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... ?? 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Particulars apply to Mr. Edward Bill, Llandrinio ; or Mr. John Billy No. 49, Bread-street, London. N r EW INVENTED BOOTS and SHOES.? F.POOLE, Boot-maker, having persevered in many experiment-, to piease the public taste, and pro.-luce souietniitg ?of general ...
... Assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, manufactured ot the best materials and workman- ship, warranted to be equal to bespoke, at the following re- duced prices :â -Calfskin Hes, an Boots, ij. tas. ; Spanish, ditto, ditto, 1 Lias. ; -Military Boots, back-strapped ...