... Iron- ™ ?? from 9 tm 12 - NORTHALLEBTON, every Wednesday, at Mr Joseph Hainstock'fl. Glass and China Ware- house, opposite Golden Lion, from 10 till 12-30 STOfiigrON, every Wednesday, at Mr M. Dowsons, . .qjjterer. 70, HiA-etreat, from 2-30 till 415. ...

... to order fedi/fuse information on the gut:dee. The increar of drunithouthe in Kent during the past oil years was shammed at considerable length by th. magistrates at Maidstone Tweeds), when It wan arg.d that Parliament should be premed to cattail the palmist ...

... as of the crime, and go soy son co knowing it. At • special mothlng of the executive committee of the Kent and WINE ourers' Union, held at Maidstone, on Friday, Mr. the general secretary, reported that in the actions at the County Courts at Canterbury ...

... in cant ctioner'e Math:leer's, any light bean; 18; would nee a munth.-Addreel, A.M., o.k Well Farm, Hernbill, Faversham. Kent. Sprint/lOn Imat.m as House Or ParlOUrCellid, it stutleenso's small family; aged 22; wage. from ZIG to £lB, all found -Addams ...

... HOME-MADE BOOT 1 SHOE WAIIEHOUSE, 80, WEER STREET. MAIDSTONE. _ . T HE Largest and Best Assm-tinent of Boots and Shoes in the county. Gent's Side-spring Boots, 7s. 6d. to 6d. Gent's Balmoral Boots, Is. 6d. to 6d. Working Iden's Tip and ...

... is so anxious to show this very peculiar letter to every one he meets, will he undertake to show a few hundred letters from Kent emigrants, wle are doing very well in the colony, and who are grateful for being sent there? If so, he can be furnished with ...

... prisoner was going out the daughter saw a boot from under her shawl. The daughter told her . and she followed her, and found her inan inn “with the boots under her shawl. Prisoncr’s defence was fhat she took the boots to sell for prosecutor. Prisoner, ‘who ...

... laminations •-, B. E , Mr. Allmai INDICATION K. '» Vi m-- .forte, an.l . pDUCATION. Kent (Boughton Hou The school 1 ; e playground, is in a note Is eon- ' INUIJCATION in KENT; 25 guinea* per annum. t'eiv A , Vegy healthy posi- [{J L V v (Protestant). - YOINe ...

... purpose of getting out of the army. Mr. Balgny sent him to prison for three month Niw Magistrates. —On Thursday week, the West Kent Quarter Sessions, the following were sworn a* county justices: —Lieut. Colonel E. S. Beamish. E.jL. Bexley; Llewellyn Vaughaa ...

... best coat unpacked, save deceptive day of downpour. And yet here are the compliments of the season from saddlers, tailors, boots and breeches makers,—from men who sell brushes, from men who mix physic, from men who deal in naphtha, from devils who prick ...

... committee was formed to receive subscriptions in order to diffuse information on the subject. AY A sterns° of the Kent magistrates at Maidstone, the question of the best means to repress the increase of drunkenness was considered. Mr. Morley, M.P„ Mr. Talbot ...

... woman, was indicted for having etolen a par of child's boots, value the pa optrty of John Attri,ige, dealer Au see.nd-hend clothes , , on 21st October. Prisoner went to prosecutor'. shop, took the boots, and placed them under her shawl. The theft, however ...