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... harvest. Reports from other parishes East Kent are similar to the above. Where mould exists anything like a threatening form, sulphuring has been resorted to nightfall with most beneficial results. Maidstone.—The bine continues to progress favourably ...
... At Lichfield, Staffordshire v. Bedfordshire—two days. At Maidstone, Incojp.iltl v. Mote Park—two days. Wednesday. At Sutton, Surrey Club and Ground v. Sutton. Cbislcburst, Zingori v. West Kent. Thursday. Groenbauk, West Derby v. Woodcraft At Prince’s ...
... appointed Mr. H. I’. H. Barham, M.R.C.S,, to be Visiting Surgeon for Maidstone, vice Hallowes. resigned, and Mr. J. Oliver, L.R.C.P., Ediubnrgh, to be Assistant Visiting Surgeon for Maidstone under the Coutagious Diseases Act, 1866 to 1869. SEWAGE Farming ...
... Doano defended, and after a lengthened investigation the jury acquitted the prisoners. Maidstone. Kent Agricultural Labourers’ Union. The ** Church Parade” of the Maidstone and district branches of the above union took place Sunday last. Some sixty or seventy ...
... Brighton, Gentlemen Sussex v. South Wales dubtwo days. At Nottingham, Gloucestershire v. Nottinghamshire— three days. At Maidstone, Kent v. Surrey—three days. At Crewe, Yorkshire United County Eleven v. Twenty- two of Crewe-three days. At Stanley Park, Blues ...
... BURDBR and DUNNING, Parliament-street, Westirincter, solicitor!. BURY and M AKIN, Manchester, merchants. EAST and EAST. Lee. Kent, builders. BIMMOND6 and PEBTWBB, Mincing-lane, metal brokers, JONES, LLEWELLYN and Co., colliery proprietor!. JAMBS,|BANKS ...
... 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 ...
... complexion, red whiskers, light sandy deserted his wife and four children in December, I Ntp' kr a t Grendon. 4 7 4 ' Nun, a boot and shoe maker, about 3G or of CT, 5 ft. 7 or X in. high, dark brown hair ish gray, large whiskers, blue eyes, and darkvsYe ...
... final dividend of Bd, at Mr. William Hugh Owen's, Bridge-street, Car narvon, on and after July 10. John G erne', Lowestoft, boot and shoe maker—let and final dividend of 3s nd. at Mr. Edward W. Worlledge's, Kingstreet, Great Yarmouth, on an after July ...
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... Wrotham Station, Kent, on the London, Chatham, and Dover Line to. Maidstone. APPLY TO— MR. JOHN THORNTON, No. 7. Princess-street, Hanover-square. London. W.; or to Mr. WILLIAM COOPER. Manager at Wrotham Hill Park Farm. Sevenoaks, Kent. » Lancet April 2 ...
... H., Shoreham Post Offlce, Shoreham, Kent. WANTED, situation Clerk, Collector, place of trust, or any light capacity. Age 84. Sixteen years' reference from last situation.—Address E. P., Post Office, Relvenden, Kent. 811 APARTMENTS FURNISHED.—Wanted, by ...