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... this cause of vain regrets and get on to runs in which I really had a part. WOODMAN.” WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. YESTERDAY. These sessions were commenced Maidstone yesterday, Mr J. 6. Talbot, M.P., presiding in the Firet Court, and Mr J. 8. Oathorne Hardy ...
... clasMS. He urged the labourers to take part in the further work of reform. Mr Leppard (West Kent) then moved: That this meeting, behalf of the labourers of Kent and Sussex, tenders its since rest gratitude to the Government for having secured the extension ...
... Anderson, Maidstone; KSTtack m io rt .>» pn % .h. | taken by Mr R. O. Edwards, of Bexley, with Surrey . b-C \y. n. Davl*, J. 3. Gregory, The Marquess of Ely, • flue buck of the same colour. Mr A. Wynn, or. Thos. Jackson, and Thoe. Lambert, Maidstone, was third ...
... extended to the r preseatatives Maidstone newspapers, we cannot pubhsh any says : The intimation that Sir Charles Mill- intends retire from public life at the tle v -esent Administration has been received Much n?Tret in Kent, for daring the serenteen Tears ...
... To letn JV. Residence, containing eight bedrooms, three Mention rooms, and offices. Stabling and 10 acres of out. .Boot £125 por KENT.-Two mll«’ fromTunbridgo Wolh. Rooidonoo containing bedvooms, sittmg-.ooms, and office. Stable and acre of land, pleasantly ...
... members. The Police Clothing. —To the EdUor.—Siß: Why should not the Police Committee, instead of sending out the town for the boots, clothing, &c., of the Police Force, give the local tradesmen opportunity of contracting? No doubt they could send satisfactory ...
... of the lecture pamphlet form which will shortly be ready. The annual dinner of the Maidstone and Mid Kent Licensed Victuallers’ Association was held last week at Maidstone, and was great success. The Tunbridge I Wells Association was represented Messrs ...
... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. The fallowing was the remaining business at these sessions which concluded on Friday Maidstone, and which was not ; Included In our dispatch published in our last issue. toe first , court (Friday); before J. G. Talbot, Ksq ...
... Explosion at Gunpowder Works. _ alarm was occasioned on Wednesday moral explosion which occurred the gnnpo Kent Messrs. Pigon, Wilks, Dartford, Kent. The report was very lond, and was heard for y round. personal injuries are reported. ...
... THE ADAPTED BOOTS AiJD SHOES. MARS t & SON BEG to inform their ?atror> j gea«taU» that they have been SOLE AGENTS y IN SEVENOAKS FOB THESE jTED BOOTS, And from the variety of sizes and fittings kept in Stock, a tit equal to bespoke boots may be secured ...
... might add that the society deceived wider support from the l,c .5 L ond Tonbridge.—Mr D. Pine (Maidstone) said he was glad society and* compare notes. At Maidstone, the r difficulty was the pollution from the mills; and one of their tankers had told him that ...
... IOR THBSK noted boots, a nb Welay avol ded. Jb 25, LONDON ROAP, SKVSXOAKS. TH E SE 7 EN AKS CLOTHING COMPANY HAVK JUST A LARGE ASSORTMENT NEW GOODS FOR the COMING SEASON. MEN’S AND BOYS’ TWESD SUITS HATS, SCARVES AND TIKS. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, Ac. 101 ...