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... lectures on uestions of considerable interest were decided The Reformation, delivered in Christ Church. bythe judge. In one Golden v. Pledge, his On February 16th, the trial of Mr. W. H. Honour ruled that goods standing in the roadway Jacobs, of the Albion ...
... THE CRUISE OF THE SIX HUNDRED, The struggle between the labourers in Kent and the farmers who looked them out has ended in the men's departure for New Zealand. The men it will be remembered struck against a reduction of wages and were then looked out ...
... said, there are the old pits I helped to dig, and sure enough there they are. It's a farm between 300 and 400 acres in West Kent, still heavy land. The rent was £lOO per annum, and not any rates in my grandfather's time. Now the same farm lets for nearly ...
... various shop robberies in Maidstone. Supt. Gifford stated that the prisoners were brought to the police-station on Thursday night, charged with stealing a pair of boots from the shop of Mr. Wellhand, Week Street, Maidstone. The younger prisoner cried ...
... Returning from London at 8.80 p.m THIRD Zs. CLASS. JOHN SHAW, Manager and Secretary. Borough et Folkestone IN TEE COUNTY OF KENT. JOHN BANKS, Mayor. NOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace, of and for the said Borough, and ...
... At a meeting of the West Kent Chamber of Agriculture, held at the Star Hotel, Maidstone, on Thursday, under the presidency of the Earl of Darnley, a resolution was unanimously carried in favour of amalgamating with the Maidstone farmers' Club. GAS STOVES ...
... liable to pay the duty upon them. Several highly respectable farmers learned the fact is au unpleasant way at the Bearsted (Maidstone) Petty Sessions last week. Not possessing either licenses or certificates for their animals, they have had to pay the usual ...
... and Lepper, in which I reserved my judgment to this court, it is an action brought by Lieut.-Colonel Knocker, of the sth East Kent Rifle Volunteers, against the defendant, late a private in the Folkestone Company of that Corps, to recover from the defendant ...
... early hour in the morning. Messrs. Tench White and Nicholson's band was in attendance. KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. The commission for the assize will be o pe ned at Maidstone ou Monday next, the Judges bein g Lord Justice Boggling and Mr. Justice Grove. There ...
... weight in the current bronze coinage. Some of the trees in East Kent and in Mid Kent lost many of their leaves in Jane, and these will probably be unproductive next season. In the Weald of Kent, where the trees are chiefly upon grass, and rejoice in a cool ...
... an amnion to Boulogne and beak was ran by the South Railway from most of the stations on the line. The number booked from Maidstone alone was 67, and altogether the excursionists numbered 796, two steamboats having to be provided for their aceouninodation ...
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