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... ; and by the establish: ed Licensed Medicine throughout t he three kingdoms. Acents for the Count y of Kent :— Messrs. Jares and Argles, c! MAIDSTONE coco Mr. Henry Marsball, perfum Mr. George Smith, chemist Mr. Edward Wimble, chemi Mr. Francis Brothers ...
... Dorrell, Bermondsey-street, Southwark, grocer BANKRUPTs, James Everett Storey, Manchester, bookseller William Scoons, Maidstone, Kent, innkeeper William Hand, Endon, Staffordshire, tanner ...
... Castings for machinery executed with ality and from the best material. —— Waterside, Maidstone, July 30th, 1838. GOLDEN CANISTER, ALL Ne, nage- barac- HIGH STREET, MAIDSTON E. UNPOWDER TEA . formerly 12s. now 7 103s. now ¢ 1. BW Rich Hyson 8s. now 5 Superior ...
... 26 PAIRS of BOOTS for the u | Police, are to send in sealed teuders to the Yecember, 1828. | addressed “ To the Watch Committee of t stone,” marked Tender for Boots” on or oat 5 ee 7 oh Epi 2. Se es vners Within the | Court Keeper. of Kent.—And IT, The ...
... county of Kent; and late of Lu ton, near Chatham, in eounty of Kent, a Pensioner in her Majesty's Royal } STEPHEN HARRIS, formerly of Chilham. in th of Kent, Farmer ; and late of the same place, Laborer EDWARD CONSTABLE, formerly of Maidston then of Boxlev ...
... WILDES, Deputy Clerk of the Peace for Kent. Maidstone, 2~>th December, 1837. EAST KENT QUARTER SESSION. NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN, ttext GENERAL QUARTER SESSION of the PEACE for the *v?' Eastern Division of the County Kent, «i will be holden at the Sessions House ...
... St. Laurence, to Miss Sarah. Emptage. ------, at Chatham, Mr. Wm. Brook, cabinet-maker, of Maidstone, to Miss Mary Taylor, of Strood. ------, Mr. Cornell, boot-maker, Rochester, to Mrs. George Stronghill. Feb. 17, at Sandwich, Mr. H. Marcrow, to Miss ...
... GLOVES, LACE. RIDRONS, BOOTS AND SHOES, § AT DOUGLAS MOODIE’S, each District, and d surgical attend- 93 ’ i | Paupers residing Opposite the Joint Steck Bank, Linge OUG I. AS MOODIE begs leave to apprize the Inhabitants of Maidstone and its Vicinity, tha ...
... Mr. W. of the Committee ; MAIDSTONE. Mr. W. BOOTH, ort which she has e YOUNG GEN- THEIR . ARNOT TONE. . MERRITT. OLMER. SWAN INN ORIGINAL COACH OF RICE, High-Street, Maidstone. —— following LONDON COACHES start as usual, | Kent. v1Z.i— Morniug 6, 8, and ...
... Solicitor, Week-street; Mr. Tootkll. Auctioneer, Ifigh-slreet, Maidstone. MAIDSTONE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BW JAMES FILEKOW, On Tkiiiisdav, tlie 27tli day of DioiiMiitn, 18.S8, at tho But). Inn, Maidstone, at Three o'clock in the afternoon, by order of the surviving ...
... use of ibe Maidstone Police, are send in sealed Tenders (o the Town-clerk’s Office, addressed *»To tlie Watch Comaitte of the Borough Maidstone,” marked Tender for Bools,” on or before Monday, the Ith day of Decksiber instant. Pattern Boots may be seen ...
... Prunello stout double sole Boots, lined with Wool, Flannel and Fur; also the much-esteemed Pilot and Harrington Cloth Carriage Boots. quantity of Carpet, Velvet, and Venetian Slippers, lined with Fur. Children's cloth and Snow Boots. The celebrity enjoyed ...