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... TUESDAY 23rd MISS WATERS 15 NORMAN STREET CHOLASTIO Duties will be Resumed on MONDAY instant COULTHARD & WILSON WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS LAST LANE BIGGIN STREET PENCESTER STREET DOVER BY MESSRS WORSFOLD HAYWARD NewYear's Cards NewYear’sCards ...
... place was that the former is in Surrey and the latter in Kent, and that be ei.hed to avoid going to Horsemonger-lane Gaol, Surrey, as he would much have preferred Maidstone, the county gaol of Kent. His friends, however, ascertained that the change of residence ...
... another not in custody in gold watch 60 property of Xr Fletcroft Fletcher by of the oonfidenoe trick proeecutor said and Ash in Kent of np to London to Show shoot arrived railway station London Bridge for of proceeding homewards While waiting train respec ...
... altercation# with plaintiff, who always replied that farming in Kent was not like it was in Huntingdonshire and Cambridgeshire, and hoped soon to more accustomed to farming it was carried on in Kent. Defendant positively denied that ever engaged plaintiff for ...
... Lady Noel have takei tbeir departure from Connaught houso. Visoount and Viscountess Maidstone left town last Friday for Eastwood-park, Gloaosatershire, the of Lady Maidstone's father, George Jenkinson, Bert., Lord Cape Fitzgerald, Count de Hempel!, and Captain ...
... station for the accoommoda- tion of Maidstone, near the terminus of the new he. What would be the result as regards Maidstone if fusion be permitted ? It is, I believe, intended compulsorily to absorb the Sevenoaks and Maidstone Railway and destroy its separate ...
... of Captain Green ioiaing West Kent reomany coming in for loud and enthweimi. tic cheer.. Captain Green, in Tarpons., said the Marehioneu Camden and himself were deeply grateful to the members of the C troop of the %tat Kent for the hearty ?caption which ...
... the kind. Mrs. Brassey, widow of the late Mr. Thomas Brassey, and mother of Mr. H. A. Brassey, M.P., of Preston Hall, near Maidstone, died at St. Leonard’s on Wednesday afternoon. The loss of Mrs. Brasse will be greatly felt in many quarters, as she was ...
... 234 d. to 4s, lid. per yard. CRAFE CLOTHS, BARATHEAS, AHD TWILLS, Is. to 3s. 6i ALPACAS, 84d. to 3s. 3d. Assortment of tho boot Miitss in MOURNING DRESSES. A. G. WYATT. 1 & 2, Mercery Lane, Canterbury. HENRY J. GOULDEN, HIGH STREET, CANTERBURY. GOODE ...
... Chatham doltyard with the view el bin support in ,e-• tab transact!, W. Is which the finn was concerned Al tbe wetting a Ms *boot Boat, on o 44- wetly, I letter the School Inesa, with !erred to a that a petition 'bald he la avow of the spsoiatuiest a Royal ...
... single woman, Hinzkill, was Chtrge4i with stealing a pair of boots, value 3s. M., the property of Jane Knock, second-hand cloth 15 dealer, New street, Ashford, on the 22nd inst. The boots were toieeed between six and seven On Mon. --- day everang and ...
... chaplain to the union, produced • halftime sheet showing the amount raised on behalf of the chapel funds by the concerts at Maidstone and Mailing. From this it appeared that there was 439 3s.in band forth. embellishment of the building. Captain Baldook called ...