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... Dave opened on the above date, but for the stupidity of a London firm sending, his circulars by mistake to Mr. HAWK'S, Maidstone, Kent, consequently the openint_day will be Thunday, May 31st, 1877. A TEN HAY'S SALE will take place from the above date to ...
... Kaq, Riverhead, Sevennaka, Kent. Chem 41-11ANTAlIS (Sebright)-1, thirty-shilling cup, Leon, F.sq. Dunstable 2,1/, Y Leno, Kwi ; 3,10 s, Rev W Sergeantson ; very highly commended, Mr (*wiper, Smart's Hill. Penslmrst. Kent. The Countess of DArtmotith. ...
... the prisoners committed on the charge of having wilfully murdered Harriet Staunton, at to remove the trial frem the Kent Assises Maidstone to the Central Criminal Court, on the ground that very strong feeling prevailed against them the pert of the inhabitants ...
... London. MaideRhead, Berkshire eckenham, Kent Maidstone, Kent Bedford, Bedfordshire Maiden, Essex iggleswade, Herts MaRling (West Kent Bishop's Stortford, Heex s Manniogree, Elssex Blackheath, Kent Margate, Kent ...
... MaOHTNK DePOT. 34, QUESN STREET, OXFORD. ben tmMt HAND Mid TRKADLK. MACHINES foe Doanuzora uoor-umx-iuxzsa SsnrauKm Tailouxo Boot-ufaibiho Family Übi Ami *ll qlmnb MAnulActuring, comprising ThoxnM's Orov* ft B*kar , « KUm Hows’i TAjlor’i ft Wlkoo’s Mid ...
... murder el Harriet Staunton, the wire of Lewis Adolp lus Edmund &Ruston, at Peep% should be removed frees the Kent Assists, to be held at Maidstone. to the Central Criminal Court. The prosecution bad here instituted by the Treasury. and he (the learned cousset) ...
... ro e Convention, Mr. H. F. Sale; son, Si'n iv' lusMr. 91v Wilton; song, Nursery Rihymes,' Mr. W .Cx sogTClm- ' lug the Golden Stair, Mr. utilfe; eog,,h Coialhst had Mr. W. E, Cox; cong, RIDng the Bell, WatchimaMr P~m;~ song, The Mulligan Guards ...
... men custody and contempt had been discharged. As the vicarage of llatcham Ia to the county of Kent, Mr. Tooth, If arrested there, would be taken to Maidstone GaoL The Bishop of Rocheater will forthwith make provtdoa for the spiritual charge of the pariah ...
... was held St James’s Hall, was presided ever by Mr. Cowan, M.P,— The members the Kent and Agricultural Labourers* Union held their fifth aonnal meeting Wedot adar. at Maidstone. The report stated that tbe numberof Unionists still increases,and the general ...
... Prisoner applied for and was admitted to bull, himself in £2O, and two anrstfea each. ABINGDON HOME, FAT OATTLB, COEN, AND BOOT SHOW. Tha muul ahinr o( tU« •ocbtj, waa nUbllakrf la l&M, MS »mm*m adjotaiiig «ha Fuk-nti, Mndlj ti**d •» tk» c&paal tka K« ...
... knew such post neatens appearances as he found arise from a natural cause. Mr. James Gideon Creasy, M.R.C.P., of Brasted,' Kent, deposed that he knew the prisoner Patrick Staunton and his wife, who had been living for some time at the Woodlands. He attended ...
... Bench for the defence, and said the prisoners stated that on the night in question they had a dispute with Narroway about some boots at the Royal Standard' public-house at Headington. After some time the prolecUter challenged them to fight and they did so ...