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... the late Rev. Sir John Barker Mill, Bart., who died in 1801, when the {hie became extinct. Tat West Kent Quarter Sessions recently concluded at Maidstone, Chas.t reen, indicted for robbery from the person,was convicted and sentenced to twelve mouths' hard ...
... than eleven days, exclusive of shoulder ;at the remaining five rouges it shall be from this stoppages. from the Thames to the Golden Dorn, the engines S. Hythe position, unless off the shoulder. all the whits only working half speed. 5. Por all owners, the ...
... when his Grace instituted the two following gentlemen to benefices in Kent 1. The Rev. Edwin Francis Dyke, M.A., vicar of Orpington, to the vicarage and parish church of Maidstone—Patron, the Quern—through the Lord Chancellor, by reason of the recent ...
... So the oontensporary—But why stop there? We thick the boy might also have a stock of walkingatieks, rums of clothes, hats, boots, tables, chain, sofas, wardrobes, gas and electric chandeliers, and a few light sad easy portable articles of that kind. They'd ...
... IN MARX LANE. Der Quarter. WHEAT, Esser and Kent, white— old .v uu new 46 to 55 rod old 01 00 new 47 51 Norfolk, iisoolnah., sad Iforksh. old 00 00 new 51 BARLEY 29 to 33 Chevalier new 37 12 Grinding 31 Diatilli 22 SS WALT (nominal), Essex, Norfolk ...
... Minister of Justice. THE BRIGHTON RAILWAY MURDER.—The commission of the Kent and Sussex Winter &ekes, at which Lefroy will be tried for the Brighton Railway murder, will be opened at Maidstone by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge on the 31st inst., and the Court ...
... British Hotel, Dundee. TUESDAY, FED. 5, 1856. BANKRUPTS. Sophia Wightniek, Town Kent, earpenti.r —IV,. 15, at Itasingliall.street. Niehollq and P. , yie, Gray's ; Morgan, Maidstone. John White, Northampton. draper—Feh. 15, at Basinghallstreet. Ashu rat and ...
... weight., and scales made • sort of eiimiti.r. and in the far corner were a few, a very few bales of cloth Aral a boa or two of boots and shoes. This, your Honour, said Bass. presenting Betty. is Mistress Betty Carew, who, having lost her cousin in the crowd ...
... o:mradee pressed on for the Weald of Kent—where the introduction of hops from the Netherlands was already beginning to talked about—intending to strike MIMI country from Medway's Town—now corrupted into Maidstone—past Leeds Castle, through Ashford to ...
... family ma • am, d am ma. At pelmet mel mesideiably more QS. twopeaos per disee.— KENT ANIt St LAW/I:REM' UNKIEL—OM y, June I, the eleventh annual it menection with the Kent sad deism was held at Canterbury and proved a great success. About neon the union ...
... Thomas Bishop, of London, to Ann, youngest daughter of Mr. Thos. Williams, boot and shdeniaker, Chipping Norton. 'eh. 6, at liotherhithe, S. 11. Cornish, Esq., surgeon, Old Kent Road, London, to Jane Charlotte, only daughter of Mr. Samuel : randcn, of ...
... Parson. Hampshire; Mr. Itowlandlion. tenth& (athlete' candalate et the North Hiding golden ; Mr. c. W. Latham. Clemhire, Mr. Manninglese. Semen • and Mr. John May, Kent. A meeting =oak' ceneenttee which framed the Alliance and 'resent Bill was had an Tseaday ...