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... Whitehead, Hanning, near Maidstone, of whom much may lie said, and without doubt we have n? letter authority, writes ; No has been so improved as the Sussex during the last thirty years, and breed is admirably suited for the pasture lands Kent, whether in the ...
... IEX COURIER, MAY 17, 1 THK WEST KENT (QUEEN S OWN) YEOMANRY AT TUNBRIDGE WELLS, ASHFORD. Major and Adjutant Sangatcr, of the East Kent Rifle Volunteer*, i» rapidly improving in health, and it hoped that will able to resume hi* duty and prepare for the ...
... ill anisot. I, lias oca. i | * ie •it a uhenomenon with which lie not Captain the Ist Kent KiHe oiuntcers. faim*if.r L ...
... o. t H Wateon, Maidstone (4'X)), 3. Heat 2: A. Stey on* EASTBOURNE. Tuesdi ■* * ~ - ...
... THE KENT AND SUSSEX COURIER, JULV 14, 1882. witness him that he ha.l t»cn warned away several - * 'the elcellenee of times, and had been sleeping about there at night, and ~u „v . There was goml display of store groenhourte begging about the place in ...
... Crouk expressed his pleasure at seeing so ff him one of the pairs of boots produced for sale Council constitutes the County of Sussex, the County been appointed Sole Agent for Kent, of Sir Thomas I , . ■ , declared in the matter Messrs. u ' dad to sceß ...
... THE KENT AND SUSSEX CODRIER, SEPTEMBER 1, 1882. . —Staudani V., Mao- Barton, years, Tre mury i'i (tvirar.liv, and J. O. Vinoo, 10, International Atlas, SSsoltM eoch. Standard 1V„ A. M Miles and Alice Tester, the latter also receiving work biix, «»ra ...
... tM. Johns National School. There were crowded congregations each time. MAIDSTONE. Poisoning Dogs. considerable quantity «>f strychnine ha* been strewed about on land between Maidstone and Boxley village during the i-a>t few days, and >ix or eight dogs—some ...
... the prisoner, absence of the occupants, was entered , of’boot ...
... said she Iked with her father—her mother being dead--next door to the defendant. the day in question, she was cleaning her boot*, when the defendant said she would knock her for two pins. She said nothing to the defendant, who struck heron the face with ...
... ittiic of the Kent County Cricket Club ~ , ~.i., use and i . uistructed to cut the telegraph wire employed, arc pregresaing. In 1884 it may be hoped | against straw, however, being unequal, Ido not those of female-. Th held at the Golden CCharing Crow ...
... THE KENT AND SUSSEX COURIER, OCTOBER 27, 1882, THK TUN AND BRIIKJE WKL AGHICULTUK RMERS’ CLUB | :prkssion. and the knowledge and diligence of those engaged in fanning ; but the beat of our practical and skilled farmers I have succumbed in fighting against ...