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... each Town in the County ; and of Mr. T. W. Carter, at his Auction and Estate Agency Office, Maidstone. KENT. THE ROYDON HALL ESTATE, Within Eight Miles of Maidstone, Six of Tonbriilge, and Thirty from London ; with the Park and Demesne Lands, Manors, Grant ...
... cures effected, read âTHE SCRUTATOR,âmentioned below.âPills, Is. IJd.â2s.9d. â4s. 6d., &c. per bos. CONGREVEâS GOLDEN BALM. FOR CHILDREN CUTTING THEJR TEETH.âThie a valuable Soothing Syrup, and a remedy possessing superior advantage, counterac ...
... Evening, Gmesis 64, Hebrews 3. Moot enters first quarter at 37 mm. past 9 night.â??April 3 : Quarter Sessions Maidstone. Richard. GENERAL KENT AND CANTERBURY HOSPITAL. Weekly Report â??Admitted .. In-Patients, 3 â??Out-Patients, 30 On the books 29 221 ...
... at Bromley, Mr. George Cooper, of Greenwich, surgeon/ to Eleanor Henrietta, eldest daughter the late Rev. Dr. Smith, of Maidstone. August 14, in London, Mr. Solomon Phillips, of Lee Priory-, to Miss Gale, of Canterbury. DEATHS. August 18, at Dover, Mr ...
... Acts 2, v. 22. Richard.ââ¬âApril 4, Easter Monday. Ambrose ââ¬âApril 5, Easter Tuesday. Quarter Sessions Maidstone. GENERAL KENT AND CANTERBURY HOSPITAL. Weekly Report ââ¬âAdmitted .. In-Patients, 9 ââ¬âOut-Patients, 10 On the books 59 ...
... Nativity.*Sept. 10: Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity. Lessons!: Morning, Ezekiel 2, Matth. 11. Evening, Ezekiel 13, Rom. 11. GENERAL KENT AND CANTERBURY HOSPITAL. Weekly Report *Admitted .. I u-Patients, l *Out-Patients, 12 On the books 11 216 Vacancies in the ...
... they will take place. Cricket—Cranhrook v. Maidstone.—The return game of this annual match came off on Monday, in the Lock Meadow, at Maidstone, after some excellent play, and terminated as follows:—Maidstone, Ist innings, 43; ditto, 68; total, 111. Cranbrook ...
... and ask for Sawyer's Plaisters. KENT RAILWAY, FROM LONDON, OVER THE GREENWICH RAILWAY, VIA DARTFORD, GRAVESEND, STROOD, ROCHESTER, CHATHAM, SITTINGBOURN, FAVERSHAM, AND CANTERBURY, TO RAMSGATE, WITH BRANCHES TO MAIDSTONE, SHEERNESS, SANDWICH AND DEAL. ...
... Church Missionary Society for the southern Distnct. Service to commence inthe Morning at half-past Ten, and ;>C of the EAST KENT CHURCH MISSIONARY ASSOCTATION will be . ~ . iLiniM.l. ONCI-RT Room, on The Rev. S. W. Hanna and the Rev. W. D. fcirtH will ...
... of Aylesford, BEGS most respectfully to inform the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, of Kent, anel the Neighbouring Counties, that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS in MAIDSTONE as LAND AND TIMBER SURVEYOR, VALUER, * AND ESTATE AGENT, He also offers his services ...
... opening of the Court will be fined. H. A. WILDES, Deputy Clerk of the Peace for Kent. Maidstone, December, 1833. THE NEXT WEST KENT QUARTER SESSION ill holden at Maidstone, On THURSDAY, the day of January nert. GREENHITHE, NORTH FLEET, GRAVESEND, and HERNE ...
... Basinghall-street. H. Pegg, Tonbridge-wells, Kent, hotel-keeper, Aug. 13. Dividends to made in the Country. J. Kingsford, Canterbury, miller, Aug. 21, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. S. Kingsford, Sturry, Kent, miller, Aug. 2t, at the Guildhall, Canterbury ...