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... OUST SA.LE, QUANTITY of Blenheim and Golden Knob ~~ APPLES,* also li cwt. of Kent Filbert NUTS. Apply to 'William Stacey, Saint Faith’s Green, Maidstone, Kent. ...
... BOOTS AND SHOES. Resident MILLINERS and DRESSMAKERS A, B. invites special attention to these departments A HOPEFUL VIEW OF BRITISH AGRICULTURE. The Timet Wednesday published tbs following letter Sir. cannot agree with the gloomy forebodings o the Duke ...
... OUST S-A-XEB, QUANTITY of Blenheim and Golden Knob APPLES; also 1J cwt. of Kent Filbert NUTS. Apply to William Stacey, Saint Faith Green, Maidstone, Kent. ...
... to the contrary, Lefroy was condemned at Maidstone and hanged at Lewes. This is explained the fact that at one Assize Sussex prisoners were taken to Maidstone be tried and at the next general jail delivery Kent prisoners to Lewes The carriage in which ...
... ascents. Whilst hunting with the West Kent hounds, Major W. H. Morphy, of the 2nd Battalion Queen’s Own Royal West Kent Regiment, was thrown from his horse and killed. The fatality took place at a village near Maidstone, town the deceased was stationed. ...
... more and more patronised by poor hoppers who journey down to some centre—say Farnham in the and Alton district, or Maidstone or Ashford in Kent—and from thence find their way to the grounds of tbe hop-grower from whom they hope to obtain employment. It is ...
... troops bad been engaged. A CUBE FOR PROFESSIONAL VAGRANCY. Twenty out of twenty-six poor-law anions in Kent were represented at Conference held at Maidstone on Monday afternoon consider the beet means of enforcing the provisions of the Casual foes Act, 1883 ...
... Building Secretary, Mr. R. B. Stevens (Aylesbury Street); Treasurer, Mr. W. Heady (Simpson Road); Bazaar Secretaries, Mr. E. A. Kent Road) and the Resident Evangelist; Committee, Mr. and Mrs. Arrowsmith, Mr. and Mrs. Betts, Mr. and Mrs. Cheshire, Mr. and Mrs ...
... reading she became weak, lost her sight, and fainted; she remembered nothing more. A man who was caught stealing a pair of boots in a Boston store the other day, proved to bo a selectman, bank director, a church deacon, aud a person of means, position ...
... ” Just Mr. Brown shot out, the visitor walked in. He shook bands with Mr Kent with an air of great affability, and then placed a small roll of papers on the table. There, Mr. Kent! Those are the confounded deeds, or leases, or something, which Mr. Ingestre ...
... SLATES! Per bottle. Per doz PORT WINE. Good useful Very good Superior Fine Crusted Fine Old Wine Very superior SHERRIES, Pale, Golden, or Brown. Good Pale or Brown Very good Superior Very superior Ditto Pale, very dry Marsala CHAMPAGNE. Good Very good Moet ...
... the two accused. The following were the antecedents of Frederick William Strachan. : The prisoner was born at Upper Walmer, Kent, on the 25th October, 1909. His parents reside at 26, Union Road, Buckland, Dover, and are very respectable business people ...