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... KENT ADJOURNED GENERAL SESSION. This session was held the Court House, Maidstone, Monday, when the following magistrates were presen —The Earl of Romney the chair. Rev. O. B. Moore, Sir T. M. Wilson, Bart., J. Whatman, Esq., M P-. E. Burton, W. H. Nicholson ...
... (Applause.) Mr. H. G. Cham hors proposed the health of the Branches of the Kent Farmers” Union, stating that the Kent Union was started in 1908, really before the National Union, Maidstone being the first, Ashford the second, and Tonbridge the third. From these ...
... Silver cup, given by Mr. R. E. West, for East Kent hops grown with gypsum supplied by him, 1 Ur. J. D, Uazted, Littlebonrne, res. Col. F. Cheeseman, Chart Court, he Sir tf N. Dering. This* fleeces of Kent ten wool (not hoggets), shorn from ewes or wethers ...
... Cow o G. M. Davidson, Kent (Isabella Gh Chislet (Blushing Class 43.— Heifei Jeremiah Coleman Camden, Czarina). Class 44.—8u11, Derby, Birtley, E. Braby, Sussex. Class 45. —Cow oi Captain Somerset Ashford (Bohemia Birling, Maidston Class 46.—Heife \V. K ...
... CANTERBURY FARMERS’ CLUB AND EAST KENT CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURE. HOPS, APPLES, HORSES. AND MEAT. Mr. Egcrton Quested presided at the monthly meeting of the Canterbury Farmers’ Club and Fast Kent Chamber of Agriculture held at the Fountain Hotel. Canterbury ...
... THE WHITSTABLE FORESHORE I EAST KENT CASE. THE MAJORITY OF MAGISTRATES CONVICT. A NOTICE APPEAL Alfred Edward before the K.C.; at th© Mai guilty teloniousl Dover, the At St. Augustine’s Petty Sessions, Canter- Charlotte bury, Saturday the decision was ...
... KENT SPRING ASSIZES. On Monday the formui opening of these aswzes took pUce. The fewned Judge (Sir W W | ht ™»)’who j Saturday had been Lady '• j the judge’s todgings, Stone-s.rcet. Abou two o-clutk A. Randall, K.q., the High Sher.ff, left h reddence ...
... —Charles Dunbar was charged with having on the 29th February, stolen a pair of boots, of the value of 45., the property of George Bassant, West Street. Prosecutor stated that the boots wore hanging outside his shop nt half-past 9 on Saturday evening, aad ten ...
... MILLER, of the Poragun, New Kent Hoad, to SOPHIA SARABELLA. the only surviving child ol Mr. WILLIAM TURNEK, «l Hoad, Chipham-rise, and great niece of the late Hichaid James, Esq., of Ighthum Court Lodge, Kent, ( uionel the West Kent Militia, and many years ...
... 25, 26,27—Kent v. Middlesex, at Tonbridge. 28,29,30—Kent v. Lancashire, at Tonbridge. JULY. 12,13,14—Kent v. Gloucestershire, at Blackheatb. 19, 24,21—Kent v. Notts, at Maidstone. 23, 24,25—Kent v. Sunry, ...
... following are amongst the legacies left by the late lamented Mr. Mercer : West Kent Infirmary £2(kl. Maidstone Blue-Coat Schools £lOO. Maidstone National Schools £lOO. Kent County Ophthalmic Hospital £lOO. Conservative Procbkdiros.—On the 17th instant ...
... 9,1. Robins, Dartford. Kent. cora dealer. DIII•OVIRO. F. Fry P. H. Stok te, Maidstone, Kent, eurgeons. meta J Knott, Msidatone, Kent, draper; March 1 and 2, at 11 : soliaiturv, Solo and Co., Aldennanbary, J. W. Sklar. Spool, Kent, biller: ...