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... KENT ASSIZES, MAIDSTONE. The Assizes for this county commenced Tuesday last, before Sir J. Vaughan in the Criminal, and Sir J. A. Tindal in the Nisi Prius Court. The business of the Assize is rather heavy, the calendar containing cases, and the cause ...
... Blxon and Company, GOLDEN CANISTER, 25. HIGH STREET. MAIDSTONE. To be bold by Private Contract, ANEW erected COTTAGE sufficiently large lo be converted (if required) into two dwellings, with stables and other buildings, standing upon Acres of Orchard ...
... THE CHEAPEST TEA WAREHOUSE IN THE COUNTY OF KENT, IS THE FAMED GOLDEN CANISTER, JTo. *®. Bin 1 * Street, Maidstone. . ia rt od RougL and Strong Congou . .formerlil ds. now sfl. • Gunpowder Tea formerly 1-s. now . Substantial Breakfast Tea dine ...
... MAIDSTONE JOURNAL AN KENT 1 S A DVERTISER. WEST KENT MEETING IN SUPPORT OF THE CORN LAWS. Attempted Opposition aiffnally Defeated! On Thursday last, in nursuance of a notice published only two days previously, a very large meeting of the Agriculturists ...
... Hughes, Secretary to the Kent Fire Office, deposed that he had seen the female prisoner several times, but had not seen her husband until the present occasion. In the irfnnth of Januarj last an insurance was effi cted by her in the Kent Fire Office for the ...
... N OF THE MAIDSTONE PAPERS. The following is the compamtive circulation of the Maidstone papers, for ten months, from June 30, 1835, to April 30, 1836. Arer. Weekly Established Circulation. [aidslone Oazetle - (1815) - SO,OfO - 007 Maidstone J0urna1,, ...
... Estate Agency Office, Stone-street, Maidstone. .. i TO B LET, / prim romettioi tub Itl or uorSStmM~imr, A MANSION HOUSE, ,ilb .oitable office., .übl.«, .aach-boUK., I.wo, ahrubbn,, axc.ilelil walled-in garden, and .boot arm of meadow laud adjoining. The ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... with this composition new boots are to be rubbed in the sun, or at a distance from the fire, with sponge, as often as they can become dry, until they are fully saturated; the leather then is impervious to wet. the shoes and boots last much longer, acquire ...
... Maidstone Cnmhrook notice hereby GIVEN,/ rWAHAT the next General ANNJAL of the TUCSTEES f«»r repairiiiii the leading from Maidstone, in the county Kent, io'TuMri-ke. ike parish of Craobrook, in the said county, will hidden the house of F.n/. abet, i Fosteii ...