... wasted aimply In removing lime from apparuitly for fl e ld (loud hiughtorj-teauso she is ou* Gl .a C (whispering) : lovely boots yonr As is pleasant to the tuta.and RAMSGATE }“ 36'12 49' G 10 25111 58 110 4, the water. When, however ...

... witboat a medical man in attendance. He thee issued the necessary order. l'stsoLeouCitirrs.—The Clerk of the Peace for the of Kent has just given an important opinion b. snug upon the practice of selling oils from rts sod waggons, which now extrusive!, prevails ...

... and 12th.—Kent ▼. Lancaahire, at 15th, and 16th.—Kent r. Derbydnre, at l2th, 13th, and Hlh.—Kent T. Snaaea, ® JulfTsth, 16th, and I7th.-Kent t. Yortahite, 2oth, and 21et.—Kent t. Surrey, Tun* fs*y and 21th.-K.nt y. Sa»* at Tun- C 28lh. ...

... KENT COAST TIMES, JANUARY 22. 1880. • County - • ItinflOPfllinlTßlPPL—ltaneat. County blegistret , o Cl.rks• Moos. Ottoterhary. on %gutsy. before P. Mem.. anti P. ?B a t. Elvis., Stokes sod Chaffee Stokes, labourers, wore with tioleetdysessalting Yr. ...

... Monday next, leaving Ramsgate at 8.50. Particulars will be found in the advertisement columns. The Militia.— The East Kent and Kent Artillery Militia have received orders for assembly this year at their respective bead quarters. The recruits will come ...

... KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. A meeting of the Managing Committee took place at the Golden Cross Hotel, Charing Cross, on February. Present: Lord Harris, Lord Chiton, Sir Henry Tnfton, Colonel Denne, E. L. Pemberton, Esck. Rev. C. Randolph, Captain Lambert ...

... ceiving this answer, stmek wilnua gWHOLESALE AND Local Trains between Deal, Ramsgate, & Margate.—AU I, 2, & Parly. -arenotht Boot and Shoe Manufactory French Depot : to eat unless they hare in them. , front of hi. house and as soon as they saw him him names ...

... intention ol .hooting Mrs. Winch. All on their doorstep, and mod of blf fife. The Magistrates coramitud him for trial the neat Maidstone assizes sod retoaed bail. • Good Spiiiis.— Unrti writea, “It la pieateat importance, enltiyate the highest, and affect the ...

... night, hot did not stop them, he did not know which of the three bad the boots. The value of the boots was about £7. Inspector Rhodes deposed to finding the twenty-fonr pairs of boots question in various rooms Rnsseli’s house, the Admiral Rodney Inn, High-street ...

... loeether with purs** of £too was presented to F. N. Bt>le, M. A. Mfty Ist. 1810. on bis appointment the vicarage f t Crocken-bill, Kent, by tbe parishioners of St l*eter the Apcatlc. Ibanet, rocognitlon of fai.bfol services for five a» token of their esteem and ...

... Guildford police. The magistrates remanded the ease for • week. Tea GAS LED TEE MAIDSTONE GAS CONPANT'S Bzu,.—We enderriand that the petition prepared by the gee fitters of Maidstone against the Bill was tinned by 439 consumers of gas in the town, izialediog ...

... certainly not born to be country editor. Kentucky editor says neighbour of his so lazv that when be works the garden h* moves a boot so slowly that the shade of his broad brimmed bat kills the planls. . . •• What is the best uniform to fight ? asked George ...