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... Guardians the Union against clause 85 the Valuation of Property Bill, 1879 ; and by Mr. Brassey from railway servants at Maidstone and West Brompton in favour of his Compensation to Workmen Bill. A petition from the Guardians of the Dover Union was presented ...
... Archbishop of the diocese, Mr. Braitbwaite was at length prevailed upon to accept the vicarage of St. Michael and All Angels at Maidstone; and added that during the whole time he was in Ramsgate Mr. Braithwaite had never received one farthing for his services ...
... would imagined that the prisoners had a shop at Maidstone, but this was not the ease. Chapman lived in lodgings (for which never paid) in Woollett-atreet, Maidstone; Amies lived 121, Upper Stone-street, Maidstone, and the window the bouse where lived his wite ...
... helmets Mr. J. E. Tripp, High-street, and Messrs. G. Nash and Son, tbe former being accepted. There were three tenders for boots for the police and that of Mr. W. Kay's was accepted, the other tenderers being Mr. Ellis, and Mr. Palmer. Tae tender of Messrs ...
... jacket, and wearing her hair in the elegant style known the Piccadilly fringe.*’ She appears to hare obtained three pair of boots from a shopkeeper in New-road, and four skirts from a tradesmen £aat>street, by using other persons’ names ; she got the goods ...
... years. Roach. March 19, the Kent and Canterbury Hospital John Roach, of Northgate, aged years. Bolvx.—Kuvfc 17. »t Margate, Ann Rolte, ageil yean. l9, at South Ashford, Sarah Ann Tubb.', aged 79 yean. March 16, at Maidstone, Jane, widow of the lati Daniel ...
... heAriog boot fall, t i saw the prisoner walking away down street with the boots under hie arm and open •u 'u* I asked him what he was doing with the boots and he said he did not know. I took the boots from him and gave information the police. The ...
... show roots, and the competition for the prize offered Mr. R. O. Maxtetl, of Ash-next- Sandwich. for the best twelve roots of golden tankard wurtzel, was very keen. A large number of manufacturers and tradesmen had stands in different parts of the hall. Among ...
... Mr. E. A. Smith, an officer the Sheriff of Kent, and Mr. M. Langley, auctioneer. Deal, for contempt Coart having disobeyed an order made by Mr. Registrar Murray the of August last, restraining the Sheriff Kent, his officers, and servants from takingany ...
... religion among the Santhals. The Annual Festival of the Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons of the Province of Kent will this year held Maidstone. will be in the recollection of our readers that the Kentish Brethren were entertained the Canterbury Lodges ...
... brought up on remand charged with stealing pair of boots, value 12s. 9d.. from the shop door of Mr. George Buss, draper. High-street. The prisoner called the police station on Thursday afternoon and gave the boots to Police-ooDstableTomblia. saying, •• What ...
... have, through the energy of two its members, Mr. R. Tyhurat and Mr. Holness. succeeded in obtaining the services of the East Kent Militia Baud for the ensuing summer season. Through the kindness of Major Nicbols. resident of this town, introduction to Colonel ...