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... of business -A. Ward, Hnnslet, Leeds, grocer and provision dealer-W. Whiffin, Hadlow, near Tonbridgo, Kent late of Maidstone, and Horton Kirby, Kent, farmer-J. Williams and S. Red- grave (trading as Williams and Co.), Battereea-park-road, London, and ...
... thence to start for Caenada. A crowded meeting of ?? labourera took place ia the Corn Ex~hango, Maidstone, on inesday might. Mr. Simmons, rseretary of the Kent Lsbourera' Union, an- nounoed at the coammenoement of the prooeedings that the look-out in Kknt ...
... 1 each agit Golden Dust and Anoelia, liO to 3 each egit Fautail, Orplan, Countese, and Golden Dust, oO to 1 each ?? Cadean and Qneen Bertha I The fllg fell at exactly exteen minutes past three, at the third attervpt. At the distance, Golden Dcat obtained ...
... far yoer valuable article on The Iniquities of Law is meeting with substantial success, for which the working men of Maidstone are deelly indebted to you and your powerful organ, which reaches the masses of their fellow brethren far and near. The following ...
... properly booted, aud well setiup. Their ultimate destination is Eastbourne. THE CHATHAMI PROGRAMME. The general idea for Monday'soperations is: An in. vading force marching on London via Paddock Wood, Wrotham, has detached a division to Maidstone, with orders ...
... AGAINST A CLERGY31Al4. In the Divorce Court has been tried a case, Boot v. Boot. It was a suit by Mrs. Boot, praying for a judicial separation from her husband, the Rev. Richard Webster Boot, on the ground of his adultery with a young girl named Brinton. ...
... she left with Harry Kent. These was no quarrel between her and Kent at that time. I do not know whether Kent works on board a barge with a cabin to it. They left me at one o'clock id the morning. By the order of the coroner, Kent, who is a stout, well-built ...
... SEWS FROM THE PROVINCES. KENT.-SuDDnEN DEATir or LoRD NORTH.-Early on Saturday morning last, Lord North died suddenly at the residence of his mother-in-law, Lady Grey de Ruthyn, at Wateringbury. His lordship had been out shooting on Thursday, with Major ...
... oroner for West Kent, opened an inquest at the Freemasons, Tavern, Woolwioh Dockyard, on the body of Edwin Allum, the fireman of the 2.40 express train from Maifstone, whiol run into the ballast train in Blackheath Tunnel on the North Kent Railway, on Friday ...
... Besgal; Colchester 41th as: Dublin 3.5th do: Bengal; Chatham 5th do: Alderehott 20th do: Curragh; Athione 6th do: Bombay; Maidstone 37th do: Bengal; Colchester 7th liussors: Ben.gal; Maid- 38th do: Bengal; Colchester stoneO 39th do: Bramuda; Temple- Sib ...
... evidence showed tlhathe, his ifle, anid son lived together, andlhe was what isc Le a translator,`that is, his wijfe bought old boots, and he and their son 1translated, them intoodoe. Thee were then sold to the shops. Their room cost 2s. a week. They had ...
... horses, broke his collarlbone and badly bruised his back. He lies at the London Hospital. Yesterday, Margaret Waters, aged 30, a boot maker, of Fashion-street, Spitalfields, came under the notice of the surgical staff at the London Hosoital, having, in coming ...