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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Monday, Mr. Philbria apel dto the rob absolute in the cam a porta Justices of Kent. Mr. Poland showed it. The role was directed to the Jastioe of s the bridge division of Kent, to show cause why a certain order allowing the appeal of Thomas Long* against ...
... 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 ...
... London market. The price realized for the whole, by the car| case, was 6} per Ib.” HoreieLe Discovexy 1x KENT. —At an inquest | held at Grovehurst, in Kent, it was revealed that a . farm labourer, named Dean, his wife, and three children, had been living and ...
... by Mr. W. Chs Mullicec whi THE TecHBsoRacE Cc.AIMANTr.-lr. John De Morgan forg lectured at the Beneficial Society's Hall, Kent-street, the Portses, on Tuesday evening, unuder the auspices of The Soc B~orougli Of Portsmouth Mlagna Charts and 'I ichhocne ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 3 p.M. Allsopp's Pale z E *.rton Ales on Draught. CAWTE 'SUSSEX ROTEL, OPPOSITE TEE STATION, mm PRORPIETOX f REMLINS MAIDSTONE FAMILY PALE ALES F Grateed not to contain any ubstitute for Hops, nd only those of Sure Rent grwth used.) FULLER & CO' OHISWI ...
... DAY, jun., begs to announce that SALE of Alderney and Guernsey ,R S w i] take place on THURSDAY, i n ...
... sth March* THEFT OF BOOTS. James LUCH. labourer, was charged on remand stealing from the shop. No, 4, Lower pair of boots. Taiue 9s. 6d., the property of Mr. Manser on the 10th inst.—lt appeared that Mr. Manser saw the *r cut the boots down from the outside ...
... preferred Maidstone the writ had bet.n punmewas to accept the terms proposed or*; 501 10 435 725 Rugby .. 10 45.. 331515 Public Worship Reg nisi, on Act was before the Ho u.s middle ’ - made out for Surrey, and that getting another for Kent The Powers ...