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... Builder, were remanded on the charge of obtaining £300 w >rth of timber by means of alleged fraud. MURDER Nelr MARGATE. At the Maidstone Assizes yesterday morning, the grand mry returned a true bill against a man named Thomas Fordred for having murdered his ...
... Ilendenion, engite,•r of Wellington New to whew sine sea wring with her brother (who was dewed), Laud Mr. Perry Josten, d Maidstone, in Kent, who was going out with hi; brother. The letter oac of the survivors. All the e.-rend clews p ,sen- in number, were ...
... Wades for years, Hal t from tl -MEN WOCILCOTT, Esq., F.R.C.S., Founder of the Kent I have great pleasure in hearing to use d 3 I now woi • 'County Ophthelinicamipital, Maidstone. the comfort and benefit - I have derived for mai pleasure - JAMES ILELCRY, ...
... satisfaction.— P. W. Carey, U.S. Vice-Consul. From Fred. C. Allen, L.D.S., M.R.C.S.E., and Dental Surgeon the West Kent General Hospital, Maidstone. From Thomas Fraser, M.D., Inverness. I certify that Professor Lewis has extracted two corns from my foot without ...
... my test. —September ltitli, ItitiB. From Fatal. C. ALLEN. L.D.S., M.R.C.S.E. and Dental Surgeon to thu IVest Kent General Despite!. Maidstone. 2lth January, Red Iroise Farm. 1 berell certify that Professor Lewisham extracted Professor Lewin this ,'ayextracted ...
... Bees, I and from what we hear the affair is bound to prove a KENT QUARTER SESSIONS The General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the County of Kent were commenced yesterday (Thursday) at Maidstone, when John Gilbert Talbot, Esq., M.P., Chairman for the Western ...
... that the deceased met his death from drowning. From papers found upon him it is supposed deceased was a Londoner. MAIDSTONE. An old Maidstone postman, named Busbridge, died on Sunday, his residence in #tone-street, where he has kept his coffin, with an ...
... Hill, Horgel plenty of water.—Mrs W., Golden - AVANTED! WANTED! WANTED !—Mrs WHIT- \ cent. more than any other dealer forall kinds of left-of WE. TARD, Brideweil Street, still continues to give 50 APPAREL. BOOTS, &c. Terms, ARING Vv PARTNERSHIPS, TRAVELLERS ...
... for fine wines and brandies. The salary was to commence at the tempting sum of £l5O per annum, with liberal commission to boot. After some correspondence, Mr. Brown betook himself to London, and sought out and entered Denbigh Hall, Old Jury. Ha ushered ...
... moss sad fell Soto, Mr. Kent Song—“Tbe Desert Jlrßlls Overture. .Bead Duet—“ Love and War” Messrs Ellis and Kent Humorous song Atkin Tager Chorus (from the opera of The Love. Test”) “ To the mountain away Song .Mr Kent Overture Band “ God Save ...
... the Medical Profession the Clergy others among whom the following: JOHN WOOLCOTT Esq FRCS Founder of the Kent County Opthalmic Hospital Maidstone E F ASTLEY Esq MD JP Dover A W BAIRD Esq MD Dover JOHN B GILL Esq MD Dover ALLEN DUKE Esq MD Dover JOHN LOWE ...
... Mr. B. iMr. A. GtUaa's)V>k b Mies McGrath, by Master McGrath—Variety Mr. Porters bk w b Prude, by Promier-Panic, beat Mr. Golden's Goliath, Oscar-Wild Ware Mr. Nuseey (Mr. 0. Wood’s) bk td d Putney Pet. by Foam—Louise, beat Mr. Benner (Mr. Fletcher's) ...