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... cricket im each case. 161 Fave feisty Sg 161 rune innings in firs ‘tony rats Kent aie ong ys pantie and io wiokote. At Maidstone Lancashire scare? 210 ta thelr Goa their teat and Kent who had made i128 in fer Wake one wicket. Tos postin of tho wb between ...
... wan held at the Congregational Church to bid farewell to the Rev. W. C. Attwell, the pastor, who is kering for Sittingbourne, Kent. Captain Welch, It. N., presided. The chapel wan largely attended, and on the platform were the following ministers and others ...
... his want of means, if the sheriff for the county of Kent had not interfered, and through his instrumentality Mr. Gill was retained to defend him. Mr. F. Scudarnore, the acting under sheriff of Kent, went to the prisoner • few mieute - a before & The culprit ...
... were wet hats and and um- H wt Institute wae received Utopia than in or Mi.idlcsex, and that it employed and wife’s a Miss Kent, » in an exceptionally | went to Dui v's barn and found deceased brellax in abundance to look after. The names of the i the ...
... Edward Evart had Minted nearly every village in the vicinity of Maidstone, and made themselves personally acquainted with the movements of the rural police. At a oonvement distance from Maidstone, Mr. Evart took charge of Mr. Elliot, and ho travelled for some ...
... and included the following:—Sons, The Bay of Biscay (Davy) ; song, Summer Wind (Kent Sutton); ballad, Sally in our Alley (Old Melody) ; new song, Love's Golden Dream' (Lennox) ; humorous song, Magi:le Lauder (Old Melody) ; song, I remember ...
... the division were | all they saw, asa finer display could hardly be seen at any | f. line plants were disp! The long red and golden of the chancel arch and in front of the lectern, the latter t' @ beginning of this century has a harvest festi It is from ...
... Schools, #c. CARRIAGES MEM ALL TRAINS AT SLOUGH STATION ROBERT DERBY, 20, High Street, Windsor, OPPOSITE THE TOWN HALL, FAMILY BOOT SHOE WAREHOUSE. D. begs to return his best thanks to his Lt. numemus Patrons for their kind =import, and hopes by strict attention ...
... spontaneous combustion. On Monday, at a meeting held under the presidency of Mr. J. 0. Talbot, M.P., at Maidstone, at which representatives from many Kent unions were present, it was resolved that it was desirable that the new act relating to vagrants should ...
... but he feared he could not undertake on the part of Mr. Lundy :Is this that Committee ! CHARGE AGAINST a BOOt: , taK SR.—II - alias. Bailey, boot- Service. ,It Wei in In3S, he reel. About that year there were : was entbusiutrmallY received by these ) ...
... ottuan-led charge modest Eliza Neale, of St. Clement's-road, Notting-bills for causing the death of her foster child, Mary Ann Kent, by vitionos.-111r. Angus Lewis now appeared on behalf of the Solicitor to the Treivetry to prosecute, and collet two neighboom ...