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... Room 1803, March, tie regiment was embodied at Derby. „ May 18, Marched from Derby to Dover, but halted at Maidstone May 30. „ July 1, From Maidstone to Cox Heath. „ Aug. 23, Cox Heath Camp to Chatham. Nov. 22, Chatham to Canterbury. 1804, Jure 25, Caniero- ...
... became a magistrote at Capetown, where he died early in the century. An inquest was held at Maidstone Barracks on the body of Private David Daley (20), at Royal West Kent Regiment. deceased and three or four other soldiers quarrelled while under the influence ...
... 94. & 25—Essex ▼ Middlesex, at Leyton. —Glnncestershiro Surrey, at Bristol. —Hampshire y Leicestershire, at Sonthampton. • —Kent v Worcestershire, Canter bnry. ~ —Lancashire Notts, Manchester. . . —Sussex v Yorlrehlre,at Brighton. (TO-DAYS FIXTURES.) ...
... letters the head of the column indicate Unionist (U.), Liberal (L ), and Nationalist (N.) _ U. L. N. Akers-Douglas, Hon Sir A. Kent, „ Augustine's 1 AlLsopp, Hon George, Worcester .. ..1 Aeg-Gardner, J T, Cheltenham 1 _ _ J S. Hereford 1 _ _ Anson, Sir YVni ...
... The letter* at the head of the column indicate Unionist Liberal and Nationalist (N.): U. L. N. Akei i-Douelas, Hon Sir A, Kent, St. Augustine's Allsc pp. Hon Oinife, Worcester 1 Ace- Gardner, J T, Cheltenham 1 Ark* right, J 8. Hereford Anson, Sir Wm ...
... in Kent. Seventeen inlants strangled | Some startling disclosares were made at an ingquest held as Cheriton, Kent, on Wadnesday, respecting the death of an infant child whose bo.‘y wae found in & well at Shorneliffe Camp. The coroner for East Kent (Mr ...
... election. Of the half dozen petitions that were presented, only two resulted in the clection being declared void, namely, at Maidstone and in the Monmouth Boroughs. A Radical and a Conservative were respectively unseated, but in each instance a member of the ...
... there fa no reason a! all to suppose that the- trend of popular opinion, as revealed Black-, pool, Stratford, Monmouth, Maidstone, and Saffron Waldeu, real danger of giving way healthy feeling the part of tie electorate. Stratford exccptiouul constituency ...
... You were home Fr.dar night?? Yea. My mother here and she will ted The aiiitienir. Did you throw the boots sway ua Bunker', Hill? - No. Didn't yoa put boots down cs. I did. And you said 1 nil pull them off they mo?- Yes. Didn't you tell throw the coat -No ...
... do. Mrs. BIRCH. «. Crick Mr., Leicester. Higgs Nurse, do. Turner Miss, Rotherham. Miss SWANN. 6. Payne the Misses, London. Golden Dr. and Mrs., Stockport. Grantham. Turney Mrs., Stourbridge. Barrows Rev. and Mrs., do. Hilton the Rev., Wellingborough. Bardswell ...
... of the best stock, and no country is so likely to supply the want as our own- Person. ally the Russian delegates have won golden oontioes wherever have gone, merely by reason of their !rentals' interest in this country, but also by their imaNceted courtesy ...
... whiff” of the objectionable disinfectant. Then he regarded the five policemen, wlio had been stationed at the entrance of the Kents as a deterrent to those who might feel inclined to resist the pilgrimage of tne vestry officials, with a friendlier eye, and ...