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... engaged cleaning boots close by. Hendy lingered till evening, and then died. KENT MURDERERS TO DIE ON THE 30TM INST The High Sheriff Kent bis provisionally fixed the 30th for the execution the two condemned men, l*uu»xter and Watkins, at Maidstone. Great efforts ...
... of cow and two rear old and yearling heif Ta, and Lord took the t rue with bia Warrior Queen. FJrnbaan Maid 11. and Manor Golden Promise, his Maiesty the King baring the reserre ticket with Sylph, Sapphire. and Madeline. Seven two rear' old bulla forraed ...
... beaLint : ranges, etc.: —r. mass. LW, Tonbridaroad. Maidstone, Kent. _ .ADY, well — quallied and snocessful Teacher. angleament. relorneenouth or neighbourhood- 011193. Ogice,_Bournasoetb. IiORTER. or Boots. disengaged, day r thoroughly experienced; goo d ...
... Brighton management in ciroppeg Mellor*, their costudien, who had nosier been dispnced before. His substitute, Beale. beds from Maidstone. Gr a ham, the Soottish International rentalor. ward, mode hie debut, and, natumlly, • great deal was expected of him ...
... origin iu the South of Eugiood. By the middle the seventeenth century, (he game was known ami fairly popular at Maidstone and Winchester (Kent anil Hants), about this time frequently referred in literature. are told’that Oliver Cromwell was “famous for ...
... Mei. at Matthew's hurch, Lucy Annie 0' •. tteoree Albert Clary, both of -- - Golden Wedding. 11112M-11AMBEit. -At I.yndhurst larto on November :Oth. 1876. hy the W. John Kent to Margaret shumbor. Preeent addrese: Pikee Hill, , LYodharet. Deatlw. BATC NELDA ...
... these were missing. Hopkins, another seaman, had missed a pair of rubber boots. October 9 defendant went to St. Michael's lodging house and left a suitcase to which a pair of rubber boots was tied. He was also seen by another shipmate to be using the cigarette ...
... s, sixty-six years ago—in the year that Queen Victoria came the throne. Disraeli had then for twelve months represented Maidstone in the House of Commons, whose senior Mrs. Stride was a year or two. She kept coffee-shop in St. Swithin’s-lane for many ...
... Alfred; 2nd j and r nnd he. Earl of Derb^.WM^ Surrey, Nero and Dipknna.; he. Hon Ralph , P. N«wiU, Maidstone. Confidence EL; c. Mr. G. White, Maidstone, Sirdar. Yearling bull.â lst, £7. and r and he Eari of Derby's Grand Duke and' Buxom Baron; 2. £3 ...
... Barbet; 2, Mr. G. Wyet,h; 3. Mr. H. Butt; 4, Mr. J. Kent. Old allotments at Bank.-1, Mr. C. 2, Mr. G. Broomfield, Emery Down allotmente.-1, Mr. T. White; 2, Mr. J. BIM meortment of vegetables, and beet boot allotment cultivated by_ (prises by Mrs. Penton ...
... two pure of boots, two tennis sbirte. two || i and cam. They were eeptured Aldershot -Tbere wet preriou «»- rietien ageinet months herd laheur. LOTELT 80L0EM« T AUBURN BRONZE, HAIR CHESTNUT BROWS Gmjt m b. mMj •aallj restored to Golden, Auburn Broom ...
... Little hueinesa has been done, but holder* k**p firm in pricer, and are inclined b* ahy of otlbnng. WOOL.—At Canterbury market Kent rteecos per lb.: lamb wool. 7id ? ...