... bred in Kent Mr. J. Miles, Rainham, months old, bred by himself—s/. Class XXVl—Wethers, best three 1 old, bred in out of Kent. Mr. C. J. Smart, Rainham, months old, bred by Mr. W. Smart, sl. Class XXVH—Wethers, best three year old, bred in Kent, nnd fed ...

... west KENT INFIRMARY AND DISPENSARY, MAIDSTONE. Weekly Report ending Feb. 20th. Admitted— Tn-j>atSents.. Oat-patients. 7 Discharged 2 Rctnahiingoii the boots.. 19 •• • 3i.l Vacancies for males, 3 for females, 2. In-patients are admitted every Thursday ...

... •a. toh.ee Uen the Fleur-ae-M. »t . , hi. matter got there, but neither the boots ® f P'***?; '**• after eome Ume .pent anticipatmi. returned home. Initead of taking the boot. t-. a. J. to public houae kept by mao button iB M^etooe. wbeto di.twwd of the ...

... Maidstone and Cranbrook Hoad. V N obsdienee to an order of the Trustee* the 1 urnpike- M, road leading from the Mile-stone in Maidstone, to fkbslakc, Cranbrook, in the county of Kent, I Gire Vatic*, that they will, thsir next Meeting, to be holden at ...

... Surveyor or to .Mess s. .Morris, Auctu.neers, Week Sr eel, Maidstone SOLD BY AUCTION, BY CHARL L I li K IN, On Tuesday, the 18th day of Dkcember o’Clack at Noon, at tl.e GOLDEN Li INN. BROMPTON, Kent, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, con,! of ,d suha'anual brick ...

... Fmrihs motion—C.J, Barnett, Maidstone; R. Bernal, Rochester; T. L. Hodges, West Kent; T. Rider, West Kent; Sir E. T.Trowbridge, Sandwich. Minonty —Against if—E. G. Barnard, Greenwich; J. Halcomb, Dover; J. P. Plumptre, East Kent; Sir J. R. Reid, Dover. G ...

... recline,” 4c. WHEN to bed I shall at nine. Take my boots the footman here : Tell him make them superbly shine. And brine them again when morn is near. Bid him get no vile trash for scrubbing. sully the boots so *l> lish and light; But go to the Strand, and ...

... KENT ROAD Nobility and Gentry are respectfully informed, that the Rose and George ItTN's at Sittincbourn* com- menCcd Posting Fiffeen-pencc per since the, of August, and by cotrtlnuinj the same reduced Price, hope merit the „ patronage of the pnhlic. ...

... Greenaway, M. Heals, and J, Kent, charged on the oaths E. Lee, and others, and on the confession of J. Kent, with stealing one sheep, at Saint James*s in the Isle of Grain, the property of W, Wells. *Three first Death, Reprieved. Kent, DitcMarged hp proclamation ...

... MAIDSTONE GAZETTE AND KENTISH COURIER MAIDSTONE PETTY SESSIONS. Tuesday. —(Before C. Kllis and T. Smith, Esqra.) —Mitry Aui* whs charged with stealing two pairs of half-boots, the property Messrs. Merchant and lleining. It appeared that between eight ...

... the Eye,—Kent, with a population exceeding 600,000, has hitherto formed an exception. To supply this deficiency, a Company of Gentlemen have determined upon establishing OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL, in the Town of MAIDSTONE, to be designated the KENT OPHTHALMIC ...

... printed particulars may be had at the Swan, Charing; Saracen’s Head, Ashford; Fountain, Canterbury; Bell, Maidstone; of Robert Woodgate, esq. Golden-square, at Garraway’s, and of Mess. Young and Son, of Chancery-lane, their temporary otfice, Ko. I+, Ce ...