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... and neighbourhood weekly, or at her residence, No. 4, St. Michael*s Terrace, Maidstone, to which address all applications for terms, &c., must be sent. September, 18S0. THE KENT AND SUSSEX COURIER, OCTOBER i. xBBo. the 6th September she went out into her ...
... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. These sessions commenced yestcr tay (Thursday), the Sessions House. Maidstone, J. G. Talbot, Esq., M.P., presiding in the first court. Mr. Alfrel Keep, of Grcenhithe, was chosen foreman of the grand jury. Mr. v. Broad wood ...
... £3000; the Hospital for Disesses of the Throat. Golden-square, Don ion, £500; the Kent County Opthalmie Hotpital, £1000; ihe Corporation of the Sons of the Clergy. £3000; King’s College Hospital, £5000; the Kent and Canterbury Hospital, £2000; the Church ...
... appointment, or his Business 1 Praises, as above, where he keeps large assortment ofFrenchand English Boots and Shoes of the best make. , Agent for F. Pinkt’s Boots, (Advt ] Thb Most Exthaokdinary Medicine ever discovered (or Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis ...
... public business. MAIDSTONE. Appointment of New Magistrates for the BrROUGH. —The Lord Chancellor has appointed Mr. Alderman Cutbush, the Mayor (Mr. W. Day, ), and Mr. W. Taylor to act the commission of the peace for the borough of Maidstone. Presentation ...
... the tnoney found on prisoner. Should he hand it back to the pirties from whom pm oner obtained it. If p-isonet took it to Maidstone it would be handed back him the expiration of his sentence. The Chairman said they had better let the gaoler deal with the ...
... increasing daily. BISS'S PEOPLES’ BLEND,” Pea for the million, 2s. BISS’S “UNIVERSAL BLEND,” Tea for the Mansion, 2s. 6d. BISS’S GOLDEN BLEND, Tea for the Palace, 3s. abort Teat are tublect to 2d. per lb. reduction on Vb. parcils. 93, CALVERLEY ROAD, tdnbeidqe ...
... footprints previously. The boots were is ray charge the whole of the time, and they never touched the ground. The impressions in the ground agreed with the boots. I formed the opinion because ot the peculiarities of the nailing of the boots. Prisoner: Why did ...
... should suffer from indigestion the Bench otde-ed them to have hard and short rations for three months in lI.M. prison, Maidstone. Maidstone Waterworks Company. Proposed New Works. —Tnc C have announced their intention making application to the Board of Trade ...
... in the employ Mr. Clifford, horse dealer, Maidstone, was unloading two trucks of horses the L.C and I). Railway Station, when one of the animals kicked him sev-rely in the stomach. was r» once to the West Kent General Hospital. MEREWOHTU. Loro Falmouth’s ...
... Kelsey. The next morning, in consequence of information he received, he cxamiaed ihc boots which had been taken in the previous night and found a pair missing. The boots predated were the missing pair. It was the custom in the shop not to sell goods that ...
... Wigg, Esq., and G. Fcreday Smith, L.q. Stealing Boots. —Emmanutl Wooi'ord. on remand, was charged h stealing, on the 9.M tmc., from the shop of Messrs. Balding and Bu««, Paraue Tunbridge Wells, a pair of boot*, value 99. Waller Bridge, assis'ant, in th-employ ...