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... happened, however, that, the very laudable custom which prevailed in Essex did not prevail in all counties. In the county of Kent, for example, which he had jest come from, there were no Adjourned Quarter Sessions, and the prisoners now custody there for ...
... company Middleton’s one worst arising of tbs accidsnt THE KENT LABOURERS’ QUESTION threatened with sorrowful dispute tho and farmers agricultural lahouveis in of Kent It that in times peasantry of Kent tolerably off 1845-50 ot acres of land distributed in ...
... Premises on the East nlde of Golden-lane, together with a Dwelliug- house, Stable, and Preuiiies iv the rear on the West _>lde of London- court, the whole abutting North ou London-passage, South ou St. Thomas's, Golden-lane, SchooLs. Area about 4700 ...
... family Mrs Doran 43 Carisbrooke-road St Loonard'i-ou-Sea mO THE BOOT — Wanted good JL CLICKER also IMPROVER good opportunity for respectable lad to acquire thorough knowledge of trade Apply the Boot Last-lane Dover Junior CLERK one willing to make himself generally ...
... Guardians was heldutixodocz.'hut were t : Mr. J. Arnold g’,‘hn.imn), Mr. C. Ikhwmirmm). Messrs. uckell, s‘& a West, tcombe, W. Kent, Allen, Wendover, Killpartrick, J.:fip-, and Howell. THE MASTER'S RNS were as follows :—Admitted, M;dmmod,fi;ml; deaths, 6; remaining ...
... time of difficulty and anxiety for the.fartner. Our correspondent from Maidstone gives a graphic picture of the disheartening failure of crops from which the favoured linty of Kent is suffering, and also points the drain upon the meagre resources of th ...
... The other two sons are also milisary men. SEVENOAKS, MAIDSTONE, AND TONBRIDGE RAIL| WAY.—In the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice on Saturday the case of Dalby v. the Sevenoaks, Maidstone and Tonbridge Railway Company came on for hearing. Upon ...
... mond thosezreeent we Dr Jese Bailey, Bert., ILE, Meg the Ban. N. &Mock (doe-chatulan), and rah J W. (Hereford), Ms. D. Day (Kent. He. Di Powell (Hops the Bev. V. OakenLeelei, ge. Mr. W. H. Hemp, cos Baotou), Mr. IMMO (Pontrilas Fantle.. Wilma (Poo. WINO ...
... stock an IMMENSE SELECTION ef BOOTS and SHOES in all sizes and fittings. LADIES' WALKING, SKATING, HOUSE, and EVENING BOOTS, Ac GENTLEMEN'S RIDING, SHOOTING, FARMING, WALKING, and DRESS BOOTS, Ac. YOUTHS' snd CHILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES of all kinds. System ...
... Dorking hen, wee batched In February or the beginning of March. lvt77. Its original coloar was a mottled brown grey with golden br-ties. She laid that autumn, and, I believe, moulted. tube laid in the 'print: of this year. and sat on March g 7 rho sat ...
... cost £15000 £16000 The Germ Empress presented George Gordon Lennox Elizabeth Mrs Osborne Jones Mrs Daniell Mrs M’Conell with golden recognition of the displayed by on the occasion Kurflirst Palissy the Potter is to commemorated statue erected Boulogne M ...
... inches Lu circumference. Passing farther along the sUnd, the visitors came upon the m%ng-I», first of which wm Pritchard’s Golden King (a yellow fl«sh variety) of which there were some very fine specimens ; then came bis Mammoth Long Red and Champion stocks ...