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... MAIDSTONE. Restoration of All Saints’ Church, Maidstone— The debt contracted by this restoration has now been extinguished, Messrs. Hollingworth having given £3OO, Mr. W. Laurence £7B, Mr. lon £l5 Is. and the Kentish Rank all interest due. The idea of ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. The commission for these assizes was opened Mr Justice Cave on Friday last, the business being proceeded with on the following day. His Lordship arrived Maidstone by the 4.32 train on the London, Chatham, and Dover Uailway, being ...
... Receiver's office, Maidstone; Feb. 10, Sessions-house, Maidstone. Case. James, Tanbridge Wells, tanner. Duckett,Thosnaa. Rainegate, builder, carpenter, and contractor. _ _ . Garrard, James, Higb-street, Deptford. late of High-street. Peclibam. boot dealer. Sprints ...
... receive subscriptime. There is, after all, a strong probahility of the scheme for purchasing the at Maidstone being csrrikd out. Colonel Pitt (Hayle PIA* Maidstone, and Water'. o ('reme. Dover), we be knows of two gentlemen, and perhaps a third who are each ...
... enable him to take a lenslin :)art in public affairs in this comity. The compllosenry catch club concert given by the East Kent and C..nterbury Conservative Club ia honour of tze Xayor (Alderman W. Mount) passed off very pleasantly. Colonel Laurie, who ...
... aceident. lordship, while pruning a young oak et Haverholme, on Wegn e s. day, let the knife, slip the weapon cutting through his boot and seriously injuring his foot. For the half-year ended 30, the directors a the London and County Banking Company. Limiled ...
... Hospital. writes :—No tiontrivance could pouibly snit better. JOHN WOOLCOIT, Fug., F.R.C.8., Founder of the Kent County Hospital, Maidstone, :— Your have myself entire ealiefution. REV. J. 8. WATSON, of Si. Augustine's :— I pleasure LU statiag that ...
... and quantities of burnt wheat some of which appeared stored in Roman Amphora . I am superintending the excavations for the Kent Archmlogical:Society, and any discovery of note I would publish. but visitors at the excavations often take away the most ...
... ee. 30, Official dace, Maidstone; Feb. 10, Sessions-house, atone. Tunbridge Wells, farmer. Duckett,Thotass. Ramvgate, builder, carpenter, and contractor. Garrard, James, High-street, Deptford, late of High-street, Peckham, boot dealer. Sprints, Edwin ...
... county match played at Maidstone, •• that the County Committee finding they received better support and got larger gates elsewhere. naturally arranged matches away from Maidstone. May we therefore hope that at the forthcoming match, Kent v. Nottn, at The Mote ...
... viewed en tie ginning of CANTERBURY, TUESDZY, NOVEMBER 1, 1887. Rzo , mo TRiP a elci• Price hi. °;:= KENT 1111 1 8 4 11 CHIEF OFFICE—MAIDSTONE. Mennen DON 131, Street, E.C. Omens MAN( ESTER Lombard Brown Street F IRE. —lusurauces on Home Rieke ...
... o f a waiter mat ins?, employed by the Harbour was summoned for unlawfully receiving pai r s of boots, knowing them to be unlawfull y obtained. In the boots case the witnesses adl,4 were Miss E. Bush, assistant to Mr. liirria constable Cadman, and Mrs ...