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... The Representation of Maidstone. —Mr. John Hardy, present M.P. for Dartmouth, will, it is said, in the event that borough being disfranchised, be invited to offer himself as candidate in the Constitutional interest for Maidstone. The estate of Chateau ...
... phalanx in East Kent, and a still smaller in the East Riding of Yorkshire, have quietly stolen into the citadel of the constitution; and hold undisputed possession of the fortress. The thirtythree ladies whose names now stand upon the East Kent registers have ...
... Washington-road Booth James, Nether-Edge Beeley 8., Nether-Edge Beeley Benjamin, Washington-road Barton William. Lansdowne-road Boot Charlos, Washington-road Booth John, Washington-road Bellamy 8., Cemetery-road Bell S., Nether-Edge-road Barber E., Devons ...
... were made public, through the usual medium the Town Clerk's Office. Toe retiring members aro Messrs. G. Short, J. Kent, J. Lambert, and (>. Boot, all of whom are again in the held, augmented Mr. G. E. Gee, solicitor; Mr. J. Marriott, hmailwaredealer; Mr. ...
... Huntsman Grimston Mrs. Power Wolsey Hebe filly My Love Additional Arrivals. —Ada, See-Saw, Acta?a, Ajax, Precious, Maid of Kent, Nidderdale, Stamford. Etoile Filante, Pensioner, Lady Harriette, Puritan, Honesty, Honestish, Fail-wind, Colenso, General ...
... Weald of Kent, was apprehended at Egerton, on Sunday, by the police. He is a foreigner, and can speak German, French, and Dutch. He had on five waistcoatr, and was in a filthy state. He had a quantity of putrid animal food in two or three old boots.— Maidstone ...
... 1 A third, Ah kent mek foin spec-aches loike some folk. A fourth, when several of his predecessors had dwelt on the inestimable advantage they had derived from being born of pious parents, commenced, somewhat satirically, Ah kent se as ah wor born ...
... Attention to two large Lots of Ladies' Best WALKING BOOTS, which must Cleared Oat. Also Gentlemen's Best Goods oi every description. Observe the Address CHARLES TINKER, (Late John THE BEE HIVE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, No. 16, TOP OF HIGH-STREET, Opposite ...
... Buildings, GOOD. South-street, Sheffield Moor. YR ELLIOTT'S FASHIONABLE AND DURABLE LADIES 1 , GENTLEMEN'S, AND CHILD BEN BOOTS AND SHOES, Suitable for the present Season, ELLIOTTS 71, MARKET-PLACE, LEATHER LEGGINGS, SPRING SIDES 4a. to. PAIR. 88, MA ...
... adding that they had WC mrted with their valued friend, Mr Davis, She had discharged his dudes most efficiently, had won golden opinions from every ono and had won _ hg _ c __ 6 was leaving, and nop wou , d which hoped was far hi h him (Mr. did ._ Mr ...
... clouded all over. It is pleasant the just man to see the golden light streaming down here and there upon the hills, nor is the pleasure destroyed by the reflection that he is not in the line of the golden radiance, but is a quiet spectator, seated afar off ...
... wears, memory of his daughter, has obliged him to decline the hospitality which her has offered him. In Maidstone and the adjoining parishes the Maidstone Journal says, the hopbine stili presents unfavourable appearance. Fly ia numeroos, and the carnage ...