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... present. .egged to p opooc the health of Mr, Merrer. j cAeera.) The .ixt w ux then duly honored with three limes three.—Song uf Kent. ;. on to rdiun tliadks t>)J» this «*» « prouil and i;loriou!»Hay lor the town MakUloiie, aiaj u 1.1 im*vor InriroiirM.—f ev*T ...
... of butter, value 7s. lid., the property of Thomas Heesley, at Maidstone. This is the boy whom our readers may recollect stole a basket of butter frum carrier’s cart, in High-street, Maidstone. Recommended to mercy on account of his youth. Guilty—To be ...
... Cranbrook, /an. 23rd, D. T. L. PARTNERSHIPS LISSOLVED.—T. Sawyer and W- Hodges, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, corn and coal-merchants—G. H. White and W. Christian, Ramsgate, Kent, shipwrights and boat-builders. INSOLVENTS Jun. *7. T. Jennings and T. Jennings.jun. Br ...
... the rider of a steeplechase.— Cry not M name, name, but * shame, shame. KENT. To the Editor op the Maidstone Gazette. Sir,—To my surprise, it has gone through the Maidstone papers, afterwards the London papers, that Rice, Esq , proposed or nominated ...
... SouiUan.plon • A.liciiors, .Of > J Klv-P *- w . and of Si*plehur»t, near Holhorn; also of Messrs. Ottawa), SohcUor*. Maidstone Kent. - R. WHITK. rlrrh tn the tatd Trustees «l«h«ut Hunk*- ** _ ARK th\t FAMtLir.S WHO PfcPPKK »\ U LTONS PATENT fJECORTICATED ...
... la. Refined Sugara. Bd., 9d., lOd. UIXOX AS» t'OMPASY, - GOLDEN CANISTER, 25, HIGH STREET, „ „ Maidstone. N. B.—Upward, of four hundred Tea Cheat, for Sale WBlerlngbary and Xcrew.rth, la Kent. Tkt BroomtcrnJ't Ettatt and other property adjoining, in ...
... streets unemployed, wretched in themselves, deceived all their golden promises, and the laughing stock of their fellow laborers. u Whipcord remarks that the son of Abraham the late Maidstone election was troubled with extreme short memory, haring promised ...
... Trustees, JOHN MONCKTON, Solicitor. Maidstone, 16th Feb., 1835. Hot ice is Hereby Ulten, THAT if any Person, from the date hereof, yire Credit to Wife. SOPHIA HONEY, late of MAIDSTONE- Kent. and now of CHATHAM, in Kent, I will not be napoo, •ible for the ...
... Farmers’Nailed Half Boots 10 6 Ladies’ best fancy colored lace Boots 0 Do. best Dutch black double-sole lace Boots. .066 Best lasting slippers 9 Inferior ditto 2s. 6d. to 0 0 A choice of Children’s and young Ladies plain and colored Boots and all other ...
... under: £ d. Gentlemen’s best Wellington Boots 10 0 Good useful do 018 0 Best Calf Bluchers 0 9 Farmers* Nailed Half Boots 0 10 6 Ladies’best fancy-colored lace Boots 0 Do. best Dutch black double-sole lace Boots. 0 6 Best lasting slippers. 9 Inferior ...
... successful. He was in private life a kind hearted benevolent man. Mr. Richard Wedd, surgeon, of Maidstone, gave similar testimony, did also Mr. Parton, miller, of Maidstone, who had lived at Horsmonden, and the Rev. Mr. Lemon, resident clergyman of Brenchley. ...
... —Chocolate and Cocoa, Is. 2d. per pound.—Spices and refined Sugars at-trifling advance on cost. AMH COM PAM V, GOLDEN CANISTER, 25, HIGH STREET, MAIDSTONE. N.B.—A liberal allowance to Families, Innkeepers, and Shops, taking quantity. ~ SHEEP AMH i'ATTEE jTAXR ...