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... GRIMM, In view of what has recently happened at Maidstone, would it not be better to have the analysis taken monthly. The said the source of the Gravesend supply was very different from that at Maidstone. Councillor Hcirner asked if the Council bad any ...
... Ws learn from the Mayor that in the 17th century the Judges used to sit here. and try the criminals from all the county of Kent. Why should not this place be again the centre of the judicial and criminal business of more of the judicial and criminal ...
... Ire Imes* personal estate has been secertained to be £960,119 Sel.. which appears to be about the amount whieb be believed booted to possess as the dispositi , ne by his will, other than tbe gift of the residuary rate. As Mr. Berate was an English subject ...
... and liai.l- stone °islets, at Maidstone, awl he retewted Plummer. the Sittiughourne who was order./ off the Mehl for using • certain expreesion towards the referee, which Plummer denid. the EmArreacy C =mimeo of the Kent F.A. here exonerated Plummer from ...
... each being In the hands of the public authorities. This visitation at Maidstone should be a warning to all other towns to see to these matters without the least delay. When Maidstone voted against the Corporation taking over the waterworks, the people ...
... to Wateringbury, being via Rochester, Blue Bell Hill, and Maidstone. At the Cathedral City, some of the visitors paid a visit to the well-known cathedral. another halt being made at Maidstone. The destination was reached about 1 30. Host Whit. more, of ...
... oertificate front the Christian Beldame Society. In the examinations for Sunday School Teachers, Mr. Pickering came out top for Kent, and received two more certificates. for the issue of E 3,400 It debentures. at a minimum price of par, of the Graveeend Gas ...
... Davis, eta. Those representing the wholeyale trade acre Messrs Berkway (Messrs. Bark way and Ilitelmoek,Northtlaist and Maidstone) I'. J. Wheeldoa (Messrs. Wood and Son), C. B . Hedger (Messrs. %Woodford and Co).—The annual' report was read by Mr. Derdner ...
... her on the head violently. She went towards her father's house, defendant following her through the Old-road, Lynton-road, Kent-road into Darnley-road, using bad language and striking her the whole of the way. She received quite a dozen blows.—ln answer ...
... with an historical account of Kent, the lecturer traced his way through every town of note. Reference was made to Crabbenacker's hole in Swansoonabe wood. The following figures were given concerning the population of Kent, from the census taken in 1881 ...
... boy came to him with the boots, which c,aard, and this was further testified to by the were very old. He stated that his mother sent large number of wreaths. Among others at the them. —By the Chairman I have since sold the boots for sixpence, —Mr. Penney ...
... of the church of St. Margaret was resorted to for ringing, and the methods attempted in. eluded Grandame Minor, Oxford and Kent Treble Bobs, Grandeire Triples, Steadman's Triples, etc., in which the lam! ringers, for the most part, took a hand. AT Co ...