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... Arms, and the other for the Kent Inn. The latter application was opposed by Mr. Scilly, of the Maidstone Arms. The application was Made under somewhat singular circumstances. At the time the necesaery notices were issued the Kent Inn was in the occupation ...
... Throughout the fair county of Kent the hop gardens have been crowned with their fragrant crops; the corn fields have been white with harvest, and garnered under cloudless skies; the orchards of Hereford and Devon are golden with dropping fruit. Throughout ...
... been postponed till the LIT lO 25 11 25 .. .. 356 7451026 11 3.5 1036 .. 11 30 And green fer ever be Se ri ' The charge Mr Kent, th now approaching ita terunuation. Crime appears to AP- 1 elegeona•aga •e ficent or lecture-room, and where the meetings ...
... rehington .. the lip) of the young temperance men to see if they 'wane° the Solt•nt. She was at her mooringe, about 400 yards MAIDSTONE. elargate . have been tampering with liquor. Just imagine • T.r. Ira trout pier head, on Setusfly refternoon, when Sir 1 ...
... 30, 1863.—80 at belonging to Golden Fleece, from London to Bombay; two men and a boy; others drowned; provisions short; water gone; may hang on ten da VA longer • send this to Mary Jane Johnson, Burnt Ash-lane, Lee, Kent, when &incl. . ..,.. Tue Loc ...
... KENT WINTER ASSIZES. commission toe this opined by Kr. Boron Channell, on Thursday last, with the usual formalities. His lordahip, aecomptnied by the High a:Merin the Mayor awl Corporatioa of Maidstone, afterwards attended Divine Ka\ im at Samtd Church ...
... two prineil leine:Anited the let Kent (Maidstone camps), two the Kent (lioyai Ambit, Woolv.icmi). one the '24h Kent (Blackheath), mid (OW Uri &kb hcnt (NYesterhaui). lergeatit Tattler, Of let Kent, winner ci £3O ...
... proper trim except that had to buy boots for the occasion, and havilig procured thews, she was returning to put them ou, when she met .), as she supposed, he persuaded her to go with him to the at once, and change her boots in the ladies' drenning-room. ...
... uere of Police have wade an .arraiigetnout with the South-Eatitein Railway to convey risoners to awl from the Kent county gaol at Maidstone by passe s instead of pa) in for their tickets in the ordinary way at the commenceinent of the journol. arrangement ...
... any of your numerous readers inform me why gnu should be 40e. per cent dearer in Lheil, than thu following town! in Kent P GM at Maidstone is 3s. 9.1. per 1000 feet. • Rochester .. 34. • Chatham .. 24. • Canterbury.. 4s. Od. Folkestone.. 4s. 3d. On an average ...
... that time as I bad I aaked the time of the coastguanisnoin I saw at the 1 other side of the Battery. The other boy here, Jim Boots, was with me,and some other boys who were with us first saw the body, but they were frightened and I not like to . go to it ...
... further evidence, however, would be pi oduced—the coestguard who was on duty on the spot where the body found, a Loy named Boots, who was in company with the other boy examined at the last inquiry, and a man named Smee, who at the spot before the boys ...