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... KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. These Sessions were opened at Maidstone yesterday (Thursday), J. G. Talbot, Esq., M.P., the chairman, presiding, and delivered the charge to the Grand Jury, and in the course of his remarks commented on the fact that, although the ...
... LULLINGSTONE. The Extraordinary Pig Stealing Case.— At the West Kent Quarter Sessions, on Friday, Samuel Edwards, butcher, James Stacey, 45, labourer, and Junes Yeatman, 46, cowman, were indicted for stealing the carcases of three pigs, value £16, the ...
... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. FIRST COURT, FRIDAY. (Before J. G. TALBOT, Esq, M.P.) TONBRIDGE—ROBBERY FROM EMPLOYERS. Hzory Read was indicted for stealing 77 feet of composition pipe, 2 brass brackets, and other articles, the property of John Mason, Thomas ...
... in=cription was en graved upon the jug : =% Presented to Major Satterthwaite, of the Ist A. B.of Kent Rifle Volunteers, by 64 past and present members of the 18th Kent, on his retirement from the command of that corps in 1876.” Major Satterthwaite, who was evident ...
... Southdown Ewe 5. 15§t019 Southdown Hoggets c..ceco.. 16 20 - Half-bred Hoggets .. .0.c.. 186 17 Kent Fleeces .. ..oevvvisnvnene.. 17 18 Leicester Ileeces (mixed) .. 164 I 8 Lincoln Fleeces(mixed)e 16 iR Combing ...
... Galverley Road. Tunbridge Wells, the County of Kent Boot and Shoe Maker. John Hanlhy, of 64, Gowell Road, in the City London, Shoe Factor, and Henry Dray, of Houseland Villa, Ton bridge, in the County of Kent, Commercial Traveller, have Ail persons having ...
... TUNBRIDGE WELLS. KENT AND SUSSEX COURIER WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1877. Petitions to both Houses of Parliament for the Abolition of Vivisection are being drawn up, and will shortly be taken from house to house for signatures.—[ Ad vt. Cheques for amounts ...
... Trades’ Unioos, not by bribery like, well, nothing ; for no preceient for that sort of thing s to be foand in the town of Maidstone or ita naighbonrhood; bat by laying down a track over which the Liberals may become Conservative, by showing how easy ani ...
... Brumley, Kent, Ann, widow of J. J. Lumley, in her 81.4 year. On the 7,h et., at Stonextreet, Maidstone, Mr. James Peoehon. aged 76. On the scLi tam, at Bramorickaireet, Maidstone, Mr. Hutt, aged 21 Oa the 7th Last., at County.roed, Maidstone, Mrs. Russell ...
... buyers confining their purchases to immediate requirements. Contisentel markets are dull. Currenry -Mid and Eat Kent, Ss. to /11. Wad! of Kent, tic to L 8 Ss. Sussex, to A 7 Farnham and Country Farnham, LA 10s. to £lO 10s. THOMAS WILD & CO., Hop Factors ...
... Folkestone.—Robert Paskins, Hollingbourue, grocer, late boot maker ; at the Castle Hotel, Maidstone, March 15 at 3. Soliciter, Mr J. B. Fenton.— Henry William Randall, Gabriel’s Hill, Maidstone, bootmaker; at Messrs, Deane and Lickorish. Solicitors, 14 ...
... WEItiIITS AND CASTS. Provincial Grand Chapter for Kent. After the ceremonk.* there was a banquet lathe Saracen's !lead Hotel, preeided over by Viscount Holmesdale, at. which about 50 Companion,' sat down. SERIOUS AFFAIR.—As Mr. Andrews, of the Mark Hotel ...