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... of the Guardians of tho West Mailing Union, Kent, a somewhat novel scene occurred. During tho reading of an important communication j from tho Poor Law Board the porter announced that Mr. Webb, of Maidstone, desired an interview with tho Guardians. On ...
... solicitor. Mr. Jones. Sbe-'ane, City. Wacaosw. W. P.. Weetorham. Kent, arocer. May lit. Jane solicitors. Messrs. Monckton and Co., Raymond-bo ldinfs.tirsy’elan; and Msawi Mooch 100 and Son, Maidstone. Acstbsi. A.S., Mortiaor-ttreet.Cavendi«h-vqaar«. ship broker ...
... Chas Fisk, 50, langley rd, eastbourne,farmer Sutton George, high street, brompton, kent, chemist Sutton Mary and Elizabeth Sutton, west tree house, rocky hill, maidstone, spinsters Rwaine Richard Hinds, purley, croydon, esquire Swain John MacFarlan, 82 ...
... Hammond Elizabeth Ann,nettlestcad, maidstone, wife of W. Hammond Hammond Goo Cressy, gent, and Eleanor Hammond, spinster, 18, banner street, gravesond Hammond Horace.!, (deceased)and Horace Hammond,; chapel, oltham, kent, gentleman Hammond Horace John (deceased) ...
... thoroughly learning the trade. Apply to Mr. John Koberts, The Tea and Provision Establishments,” 77 & 76, Week-street, Maidstone, Kent. SILSOE, BEDS. To Bakert, Butchers, Mealmen, and Othen. iwo rooms below, and two above, excellent cellar, with an Ele ...
... Campling gave the boots to him in prisoner's presence, and said be offered sell them to her for ss. Prisoner said he came from Luton, and bought the boots from there. Wm. Welch, of 12, Ford End-road, said about a.m., April 10, he put the boots produced out ...
... Pimlico, was engaged in putting up some new machinery at Maidstone a quantity of molten lead was projected into his eyes, depriving him for the time of sight. He was immediately taken to the Kent County Ophthalmic Hospital, where the metal was extracted ...
... the Poor Man's Song of Praise! Tain the plough, the furrowed mead; Tain the sower, rain the seed: Only whom lire, Can the golden increase give. Bis the showers that maks it spring; the suns that ripeness bring; Bis the skill which metes the rains; His ...
... lightning, and rain, which, with a short intermission, lasted until 1 o’clock. At 12 o’clock a wooden-house in Bell’s-court, Golden-lane, was struck by lightning. It struck the upper part of the house, throwing one of the weather-boards to a considerable ...
... Diocesan Board. Hie Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury presided. There were also present, amongst others, the High Sheriff Kent' the Bishop of Dover, Lord Romney, Lord Fitawalter, the Right Hon. Gathorne Hardy, M.P., Mr. B. Hope, M.P., the Hon. G. Miller ...
... Alexander Burton, years of age, who was convicted at the late spring assizes for the county of Kent for the murder of boy nine years of age, was executed at Maidstone, on Saturday. It will bo remembered that the offence was committed in tho summer of last year ...