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... Cioyion, the i'* of Croydon, the oouutj of Surrey , (iweilinjf-ii«>t WILLIAM WEST, 18, High-street, Maidstone, pari#i of Maidstone, in the of Kent; and »e owe. ing-honM GEORGE DUPLOOK, of Petershold, iu 1,1 county Hainpehlrn. Tueeday, January 2, 1877 ...
... without appreciable change iu value on the spot. Markets in Kent, January 9.—The markets Kent the week have been well attended, but little business done, prices remaining firm. On Thursday at Maidstone there large attendance, but very little trade. Prices were ...
... after he had threatened to knook him down. Complainant charged him an unreasonable price for doing the boots, aid it was agreement that when took the boot back to be sewn in a place where it waa unaewn. The Chairman aaid the case waa not serious one, and ...
... MAIDSTONE. MR J. G. TALBOT, M.P., ON CRIME IN WEST KENT.—In charging the Grand Jury, at the Quarter Session. Mr. Talbot referred to the large number of prisoners on bail, which showed that there were more persons now than formerly who had once borne good ...
... beard him. He was dressed, when he kit home, in blue slap, broad cotton cord trousers, low bill,}-cock hat, and h*vy nailed boots. His complexion is fresh, hair and wbifticers slightly sandy, inclining to grey ; height about 5 feetB inches, stout build ...
... qrs., 40*. BA. Kent, Jan. 20—Owing the shortneas of the supply of wheat and barley at the markets Kent daring the- week, continent upon the coutinaed unfayoarable weather, the best qualities hsye obtained rise of Is. per qr. At Maidstone on Thursday wheat ...
... to the ress. ■OIJ AGENT FOB HASTINGS, ST. LEONARDS, AND NEIGHBOURHOOD FOR RAGGETT'S NOURISHING STOUTJ GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE, AND HOLMES STYLES MAIDSTONE ALES. THORPE BROTHERS, 21 22, GEORGE STREET, HASTINGS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JP.OOT & JgHOE jyj-ANUFACTURERS ...
... very naturally and properly followed the two last toasts—the 17th Kent and their worthy oet. The one he had to propose was that of >( Honorary Members and Subscribers of the 17th Kent. He thought that toast would be cordially drank, and that public spirit ...
... eland at from 16s. 6d. to 265. 61. per load. KENT, Tin 3..—eat again short supply at the Zest market,, mad at the rod of the week • further reduction had been resorted to to faros sales. On Mande, at Maidstone, there being but a short supply, trade In wheat ...
... orders to the address. SOLI FOB HASTINGS, ST. LKOVARDS, AND NEIGHBOURHOOD FOB RAGGETT'S NOURISHING STO GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE, AMD HOLMES & STYLES MAIDSTONE ALES. THORPE BROTHERS, 21 & GEORGE STREET, HASTINGS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL gOOI & g H °B jyj-ANUFACTURERS ...
... Brambletye, Hill, Croydon, to Emma Maria, [hird daughter Mr. William Taverncr, Rye. DEATHS. January oth, at West Kent General Hospital, Maidstone, Harriett, wife of Mr. George Gadd, aged yeirs. January 31st, Fairlight. Mary Aim, lehct of Joh:: dvard. late ...
... Knight, her mistress, and the purse and rings belonged Mrs Webb, and had been stolen from her the prisoner Dickenson. A pair of boots had also been stolen from Tonbridge by the prisoners. Dickenson had assumed the name of Johnson, at tho Angel Hotel, Tonbridge ...