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... THURSDAY. Before Yews. H. Huggins in the chair) and C. Startup Ipso sox ABIACIT on POLICE. Thomas Shaw (30), a labourer, of 11, Crooked. Lime, was charged with being drunk and disorderly in High-ntreet and assaulting P C. Pagram whilst in the execution ...
... the fullest detail by return of post by the staff of yxperts. ToogooCl's Guide to Hardy Perennial Plants is a very large and complete work, invaluable to lovers of hardy flowers, and representing an emormous amount of labour in preparation for press. I► ...
... Districts, Mr. J. SPOONER HARDY, RY ~ Addington. ot for Cliffe, Halling, Hoo, Meopham, Bc:f:nn-r. Stoke, and Wouldham Polling Districts, Messrs. HAYWARD & SMITH, High-street, Rochester. Agent for Chatham Pollma Distriet, Mr. THOMAS ROBINSON, 29, Eli)gh-nmt ...
... Distriets, Mr. J. SPOONER HARDY, Addlug:n. Agent for Cliffe, Halling, Hoo, Meopham, hester, Stoke, and Wouldham Polling Districts, Mosers. HAYWARD & SMITH, High-street, Rochester. Agent for Chatbam Polling District, Mr. THOMAS ROBINSON, 29, High-street ...
... of selecting Col. Ward. as candidate for the Division. The Hon. R. P. Nevill presided, end others present were :—Mews. John Thomas Chambers, J. S. Ana' combe, Herbert Loner, George Marsham, H. W L. Roberta, Hon. R. P. Nevill, Henry Pye, S. Lee Smith, Henry ...
... road. Stanford-le-Hope. was proceeding down Northtloet Reach when the steamer Powhat LS, with her. The mats of the barge. Thomas Noll° (20), ,of Sehool-road, Stanford_le-ffepe, was drowned. The barge, which was loaded with earth and bound for Thames Haven ...
... Northfleot. the Northfleet Police Court on Monday, the licence of the Gordon Arme, Gordonroad, Northfleet, wag trltn.ferred from Thomas William Dean, deceased, to his widow, Sarah Olive Dean. 1.0.G.T. WA MN, LODGE, —On Thuniday lest this lodge held one of their ...
... the sun after flowering, and stove bulba in the dry when their foliage diem away. HYACINTH.—Perhaps the meet popular of all hardy ' bulbous flowers, hyacinths are equally adapted for pot, glass, and border culture. A. early in autumn as parable fill five ...
... DRUNKENNE,4. Amelia Sheaves. 33, of 36. New-street, was charged w ith being drunk and disorderly in Terrake-street. PA'. Thomas Waters proved the offence. and a long list of previous convictions against the pri•oner was read.- Fined 405., or one month ...
... fixture in the local calendar, this tsking place on Wednosslay last in the picturmsAue of Crete Hall, kindly lent by Mr. Edwin Thomas. Shortly after one o'clock the ehildren, numbering upwards of 300, with some 30 tether'. in Dover-rood Chapel, where anhort ...
... Districts, M:r. J. SPOONER HARDY, Add.\'nm. Agent for Cliffe, Halling, Hoo, Meopham, s ter, Stoke, and Wouldbam Polling Districts, Messrs. HAYWARD & SMITH, High-street, Rochestor. Agent for Chatham Polling District, Mr. THOMAS ROBINSON, 29, High-street ...
... Silk Isons.in.lawl, Mr. W. NVoorlhams (Rochester), Mr. C. E. Hatten (Town Clerk). Mr. W. J. King (Borough Treasurer). Mr. Hardy Winnett, Dr. Robbs, and the Rev. F. A. Marsh. The following represented the staff of Messrs. Sherland and Hatten, solicitors ...