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... Mantle Football Club. On Saturday last, a match was played against Maidstone on the Maidstone ground. The game was very fast and well contested, the ground being dry and in good order. Maidstone being much stronger and heavier, carried the scrimmages, but, ...
... of Ashurst Lodge. —Mr E. B. Stone prosecuted. The Charge Stealing Boots.—At the Quarter Sessions, at Maidstone, yesterday, Fredk. F.'ore was found guilty of stealing a pair of boots, the property Fr dtrick Lulham, at Calverley-road, Tunbridge Wells, ...
... Miss Keating; Monsieur Cannelle (a grocer, ex-Mayor), C. Kent; Monsieur Doux {confectioner, churchwarden), A. Heather; Monsieur le Blanc (perfumer), E. Dal.imore; barbeau (landlord of Golden Goose), Drake, sen.; Picard (his man-servant I, Boorman; ...
... the matter at once, aud they issued a summons against Mr Bunn, returnable on Tuesday next. MAIDSTONE. Mr. Alfred A. Lendon, son of Edwin Lendon, Esq., of Maidstone, has won the Fellows Medal (silver) for clinical medicine at University College. THE MippLE ...
... which secured k pair boots which wen hanging outside Mr Ptafc's shop. He put the boots under the female prisoner's shawl, and they then both turned down Ely-lane.—The manageress of the shop in question said she ideAiflhkthfc boots produced as Mr Pash's ...
... 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 ...
... decided to proceed | with the defences.—Mr Angell (Maidstone) has been | appointed engineer to the Board on the drainage question. DRAMATIOS.—Mr G. W. Churchley, of Dartford, well known in West Kent as an amateur actor and reciter of merit, took the part ...
... EXCURSION OF THE KENT Manday's ones was that Smith struck him tint, and gam him a black eye.—The inch the case, saying there was ARCHEOLOGICAL SOCIETY. six of ooe and halfaclesen of the other. Milt HOP 6/BALING CANE. That the Council of the Kent Archlogical ...
... there were the usual i number of Cheap Jacks, &c. IMPORT ANT SALE.—By Messrs. Debenham, Teemon, and Farmer, et Maidstone.—Kent, near Maidstone, 'Red Rill Farm, containlog 786 3r. 19p., freehold, sold for £13,300. Freehold cottages, wood land, and hop land ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...