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... **mpts having been mode imtiau g purious article* TEAS WELL BUCUIIT ABE HALE SOLD. FpHE PROPRIETORS the GOLDEN CANISTER, I *5, HIGH-STREEF. MAIDSTONE, announce to their Friends and the Public generally, that they have received, DIRECT FROM CHINA, ot Cntsis ...
... 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 ...
... Morris, Surveyors and Estate Agents. Maidstone. CLOTHIERS, SHOPKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. MAIDSTONE. TO B£ ACCTIOS, It. Williams, Oa Wednesday, the 6tb day of May, 1835, and following day, on the Premises, Gabriel's Hill, Maidstone. ALL the STOCK IN TRADE and EFFECTS ...
... that any tradesman can live selling goods at HALF-PRICE. * N. B.—Boots and Shoes of description made measure and Goods sent for approval to all parts of the town. OBSERVE!—THE NEW GOLDEN BOOT. No. 19, NORTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE NEW ROAD. Pursuant to the ...
... 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* ...
... are by no means anxious sellers.—Present prices : East Kent Pockets, from sf. 12*. to 7/. ; Bags, 5/. 12*. to 61. 10*.; Mid Kent Pockets, sf. to 61. ti*.; Bags, \l. 10*. to 5/. 10*.; Weald of Kent Pockets, 4/. 10*. to 51.10*.; Sussex ditto. 4/. 10*. to ...
... AND EAST INDIA AND COLONIAL CHRONICLE. JARVIS’S INDIA RUBBER WATER. PROOF POLISH for Boots, Harness, and Cab Heads; it is the only preparation that resists wet; and polishes Leather by only applying it with a Sponge. “We particularly recommend Jarvis’s ...
... chronicled in heaven, flute God shall hear that prostrate mother's prayer, Aud bid his angel, Mercy, blot it out. Maidstone, T. MERRITT. * wBNCB (in Kent) a re four ways meet awd cross each other—Bailey, (Selected.) SONGS FOR THE PEOPLE. A TORY’S LSMtNT FOR THE ...
... ever the fingers, and the thumb the value ef tbe produce; and hence base arisen the * Worth miller'* thumb,' 4 An miller bath golden thumb,'—in reference the amount of the profit that is the reward bis skill. By this incessant action of the miller's thumb ...
... Em»r.ld. * t FASHIOMABLE CHKOaiCl.r. The Duchess of Kent and the Prince*. Victoria ban been sla.ini, durin. the Emi Su.. Horn ?• «ted Park, viait the Earl Lioerp'io. On Tuesday the Duchess of Kent and the PHnmt Victoria were the ceremony larino the ...
... GERTIFICATES.--MAY 15. J. Goodburn, Brighton-place, New Kent-road, silversmith—J. Eades and IV. Bearley, Birmingham, chemists— E. Knape, IValsoken, Norfolk, cattle-salesmaa—J. Cranley, Kingston-upon-Hull, upholsterer—W. 0. Attree, Newbury, Berkshire, ...
... Oswestry, Shropshire, May 9, at the Cross Keys Inn, Oswestry. JAMES, W., Brighton, grocer, June ,2.5, at the Town Hall, Brighton. KENT, w., Plymouth, brewer, May 12, at the King's Arms, Ply- FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, APRIL, 17, AND TUESDAY, APRIL 21 ...