... 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 ...

... curriers—W. and W. Hill, Birmingham, wood turaers. More Outrages ik Kent.—.On Thursday n?ght a •tack wheat belonging Mr. Martin, respectable farmer, residing West Peck ham, within few mile* Maidstone, was set fire to and totally consumed. The stock contained, ...

... valuable HOP GROUND, in West Mailing, adjoining the turnpike road leading from Maidstone London, being part of the VV esl Fields, justly esteemed some of the finest bop in Kent. a superior and substantial COTTAGE, brick and tile, recently erected, and containing ...

... Keyiment, St Alvan’s, Nestfordshire, Stephens an Charles Henry Capper, Broad-street, Birt 1m, ironfounders—Curter and Potts, Maidstone, Kent, wint- Priestinan, jun. and Rheam, New Malton, Yorkshiie, c Fletcuer, Pollen. and Robson, Stayley-bridge, ia ishire cab ...

... COUNTRYMAN says a friend, Pr’ylheo,how Dost thou polish thy boots so fair I have tried many times, but the devil m glow On bools could I ever get there/* Pooh ! go thee Warrbn, and soon, very Thy boots shall in ; And the lasses who now cal! Thee stupid and ...

... isls, as abose—by Mr. William Thompson, grocer, Ac. Chatham, sole general agent for - East Kent, and by his following sub-agents, »l«—Mr. Tho\ mus Willeoeks, Maidstone Mr. W. W.ghorn, Sheerness . Ml. John Grace, Siitingbourne; Mr. Reed, Greensireetj Mr. W ...

... of a gentleman who reside* a few miles from Maidstone, has given two gallons of milk every day during the twenty weeks before she had the first calf. On the Dili iust. a smart-looking person rode into Maidstone and represented himself to be an arant valet ...

... let out to lodger. Apply to Mr. Knowles Kteo, Solicitor, Higb-atreel, Maidstone, for further particulate. ' WANTED, A HOUSE COTTAGE, la the immediate sieiaity of town (Maidstone would preferred), well aoppl'ed with shops, from 20 50 miles from London ...

... Worthing, Sussex, coach proprietor Y 25 J. Branthmvaite, Manchester, Irolnnionger nn 25 J, BIushell, Sandwich, bnd Ramasgate, Kent, lodein of - 26 E.S.. G; blonbouse, and M. A. Gorman, Landoel ly merchants i. - 21 T. Sylvester, Witney, Oxfordshirc, currier ...

... Highnesses the Duchess of Kent snd Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobourg have graciously allowed V. and C. Ridler to use their Arms, and to designate their Establishment the Royal Kent and Cobourg Hotel and Foley The Dnehess of Kent has been graciously pleased ...

... by Mr. Wood, jun. on the body of George Curtis, who was, the preceding afternoon, working a chaff engine for his master, Mr. Kent, and in his presence, suddenly drop- ped down and almost immediately expired. Jurors ver- dict- Died by the sudden visitation ...

... different Emperors. At Moscow “the large, square-toed and high heeled jack-boot* of Peicr were arranged in line with those of his successors. including the neat and modern boots of Nicholas.” person unacquainted with hoottdoyu, looking these relics, would ...