket carnival at Canterbury. It has worthily followed up its late performances at Tunbridge Wells and Maidstone; and if the tide of its ...
... gentlemen's, and children's left off wearing apparel. Boots, shoes, and miscellaneous property of every description BOUGHT. All lettere to the above address punctually attended to. MONEY TO LEND.—The NORTH KENT BUILDING SOCIETY are prepared to make ADVANCES ...
... - - WEST KENT -QUARTER SESSIONS. CUMET—FRIDAY, AN EMPLOYER AT EAST PARLSIGH. 1 Thomas Botton.2l, labourer, sad William Startup, were I , initiated for 110 lb• of hey, value 38. the property ' of Mr Jobe Smythe and another at Feat Parleigb, cm the 21)th ...
... down, and killed iustantaneously. He was picked MAIDSTONE .. dep. L 394 7 469 15 88. John Wright, of Northfieet, was charged on the up, and conveved to his residence. An inquest on Maidstone Usenet. I- ••• I 11l lli j •.:: ...
... A once sent a note to a waggish Irishman for the loan of his noesepiper, and received in 1 • .s 1, c PM TEE PAPERS. North Kent Railway Time Table—November. wsts DAYS. Mash') Tat OUP. fit ;WA —Thant goodness! there's a ripple s t agnation at lam: ftlr ...
... North Kent time tables for November will remain in force : —The train now leaving Charing Ctuee at 2.41 p.m. for Maidstone, will call at Lee, Eltham, Sidcup, and Bexley on Saturdays; the train now leaving Charing Cross at 5.30 p.m. for Maidstone, will ...
... comps Bien% a full list of the thecassful cotepea ors appeared an the Journal at the time each was for. Is ',Mitten, privet of boot. were riven for fatten as follows :—Bomb. Tibiskin d r ills, 13 0 .6, W, A. Day Fuller 154. Ankin 154, Gunner August 152, Gunner ...