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... gardener Major Lentpriere, Pern bury; Mr. G- Hubbard, gardener In CoL War Je, Westerham; Mr. E. Hoilamby,Groaa*bridge; Messrs. Thomas Bunyard and Sons, the Rose Nurseries, Ashford; Mr. Wm. Scale, of the Vine Nurseries, Sevenoaks; Mr.Wm. Knight, of the Floral ...
... the property of James Woodgate Davis, at Ashford, on the 19th May. Prisoner was also charged with stealing £$, the money of Thomas Barnden, at Ashford, between the 7th and 17th of May.—Mr. Dering prosecuted, and Mr. Biron defended.— The jury found the prisoner ...
... Camden House, Chislehurst. CRANBROOK —Vestry.—At a meeting held in the Parochial Hall on Friday, under the presidency of Mr. Thomas S. Stokes, the vestry clerk, Mr. Farrar, presented to the meeting a copy of the new basis for the county rate, from which ...
... or vessel, Ist prize 4s, 2nd 3s, 3rd 2s. 1, Thomas Berwick, Frant Forest; 2, A. Wickham, Frant; 3, Harriet Young, Eridge. Nosegay of wild flowers Ist prize 4s, 2nd 3s, 3rd 2s. 1, Young, Eridge Green; 2, Thomas Berwick; 3, James Berwick, Tangier-road. Six ...
... gardener to Thomas Spalding, Esq., Ore-place, l;Mr. William Knight, gardener to W. D. Lucas-Shadwell, Esq., Fairlight, 2. Fuchsias: Mr. Henry Jenner, gardener to S. Carter, Esq., 1; Mr. John Pennells, 2. Geraniums: Mr. H. Jenner, I; Mr. Thomas Portnell, ...
... —Particulars with conditions of sale, with plans, may shortly be had at the Auction Mart; at the Railway Hotel, Sevenoaks; of Thomas Wm. Salmon, Esq., Solicitor, Diss, Norfolk ; and of Messrs. Butcher & Bowler, Land and Timber Surveyors and Valuers, ' Estate ...
... Wilson, Brighton, Mr E. C. Lee, Penshurst, Mr S. Hogg, Oakleigh, Mr C. G. Hitchcock, Oxford, Mr E. Durrant, Mr J. F. Bates, Mr Thomas Marsh, Mr N. Edghill, and others. Mr Marsh, and Mr Temple, of Withyham, also exhibited, not for competition, a number of Polish ...
... house Baker, Mrs. 49, Grosvenor road Bigsby, Mrs. 2, Buckingham place Brady, Mrs. 42, Cambridge street Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 1, Devonshire place Bagnal, Mrs. 28, London road Bowden. Mrs. Summerhill house Buchanan, Mr F. 1, Holmrook Bell, Mr J. and ...
... Patrixlxjurne, W. de C. Baker, Canterbury, and H. Page, Walmer. A pair of Scotch or Highland horned sheep, exhibited by C. S. Hardy, Esq., of Chilham, Castle, were a novel feature in the show, and attracted considerable attention. It may here be mentioned ...
... the boy was very wayward and wilful, and although sent to s:hool generally played the truant. This case was also adjourned.—Thomas West, for whom his wife appeared, was summoned for the irregular attendance of his child. This was a somewhat similar case ...
... were opened yesterday (Thursday), at Maidstone, before J. G. Talbot, Esq., M.P., who presided in the First Court, and J. S. Hardy, Esq., M.P., was Chairman of the Second Court. The Calandar contained the names of 39 prisoners, and there were three—William ...
... Maldon *G: M. W. Sandford Malmesbury W. Powell Malton Hon. G. Fitzwilliam— I Manchester H. Birley I JW. R. Callender.. I Sir Thomas Bazley— I Marlborough Lord Ernest Bruce I Marlow T. O. Wetherhed I Marylebone *W. Forsyth Sir T. Chambers , Mer ...