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... vacancy occurs in the Kent and Canterbury Hospital, consequent upon the retirement Wm. Fitch, esq. surgeon Kb-action I—This word is in the mouth of every Tory t and if you ask for proof, you are instantly referred to the West Kent Election, and to the ...
... SAWYER'S Pateut Mechanical Saddle or Ring CORN PLASTERS.— Patronized Her Highness the Duchess of Kent, and the Royal Family generally.—They prevent the Shoe or Boot pressing on the Corn, and thereby enable the parties to walk without pain the moment the Piaster ...
... Patent Mechanical Saddle or Ring CORN PLASTERS.—Patronized by Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, and the Royal Family generally.—They prevent the Shoe or Boot pressing on the Corn, and thereby enable the parties to walk without pain the moment the Plaster ...
... Evening, Exodus 5, Heb. 7. 6. Old Lady Day.—Moon enters first quarter 33 m. past 9 morning. 7- Quarter Sessions Maidstone. GENERAL KENT AND CANTERBURY HOSPITAL. WEEKLY REPORT. Admitted In-Patients, 12 —Out-Patients, 20 Remaining on the books 80 157 Vacancies ...
... hares have done more injury to the underwood than ever before witnessed. Your's, &c. 7th March, 1835. S. ELGAR. KENT FIRE OFFICE. Maidstone, 26th March, 1835. GOVERNOR. The Right Honourable the EARL of ROMNEY. TRUSTEES. Charles Hussey Fleet,' Esq. I John ...
... ****** »anical Saddle or Rint CORN PLASJERS.—Patronized by Her Royal Highness the Uuchess of Kent, and the Royal Family generally.—They prevent the Shoe or Boot pressing on the Corn, and therel y enable the parties to walk without pain the moment the Plaster ...
... aged &. Lately, in Romney place, Maidstone, Margaret, youngest daogh'er of Mr. J. Qaested. safeeyor. April 19, after a long and painful illness, Mrs. Hogben, wife of Mr. K. Hogben, of the Golden Lion public-boose, Maidstone, aged 62 years l.a Ely, Mr. Lennard* ...
... DEATHS. Last week, at Dover, Mrs. Pitcher, widow. At Dover, the wife of Mr. James Buss, grocei • t da , h- In Romney-place, Maidstone, Margaret, the ter of Mr. J. Quested, survayor. „ Sf A few days since, Mr. Leonard, Blue Town, Ne wbmry, April 10, at New ...
... that, as Englishmen, they held dear and valuable. (Reiterated cheering). Mrs. Lushington, and tbe Conservative Ladies of Kent. General applause. Many other toasts and sentiments followed, and at a late hour in the evening the meeting broke up, convinced ...
... rs are avoid, d evrept for morning shopors : pearl grey stone colours andhron**». are the most fashionable tints for s»lk boots : thev are laced at the side, have narrow fringe round the ankle, d blac't kid fronts . V AILING COLOI'RS FOR TUB MONTH I*l/f ...
... the opening of the Court will be fined. Kent- ANNUAL GENERAL SESSION, THE ANNUAL GENERAL SESSION under an Act passed on the 17th day of June, 1814, for enabling the Justices of the Peace for the County of Kent, to hold a General Session annually or oftener ...
... in the A 'chbishop's Palace, near the City of Canterbury, in the county Kent, cabinet maker and upholsterer EDWARD TAYLOR, formerly of the Ville of Dunkirk, in the county of Kent, victualler and late in lodgings in Rose-lane, in the City of Canterbury ...