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... were the Marquess of Abergavenny, the Earl of Dartmouth, the Earl of Darnley, Earl De la Warr, and Viscount Cranbrook. Lord Maidstone has left no children. By his decease, thersfore, the half brother of the Earl of Wyinchilm and Nottingham, the Hon. Mnrn{v ...
... Seeond Lieutenant. _ The recruits the Kent Artillery and Eaat Kent Militia have been ordered to aaaemble at their reapectire headquarters, Dover and Canterbury, the 3rd March next, for three months' training. West Kent Ligkt Infantry Militia.—(From Friday's ...
... Ritchie, Clam 16.—Hamburgh* (golden-spangled).--Open dass, I, C. Brown, Southfield, Charing, Kent; 2, F. Winner, Hadlow; 3, C. Brown. Members das;, i, H. CntadweQ, Southborough; 2, F. Winaer. Clam 18.—Hacaburghs (golden-pencilled). Open claaa, i, J. ...
... She also said that die belonged to Charing, in Kent, and that she had written to her father to come to the court. —The Magistrates remanded the prisoner for a week. TUC At the last meeting of the Maidstone County Curt, on Monday, before J. J. Londele, ...
... invaded Cetywayo’s territory with so small force The annual meeting of the governors and supporters of the Kent County Ophthalmic Hospital Maidstone was held on Monday Earl Sidney GCB Lord Lieutenant of the County presided The thirty-second annual report ...
... e °‘.£‘ifl;’;§.§:g&}.ru'l' Mondiows T C HEAP DRAPERY ’ Estaßrisuep 1824. 18, STONE STREET, MAIDSTONE. g i, George LsnEridco 4 ) ' CHIEF OFFICE—MAIDSTONE, KENT. CORK CUTTER, A MILLION CORKS TO SE LECT FRON, B AS received instructions to SELL by AUCTION ...
... spent. OUTBREAK OF PLEURO-PNEUMONIA AT MAIDSTONE.—On Friday afternoon, a case of plearo-pneumonia was repoited to Supt. Gifford as having broken out amongst some cows belonging to Mr. G. Bodkin, Upper Fant Road, Maidstone. It appeared that amongst a Eerd of ...
... Home-made Nail Boots, from 7s. 9d. . Ladies' Higheleg, Kid, Batton, from 65.16 d. Men's Hob-nailed Watertights, from 10s, 6d. Ladies’ Felt Boots, from 2¢, 6d. Youths' and Boys’ Nail Boots, equally cheap. And at all times the Golden Boot will ...
... 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 ...
... Reid, Mrs Sarnb, South Molton, Devon Reily, Charles, 3 Nevill park, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, geat, Relton, Chris opher, St )ruly, gentleman Rendle, Jouathan, Bideford, boot and shoe maker Rennard, Rev Andrew, Bradford house, Lyme Regis, Dorset Rennard, Miss ...
... MAIDSTONE & KENTISHE JOURNAL, FEB. 17, 1879. Billings, the Misses Mary Anon and Emily, 13 Selkirk _parade, Cheltenham anint William, Glassford street, Glasgow, gentleman Birch, Mrs Caroline, Hoo Hall, near Wickham Market, Saffolk Birchinall, Edward, Bury ...