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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Holliday Old, Kg., of Maidstone, Kent. On the nad ult., at King treat, Maidstotie, Mrs. Proctor, aged 45. Oa the ult., at Wheeler-street, Maidstone, Mn.s Coyle!, sled 64 . On the Eird dt., Horace Percy Smith, Brunswickuireet, Maidstone, aged slabs On the ...
... prisoner was apprehended, and conveyed to Maidstone. The prisoner was committed for trial. THE LATE MR. BROOK'S WILL—The will, dated the 9th of O ctober. 1 9 7 2 , of Mr. Thomas Will iam Brook, late of Maidstone, Kent, was proved cm the 24th ult., by Mrs Ann ...
... MAGISTRATES FOR THE COUNTY.— The following gentlemen were sworn in as hisgistratea for the county at the West Kent Quarter Sessions held at Maidstone on Thursday:-George John Courtbooe, Eel., of Sprivers, Horsmonden, Stsplehtust ; and Francis Barrow, Es q ...
... the gun to his shonhier after giving the order to THE REPRESENTATION OF MID-KENT.— poll the trs. The two discharges were almost simul- At a meeting of Liberals bell at Maidstone last Wed- sad th r iz. balls beneath his perfect aim were nesday, Mr. H. C ...
... claim not being pr• ceded with. MAIDSTONE. ALLEGED ROBBERY BY A DOMESTB' SERVANT.—At the Ma:liar:do-8' l'ark's Ottiee Thursday, before Captain Prentice, Enid) , Pear , oit, y.nang woman, was charged with stealing a pair of boot, the property of Mr. W. Shadgett ...
... THE WEST KENT JOURNAL. I R.N. *hoe; C. Oaapiaad, PA., J.W., P.M. ; F. J. Salle, J.W. ; M. Gem* J. Hill, J. Shorter, W. Hichtsott, 0.0. B. Newsom, P.M. P.P.C1.8.8 , Kent ; T. W. w.M. ; J. J. Drakefok W.N., O.C. Surrey R. Davis, P 3 . PA. J. Allo PM. ; ...
... Flowers, supplied by Mr. Cripps, of Tunbridge Wylie. The golden rustle of the grand Sedge were seed oa the oceimos. aereroony wee most ably plunged by Bro. the Rm. T. Robley M P.M, P.P.0.3.10.. Kent, P.P.O.C. (limbs. At 4M Miming P. P. P.M. P.G. T.0.11 ...
... •15 to 116. Barley, 335. W 445, Oats, 23. to 365. Beans, KENT CORN June 9.—The wheat trade has been very slow, and little badoem has ben 4 • slight roloetlot last With Mort awry Obese offer Maidstone on Monday, trade slide sod to *Sect sales • reduction ...
... couotlem roach golden cupolas, I am reminded Lamb, Ba. soroetimo9 of the view of Prague foam the Rradschin, some. KY-ST CORN MARKET, JULT 7.—The wheat supply at the times of that of' Petth from Buds, and again of that of markets In Kent bee been very short ...