... 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 ...

... enced | July ¢ Westerham, Kent, | n defanit of pay- | Welch, for y of his Majesty's Custom Another similar | Jaue at Stechion, Luke Hanbary, Esq. t. This is lit ! f Graveser Fairs daring the w 1, they July loth, East \ MAIDSTONE per an ...

... HA LL. Dinner on Table at 4 0° Clock p Tickets 12s. each, to be had of Mr. N. G a 2 Benen fan. Maidstone, 24th May, 1836. To Carpenters, Brichlayers, MAIDSTONE. ERSONS willing to contract for doi and PAINTING required to the MIT KING’S ARMS PUBLIC HOUSE ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the the meal in it, » having com. 1 wae charged half boots, the af Ate Rearea eS morniug fron was tolerabl parcels, wit! Srom Is. to * sorts; and | ter lerms, full Vs, per of Flour is) Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, brisk at an advance of 2. a readier sale ...

... Secretary to the Kent Fire Office Mr. Charles Hughes, al time: osed that he had se en thi e female prisoner sever occasion. 1 band until the present had not seen her last an insurance was ¢ ffect ed by her | month of Junuary 50 on the hou: Kent Fire O ffice ...

... eb. 25, 1335. ‘the West Kent any circum- prepared to act in furtherance terests. Please o, T understand, nress upon the ~ The arrival of Wusat and Frovr las moderate, We had, however, rather a | this morning from Essex, Kent, and Si few picked samples ...

... 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 ...

... ee ice 5s. Te the Graziers of Kent. GENTLEMEN, Suga- NOWING, as] well do, the great injury and lors: CILLA y the we, as Graziers. are frequently subjected by tl New gence of many of those to whom we are obliged to ent keeping and feeding of our Young ...

... 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 ...