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... father's house, and received the jacket and boots produced from v There is military mark on the boots. Thomas Smith. Colour-Sergeant the Royal stationed at Walmer, deposed—The boots «luced ar e Marine boots, and are the property of Admiralty. They are ...
... Routledge, the Government Inspector: of Schools in Kent, whose retirement from tbe office causes mnch regret, is to succeeded in the Mid Kent distrust by J. Carrington-Ley, Esq., present employed in South Wales. Kent and Canterbury Hospital.—Received—A donation ...
... places of Kent, with enlarged plans of Canterbury, Herne Bay, Margate, Ramsgate. Deal, Dover, and Folkestone. 3bd Busts.—Captain Wyld, 2nd Battalion, has been ordered from the dspot at Canterbury to headquarters for duty, on promotion. East Kent Rifl« V ...
... harvest. Reports from other parishes East Kent are similar to the above. Where mould exists anything like a threatening form, sulphuring has been resorted to nightfall with most beneficial results. Maidstone.—The bine continues to progress favourably ...
... 12. at y Ashford (parish church). for the deaneries of North and South Lympne, and East and Weat Charing ; | Tuesday, 17, Maidstone (All Sain ts’), for the Pe deanery of Sutton ; Thursday, October 19, at rf and South Mallin Tonbridge (St. Stephen’s). for ...
... last, four *' these beautiful animals, imported by Mr. Fowler, Watford, fetched bus the remainder of the herd waa not sold. P Kent County Cricket Club.—la consequence of there being no business to bring before a general meeting it proposed not to hold one ...
... verdict must be taken as one of guilty. hard labour. ‘The Court sentenced the prisoner to three months’ STEALING BOOTS AT SITTINGBOUENE. boots, George Walters pleaded gailty to stealing a pair of r value’ 183., the Property of Louis Simons, at | ;, Sittingbourne ...
... private family. and have go od characters. Man cleans their duties, and knives. Country servauts pre- TH windows, boots, Post Office, Herne Bay, Kent: ferred.—Apply to B., NEY.—WANTED to LEND by- GENTLEMAN, sums of £20 to or country upon note of hand, able: ...
... Average} a degrees of hardness as delivered to the consumer, 4-11. | ¢ We understand that in all probability the East and | 1 West Kent Yeomanry Regiments will undergo their|s next annnal training jointly at Ramsgate. Colonel the | t Marquis of Conyngham and ...
... was decided that in lien of a Colts' Match, two matches be played, one at Maidstone the other at Canterbury, Kent against 16 and Captain, East Kent and Do. 16 and Captain West Kent. Resolved that the offers to play out and home matches Sussex, Lancashire ...
... Elmsted, Mr. Bradbury Tassell, and ither crack breeders of Kent .-heep were also represented. The judges placed pen sheep Mr. Page first, and although they were not equal 0 those which won the chief Kent sheep prize for fiat gentleman in Loudon, they were sheep ...
... nominations await subsequent confirmation. Tue Maidstone Drainage Works.—On Saturday, Mr. Lewis Angeß, C.E., accompanied by the contractors, Messrs. Neave and Sons, and several friends from London, paid visit to Maidstone, and being there joined by Mr. J. S. Anscomb ...