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... publics meeting on Monday night the choir, conducted by Mr Kaye, and accompanied by Mr H. • Bennett, gave a cantata entitled The Golden Sheaf,' the soloists being Mises Lowe,Bennett_, and Anyon ; and Meson Heaktt and Halpin. Over £26 was milord. UNITED MIITHODIST ...
... Derby. Partiafton, of Fen-court, Fend-orch-ftreet, merchant, June C, at Gui'dhall, London Sufaniiah and John Metcalf, of Golden-leg-court, Cheapfide, hohert. May 9, June 6, Guildhall, London. Tlioinaa Winterhourn and Charles Gardner, of Carev-flreet ...
... BE3 - 1 FAMILY OVER 70 YgAltte Al I N .s9~.L. 4 a $ 0 . 0 OM ta-0. litLD aim MARINI °LABIUM 7 pooled loom dm goo kother, sod boot poor to thole odd St ?rico, cogs. Soot on 14,1 m Plum Faro 61vormat! , „mi-t every bole n r4nal 4 The hoapost watch seer ...
... well-being ol others, should possess this invaluable guide.— Mcath Herald. It ought to be placed in the hands of every youth.— Kent Observer. This book satisfactorily proves, that certain cases medical knowledge may be populaiised with safety.— Agriculturist ...
... cabinet maker. Ton'uridge, Kent.— Walter Scant-- meJl, boot and shoemaker, lata of Old Brentford. Middlesex.—Henry Kirk, hay aler, late Portland Terracc, St. Julid's Wood, Middlesex.—William South, beerselletu Maidstone. Kent. —William Watson, farmer, ...
... BANKRUPTS—Thomas Eastgate, Churton Street. and Street. Westminster, boot salesman —John and Solomon Davis, East Smithfield, clothiers—Benjamin Vincent. Canterbury, illiam Cobb, Maidstone, builder—William Legh. ew Windsor, wine merchant— William Thame, Green- ...
... mere hopeelif peisosal disement would never have earned hiss an apparently hopeless struggle, that by * multiplicity of golden deeds he has repeatedly . shown Oat mere self-deeirings were never properly attributable to him, that he was supremely anxious ...
... earth. It is said that the Hnnton Court estate, near Maidstone, is to pass to him from his aunt, Mrs. lkinuennan, who has just died. The estate is described Its one of the hnest properties in Kent. Mr. Campbell-Bannennan is already very wealthy, bin ...
... seen signalling for • pilot. The smack rxeeff, belonging to Mr. Clinks, happened to be beating up of the pier, and lowered • boot to put a man on board of the vessel. The captain, a a man named Middleton, and a seaman named Heath, got Into the pant, but ...
... last, and won the stake. There were five entries. SPORTS ALLENDALE TOWN. _ Mr. John Dawson's annual sports came off at the Golden Lion inn, Allendale Town, on Satinday, when the following prizes were contended for :—Wrestling : handsome belt, for men that ...
... >e*lford-»qiure, London, boot-maker; James Wrifbt, Ashton-under Line. cotton manufavtuirr ; Jtnepb Kendtick and Thus. Hruar, Tipton, Sfaffmd*hire, engineets; Henry Powell. Hoiough- Itridße, roen-fsrlor; Uobrrt (iri|tßs. jun. Klham, Kent, farmer; Jacob Manger ...
... showmg that provident habits are largely on the increase. ASSAULT ON A LUNATIC PATIENT.—At the Maidstone Borough Police-court, Stephen Shaw, an attendant at the Kent County Lunatic Asylum, at Barming-heath, has been charged with assaulting and ill-treating ...