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... Chapman lived in lodgings at/5; Woollett-atreet, Maidstone. There was no business. carried on, and he might tell them he never paid for his lodgingsatall. Amies lived ina little placeat I&m Stone-street, Maidstone, and he believed in the . of the place whre ...
... previous day to forging an order by which four pairs of boots were obtained, and these boots were part of the plunder. The evidence went to show that the prisoner was found trying to sell the boots in Tunbridge Wells, and accounted for the possession of ...
... E F 31 New- atreet Ashford Kent ITUATION by Man 18 good garden can be well recommended — ess the Gardener Roper Honse St Dunstan's Canterbury ITUATION plain COOK in small private family Address S 307 High-street Chatham Kent BAKERS— Situation Wanted by ...
... 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 ...
... Lady-Day las’ been him: 1876 £1213 41 1877 1878 10s 6d 1879 £622 8s Home Little Boys— On Thursday held in connection the at Kent The at Tottenham in 1864 to meet the want of institution especially for who either homeless friendless wanderers or in of falling ...
... 611014 I belonging to Deal and its immediate neighboura Wal- out( nt certainly, as you state, not the church. Kent General Hospital and Kent County w thQ dlßtress cftQSe by the conflagration Tyne was frozen 20 Inches deep. 1826, 183 G— Cross .. 10 .. ...
... children, besides heating them, and not giving them sufficient food. Sep?rintendent Orenden, ef the Kent County Constabluary. stationed itt Maidstone, stated that on Saturday, the Ist February. he went to prison.trs' hone., Ba ic-street. Leeds, an I IMF ...
... have to be substituted or a new front plait inserted, constructed on recent principles, with but one stud-hole. . Shoes and boots are gradually taperiug more and more [ to the toe ; there 1s no such thing to be seen in fashionable places as “square toes ...
... ” ¢ e s — i evy . ST 5 eaama A*__——————‘———::——_—-:::::;—_—-—d . ' ee e e 18T, KENT ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS ANNUAL MEETING. ['be nineteenth annual general meeting of the mem- | hers of the corps was held at the ITead Quarters, Milton Hall,on Wednesday eveming ...
... the Anctimteer's Officcs, High-street, Maidstone. - By Order of Trusteria.—Kent, in the parish of Eltham, nine miles front town by road or rail, in Close proximity to tie new PopeAtreet station on the North Kent Lop Line (gising direct cotatunnlntion ...
... Oval— 5 pm May 5 Oval— Colts v Middlesex Colts t 14 Oval— Club Ground y May 17 at Surrey Club v Richmond 26 Oval of of 26 Maidstone— v Coltsf May 29 Lords— v Middlesex v School 11 at Ground Club J 12 Hull— Surrey v Yorkshire 14 at -Surrey Club Ground v ...
... the members of the Kent Chamber of Agriculture held at the Royal Star Hotel Maidstone on Thursday afternoon the Earl of Darnley presiding and it decided amalgamate with the Maidstone Farmers’ Club Threatening Language— At the Maidstone Petty Sessions Tuesday ...