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... KENT WINTER ASSIZES. These Assizes open by commission to-day (Friday), and the business commences on Saturday at the Sessions House, Maidstone, before Mr, Justice Wright. Up to the present there are 24 prisoners for trial, their names and alleged offences ...
... 17,18,19.—Kent v. Sussex, at Tunbridge Wells, 7 24, 25, 26.—Kent v. Middlesex, at Beckenham, » 23, 29, 30.—Kent v. Somerset, at Maidstone. ~ 31, Aug. 1, 2.—Kent v. Notts, at Nottingham. Aug. 4,5, 6.—Kent v. ...
... ASSOCIATION OF MEN OF KENT AND KENTISH MEN. The annual general meeting of the Association of Men of Kent and Kentish Men was held at the Cripplegate Institute, Golden Lane, E.C., Mr. James Bills, F.Z.S., in the chair. The Right Hon. Lord Harris was re-elected ...
... vacation. Hops.—Marden, Kont ;Selling,Kent; Tunbridee Wells, Kent; Goudhurst, Kent ; Farnham, Surrey. Wheat.—()hisleb, Kent; I'eynham, Kent; Weybridge, Surrey. Maize.—Leigh, Kent; Charing, ...
... KENT ELECTRIC POWER BILL, PREAMBLE PROVED. On Tilnrsday a Committee of the House Commons, which Colonel Welbr was the Chairman, fonnd the preamble of the Kent Electric Power Bill proved. It will be remembered that, at the ins ance of the Town Clerk of ...
... the next test matel. Peace—From hopfeld aud glade From Lill and from fall, > From sunshine and shade Fair Kent now I call. Enter SPIRIP 0¥ KENT. Kexr.—l, nymph of the hop vine and quean of the sea wave, Answer thee Peace and with welcome I greet thee ...
... 17.—Kent v. Middlesex, at Lords. „ 19, 20. 21.—Kent v. Leyton. 22, 23, 24.—Kent v. Ltnoashire, at Manchester. 26, 27, 28 —Kent v. Yorkshire, at Bradford. 29, 30, 31.—Kent v. M.0.C., Lords. June 2, 3, 4.—Kent v. ...
... solicitor to another brewery on behalf of which he acts in Maidstone.” (Report, p. 108.) Both breweries are situate in Maidstone, both Courts sit in Maidstone, and both clerks reside in Maidstone. All interested in temperance reform, and in administrative ...
... view, the greatest success was the “boot race.” 'l'he boots of all the competitors were placed in a sack and deposited at half distance, the race being won by the man who first reached the winning post with his boots properly laced up. The effort of each ...
... and Thomas Notlldge, of Ashford. ASSOCIATION OF MEN OF KENT AND KENTISH MEN. The annual general meeting of the Association of Men of Kent and Kentish Men was held the Cripplegate Institute, Golden Lane, E.0.,0n Wednesday, 29ih October, Mr. James Bills ...
... Committee to & member of the Flag Committee of the Chamber of Trade, but it was refused, even though the dance was in aid of the Kent and Canterbury Hospital, and willingness was expressed to pay a man’s expenses to get the flags. Referring tothe dance itself ...
... Bopy WASHED ASHORE.—An inqui at the Ked Lion lun, St. Marg;:g#;ryonw;‘iilc‘ifld afternoon, before the Coroner for East’: Kent (MZ R. M. Mercer) into the circumstances of the death of a man whose body was discovered washed ashore the previous afterneon ...