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... WEST KENT AGRICCTCRAL ASSOCIATION AND PROTECTION SOCIETY. Maidstone, Thursday. — This day the annual meeting of the Agricultural Protection Association for the western division of Kent, was held at the Star Hotel, in this town. Colonel Ansten, of Kipspington ...
... ?? and INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of 1 To '' MAIDSTONE. A J. y consequence of Mr. Wells havingr declared! ?? intention to retire from Parliament, I beg to offer* f, , y o ur notice as a Candidate to succeed him as one of? ■^'|{epresenlBtives of your ancient ...
... WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FREEMEN ofT ?? MAIDSTONE. ( ; r vTlEVlEN. ry uonsequence of Mr. Wells having declare'] ' hi- inlenlion to retire from Parliament, 1 beg to offer ,il io >our notice as a Candidate to succeed him as one of ■V* Rep._-eiita.ivei. of ...
... demand for old Hops— but new ones are unsaleable. Maidstone, Fpb. 23.— The accounts we continue to receive from tho different hop plantations are very alarming; the Golden and Canterbury plant, which middle Kent is famed for, ari found in a very rotten and ...
... Charles Piewdv. Secretary :— Kent, Kent Herald, 6,000 ; Kentish (»a*ette (twice aweek). 78.1KX) ; (average of each publication) 39,000; Kentish Observer, 27,000 ; Kentish Chronicle, 12,000; Maidstone Journal, 5i,950 ; Maidstone Gazette, .2,500- Rochester ...
... O ARGI.ES, at the Bell Inn, Ma dstone, County of Kent, on Monday, the 29th instant, a very complete beautiful VILLA, newly erected on the Hanks of'the River Medway, within a mile ot the Town of Maidstone, and commanding a mist pleasant prospect. Viewed ...
... ?? . ?? flora' llirhnesses the DUKE r «.-' A ' 'Jim.* HlSS'of KENT. f*lT SSffi -T |iS P'^SENT EVKN- '.iftER'S *. . Vrntcriaimnents will commence wiih a ?? Kirhv. called EDWIN and JULIA. |! ■Tlv''*' h - v i? Thrill Interlude, intone Art, music by AND ...
... B TO THE ELECTORS OF WEST KENT. I (Mmßita, Hf |I 17 decease of our late and lamented So- f!S I tereipi wiU shortly be the occasion of a General Election. ■*: iv . , .if that lam addressing a body of electors surpaascd by _tf V ,m«l !-«--■» » Dd patriotic ...
... reputation for keeping the uki r ln I - Ondor >- \ pair of splendid Wellington Boots for lrn„f ii-.°o, a choice of a thousand pairs; and a pair of Water- prooi Hide Clump Boots, for shooting, 14s. 6d. Country orders, ?? immediately attended to.— Dunham's ...
... 23, Goldei-squ ire, wheye-tickets fivr viewing may be had. Capital ?? Kent, with imniediate possession.-*- Ry Mr. WILLOCK, at the Star Inn, at Maid- stone, ih tiie :County of Kent, on Tuitrsday, April 6, at Three in tite Afta rnoou, A Compact and Valuable ...
... likely to ansWTr.hej4.. pose required. KENT. — To be LET, oii reasonable terms, for Six Months, a HOUSE, genteelly Furnished, in the most beautiful part of Kent, thirty miles from Loudon, and five from Maidstone, situated in a pari, and commanding extc ...
... disposing of, or publishing for sale, any ointment under the name and with the title of Dr. John- son's Golden Ointment for the Eyes, or Singleton* Golden Eye Ointment, or under or with any of the names, descrip- tions, or titles by, under, or with wtrich ...