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... the invitation. After Tea the company went to Church for the usual evensong. The Rev. G. Coulcher, Vicar of St. Michael's, Maidstone, preached the sermon. ST. MARTIN*'S YOUTH'S SOCIETY. The committee of St. Martin's Society gave an entertainment to its members ...
... Public Notices. FOR A.N NOUiN CEMENT OF ATKINS' ANNUAL BOOT SALE, See Front Page. TO BE Ll^T. Convenient Cottages, in good situation near the Cricket-field, Buckland, containing 3 bedrooms, parlour, kitchen,.and scullery, rent 6s. a week. Apply to H. ...
... NOTI CE. EXPIRATION OF LEASE AND GIVING UP THE BUSINESS. O. T. GROVES'S GREAT CLEARANCE SALE BOOTS AND SHOES. SALE NOW ON. The Whole of his Stock of Genuine Boots and Shoes Must be Cleared Out, regardless of Cost. TAKE NOTE OF THE ADDREBS-11, MILTON ROAD ...
... W. Russell, 0; L. Beehhofer, 1 ; W. A. Latham, 1. Kent County : Rev. L. W. Lewis (Rochester), 4; A. Howell, 1; R. Baboon (Woolwich), 0; Harris (Chatham), 0; C. Davies (Lewisham), *; J. Ozbrow (Maidstone), 0 ; H. J. Brougham (Gravesend), 1; Rev. T. G. Hunt ...
... years, and accordingly cheque. , were drawn 111 follows: —To the Kent and Canterbury Hospital. and St. Bartholomew's Hospital, Boehmter. ten guineas each Ophthalinie Hospital, Maidstone, five guineas. The Master (Mr. Black) reported that on Saturday last ...
... pleaded guilty and were sentenced to three seeks hard labour. Leers Kerr—Mr. Henry Maidstone, writes—Whenever eagles in the south they are generally recorded ea golden and they always prov. tote the white-tailed eat seem The goidsa esgle very rarely occurs ...
... leaving her char gable the common fund. hkss. was charged with being drank at Nortkfleet on the 4th instant, and sent to Maidstone for days* hard labour in default of paying fine. ROCHESTER CITY MAGISTRATES. TOSBD4T.—Before the Major O. Moore, E«.),W.P ...
... minors to Kent one minor. Kent restarted, and a grand bit of pawing between Howbeit, Aston, and Hubbard, followed by • rush of the visitors' forwards carried the fray to the Yorkshire quarters where Brooke bad a kick, charged down, and Kent looked very ...
... s in the Corn Exchange, Maidstone. Referring to the Rabies Order in Kent, the Chairman of the Bromley Justices (Mr. Low) said, that too Bench were determined to enforce the Order which now operated througLout the whole of Kent. He bad noticed it stated ...
... witnesses for jhe prosecution. The first witness deposed to seeing prisoner snatch the boots from the rack at the doorway; but prisoner denied haviug touched the boots. There were great number of persons in the street the time.—The magistrates gave the ...
... MAIDSTONE. A marriage been arranged to take place between Mr. Arthur Wykeham Cornwallis,second eon of the late Major Fiennee Wykeham 4th Light Dragoons. and brother of Mr. Cornwallia, M.P., of Linton Park, Maidstone, and Florence, youngest daughter of ...
... Haywani, aged 62, an inmate of the almshouses at Harbledown, who died in the Kent and Canterbury Hospital the previous morning. Mr Z. Prentice said the deceased was admitted into the Kent and Canterbury Hospital on the 26th of November suffering from superficial ...