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... West Kent. On Tuesday afternoon Mr. William Gimon, grocer High-street, Chatham, being in liis parlour, observed woman in bis shop, and before he could tret there she bad gone into the street, where followed her, and found she bad stolen two pieces of ...
... MAIDSTONE GAZETTE AND KENTISH COURIER lion of l ke Amerioan properly speaks of the “noble” »nd gallant manner which American cilirens 1 were r'ealt w 'th according to the usages of war 1 (amongst savages) and American pro|ierty destroyed. Proving himself ...
... the golden canister tea establishment. ak Utah Street, Jlnidstoite. A DIXON and COMPANY first made themselves Inown to the ' ' lab, r^fSt FIVE YEARS having now “' . not„l| ow the present Season to pass without again returning their MAIDSTONE, and ...
... 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 ...
... l«lk February. 1838. golden canister tea establishment, 25, High Street, Maidstone. , 1 .Ini-n DIXON and COMPANY first made themselves knon-n to the Inhabitant* FIVE YEARS having now l t0 3 without rcturninpr the.r warmest MAIDSTONE. ,t8 ; to reJve and ...
... roadlill ivawitei'- Snow Boots, Shooting, Boots proof. 'a better anld Shiiis. 'toutls's Boots, crtide 110t to Walking. and 1Dress Slices o1' li fettlelil at every description equal to cel pive . 6 Ii bespoke~, tli~t lTHE RED BOOT, 16,NoRTH-STREET, LU LHAM ...
... Gent.'sClunip Boots,Galoshes, roughly water- Snow Boots, Shooting Boots proof, a better and Shoes. Youth's Boots, article not to Walking and Dress Shoes of be found at every description equal to any ?? 6 6 bespoke. OBSERVE! THE RED BOOT, 165 ...
... R. Walker, Esq., a Magistrate.-Mr. A. INMlntyre, aged 65, No, :3, Silver-street, Golden-square, cured of gutta serena.-1. Liston, Esq., Mla- rino Library, Rarnsgate, Kent, cured of cataract and deafniess. -Mrs. Burberow, cured while at Jamaica of gutta ...