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... proposal, and only 136 for it, so that the opponents of the board were in a consider- . able majority. Viscount Maidstone. — Viscount Maidstone, son of ■ the Earl of Winohilsea, who was twioe enlisted in the Royal Artillery at Woolwich last week, being onoe ...
... terra labourers. They met on the afternoon of the tith of August at • beer-house called the Wheateheaf, at E lenbridge, in Kent, and at this time they were entire stranger, to each other,* but they got into conversation, sod sang songs, and were on the ...
... with Attempted Theft Boots —William Atkinson, furious driring on the Tettenhall-road.—Mr. B. A. middle-aged man, who said was on tramp, was Willeock defended.—William Finch, coachman to charged with attempting steal a pair of boots from Ur. Edwin Dixon ...
... to their aditii=xion they are euly placed in conspicuous positions, clothed in their official robes. Viscorer MAIDSTONE.—Visoount Maidstone, son of the Earl of Wincheleea, who was twice enlisted in the Royal Artillery at Woolwich last week, being once ...
... audience. T OF • Mr. Thomas Harrington, of Hollingbourne. wa, at a meeting of the Maidstone Guardians. held Thurethy, appointed Arsistant Relieving Who.. for the Maidston: Union 81:1141ZONS IN TUC MILITI —The Militia medical officers are, it is said, about ...
... Wheatahe if josh' does op between E.lcebill and Chester . 1 rating wife. the sea was stormy., y pe t beer-shop at Eaenbridge, in Kent. When When it left 'fiest-nansoi.station *ere three eh% attik.l had many opportunitiWar teed hat r 4 into the house he had ...
... consulted free at above residenee any day, except Saturday and Samdsy, from 11 to 4. HOSPrTA2JL FOR DISEASES OF -TR3E THROAT, GOLDEN-SQUARE, W. DATRON, HR.H. the PrihCe of Wales. This Hospital, which I isopeundaily at 1.30, nudon Tuesday and Iiiday eveninesnt ...
... A C. W. DIXON, 74, BTHEKT, NEWCASTLE. BOOTS and SHOES FOR LADIES, BOOTS ‘llOt* FOR GENTLEMEN. BOOTH ...
... genuine unless labelled Breidenbach Co.'s, 157b, Hew Bond-street So'e address. GOLDEN HAIR.— ROBARE'S AUREOLINE produces, by two or three applications, the beautiful golden colour so much admired. Warranted net to destroy the hair. Price ss. 6d. and 10s ...
... brown-breaated red classes. were gond classes; and for silver-srangled. Mr. T. Pope, a local inhibitor -who took third in golden-spangled-obtained first, the third falling to soother local exhibitor, Mr. T. 'Patterson. The second and third in silverprscllted ...
... ED SPIRIT HOUSK *?,*- Corner BEEUHOUSE, paying Georzea A'4o BEEIUiOUSE, St. Paal's. Kent snb-let. Trade Inc, iUO.-George Hulbert, 3, Exchange. REE P_ERHOCSE, Golden rJ ...
... months, CIO mod envier modal to Henry Pese, of Widmer, Kent 115 to Ksedarlek Netttta r jaw, Throwley Parsonage, Faversham. to W. de or, of St. Stephen's, Canterbury. Reserve, Janes Moppet. el Ashford, Kent. Ewes above three years, CIO and silver medal to Henry ...