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... HANDSOME LIFE SIZE (Cceright) PHOTOGRAPH MR. ALFRED SIMMONS, FOUNDER OF TEN KENT AND SUSSEX LABOURERS' UNION!. ONE SHILLING EACH. SOLE PUBLISHER: HIGH STREET. MAIDSTONE. Next Door to the Post OSee. Agents Appointed for Every District on Application to ...
... Nsw MAGISTRATZS YOU THI 01 MAID. —At the Maidstone Petty Sessions, on Saturday, Henry Hughes, Esq., and William Page, Esq., .deputy mayor) were .worn in as justions of the pesos for the borough of Maidstone, and took their on beneli. _ _ OT AINIAULT ...
... , patterns, &c. Wiudmill-street, linsbury, London, E.C. - JOHN WOOLCOTT, Esq., F.R.C.S., Founder of the Kent County Opthalmio Hospital, Maidstone. E. F. ASTLEY, Esq., M.D., Dover. A. W. BAIRD, Esq., M.D., Dever. JOHN B. GILL, Esq., M.D., Dover. ALLAN ...
... the hentish Post it Contreary News Letter, the earliest newspaper printed in the county. Maidstone did not possess; a newspaper till 1726. in which year the Maidstone Mercury appeared. No. 4 of this paper, dated March 18. 17245. is shown at South Kensington ...
... see Meeoy throw a boot at, or etrike compleir ;Int.—The Bench decided to convict, and fined defendant 10s. and lts. costs, sr seven d 'ye. Georgr roach was chiraea with s'alint:a strap, the oroperty of Edward Shaw. of the West Kent Hotel, on the 16th ...
... remand from Monday, with stealing a pair of boots, belonging to James Wraigat, landlord of the Dane John Tavern, Watling-street.—Chief Constable Davies stated that the police had been unable totrace the boots, and the Mayor said the case would be dismissed ...
... to be between 50 60 years of age. was dressed in a dark, thick overcoat, light trousers, side spri boots, and hat. Police-constable Foster, of the Kent Coanty Constabulary, stationed at Salt- wood, was soon on the and Mr. J. Hackney, surgeon of Hythe ...
... prospect is very discouraging ; duty which had been set at £200,000, ' this week is called £170,000. EAST KENT, JULY 14. —The hop plantations in East Kent have only made moderate progress. The forward gardens show an abundance of strong bine and fruit-prodncing ...
... 1 FAVERSHAM MERCURY. SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1877. rom KEARSNEY. | KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. cast OO Ee the late the property of the deceased (Continwed from our last.) m Mr. Harrogtea, advertised for eale by auction this been by Mr. Beal, of R-gent Street, has ...
... parties of three one shilling Mayfair MAIDSTONE Maidstone Board of their open to pnblio It decided of the Kent Militia with the exception of married shall be entirely billeted in Brigade Bepot Barracks Maidstone it being considered billeting publio-honses ...
... the Penge case are to be tried at Central Criminal Court instead of at the Maidstone assizes their having stated to the Court of Bench it hopeless to expect fair trial Maidstone Orders been received Chatham for the camp of instruction for Engineer vol ...
... East Kent in the contest the Alfred prize £5 Corporal G Andrews Kent Wednesday week with points competition the prizes Friday last Corporal R T Frost also the 26th Kent took a prize £5 competition the Martins’ prize Corporal Andrews of the 26th Kent was ...