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... Lord, the revising barrister for Mid Kent, on Wednesday gave his decision cn the point r ai sed by Mr. Wells, the Liberal agent, as to the legality of faggot votes, twenty-five of which were created at Maidstone by a rent-charge on two houses, and d ...
... 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 ...
... succeeded in the curacy of Milton by the Rev. C. A. Seaton. During his three years' residence in this district Mr. Hodges won golden opinions from all classes, and will take with him hia new 1 sphere of labour the hearty good wishes of large circle of friends ...
... 6d.—Prisoner said he bought the boots . WCl;;tiaam -- .:—Mra. Jane Hollands. re called, said that she purchased the boots ou Wednesday evening. Prisoner said they had only been worn once. For an old coat and the boots she gavo 28.6 d. Re said they were ...
... played Casino Tanze Weber, a scene from Selby s farce of the Boots at the Swan, which has the merit of being full of fun. The scene was the coffee-room, and Jacob Earwig (the deaf boots), was represented to the life by Mr. Barlow ; Mr. Henry Garrod ...
... Blin proposed a vote of thanks to the Mayor and Mayoress, which was carried by acclamation, and the 1877 season of the North Kent Bicycle Club was brought to a successful termination. did not think they hurt the donkey.—Henry John. eon, another lad, also ...
... various in I:act Kent were handed in, pettesting swainst a mem iuereare of from lOs. to 12e. aid. in the weekly charge for pauprr Linstics. Ibe ruetuorialista pointed wit that, whereas they bid ceutribut,d a i nadly with the West Kent rate,oayens to the ...
... retiring members, Rev. J. Hamilton, Mr. W. H. Mr. (J. X. Murton, Mr. T. Eley. aud Mr. E. were re-elected without opposition. Maidstone- SBRIOUS ACCIDENTS. —On I'uursday, Mr. Joseph Harris, jun., farmer, Boxley, was driving from Tovil dog curt, with three friends ...
... THE EAST' ENT, N(;IIOURNE, FAVERSHAM, AM) EERNEsS AZ ETTE. EAST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. rrurvd• is in 0.0. hoods. Prue' d an% preach year sent.mentaalrme. l'orntine. become power, and hyena* a f1r- In the lite i.l the eserci.mg a sympathy and solicitude ...
... of the First Members of the Camden Socisty, Cambridge; is M.P. for the University since 1868, having previously sat for Maidstone and Stoke-upon-Trent. He rastored (in concert with the Rev. E. Coleridg=) the College of S. Augisiine, Canterbury to Missionary ...
... Chemist Mnu-facturer J T DAVENPORT RuseU-t London WC USE The onlr material suitable for KID BOOTS them soft equal to new blackings Arc the texture & of leather all Boot AYE’S best FAMILY MEDICINE ORSDELL’a Blood jpiLLS Purify the Blood the System to the root ...
... Faggot Votes Mr H W Lord the revising barrister for Mid Kent week his decision on the point raised by Mr Wells the Liberal agent as the legality of votes twenty-five of which were created Maidstone by rent-charge two houses distributed among Conservative ...