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... MAIDSTONE fU7.RTTE AND KENTISH_COUIHEB. The arrangements for the admission view the Tower, armouries, &c. at the reduced charges, is announced, will be complete on the Ist of the ensuing month. 'Hie Scots Greys arc to hear the figure of Trench eagle on ...
... A Cerent Having. THE Public are respectfully informed that at RANDALL’S GENERAL BOOT and SHOE MANUFACTORY, opposite the Ship, Gabbiri. Him., Maidstone, Assortment of hi. bc.t made Goods are constantly retailing exceedingly moderate prices, with the view ...
... cordially they responded to it. Mr. Hills, of Maidstone, at the request of the chairman, rose on his seat, and gave the signal for the cheers, by which tht toast was subsequently saluted, in the West Kent style, wit!!' most excellent effect, shaking the ...
... either of the Churchtvardeus. Maidstone, April 9th, 1838. Kioatf Yf.sxERDAV, in Maidstone, A Large White and Yellnic SETTER PUPPY, with a lonir tall; answers the name of Slop. Whoever will bring him to the Bull lua. Maidstone, shall I Rewarded. Wanted, Bv ...
... authorised Agent of the . Right Hon! WILLIAM Earl 'of RADNOR, the Tithe Owner within the parish of FOLKESTONE, in the county of Kent, whose interest not less than one-fourth part of the whole the Tithes of the said parish, do by th s Notice, under hand, call ...
... to treat for the purchase, apply (if letter, post paid) to Mr. Rich Jones, Standford ; or to Mr. Sedgwick, Solicitor, Hythe. KENT. Capital FREEHOLD RESIDENCE ORCHARDS, NEAR SITTINGBOURNE, TO SOLD BY AUCTIO N, By Mr. J. JORDAN, AT the Rose Inn,SITTINGBOURNE ...
... gentlemen to pass a few yards beyond the place they were king in ambush be. tore they fired. Mr. Wry land was subsequently reed to Golden, but serious apprehensions are eider. tained for his recovery. as the had not been extracted *hen our informant wrote,and ...
... the of February, pair of boot shoes, property of Mr. Rlsckley, of M. Alpbage—Six weeks' imprisonment. Merab, 50, for having assaulted bis wife, was discharged. On Wednesday last, J. Uaborne, laboring man was committed to Maidstone, on coroner’s Inque*. before ...
... exhalations of a t ,y- The doctor says, and not too boldly, that he 4 ezei te a ke the same doses a hundred times over.—Maidstone 4 ° NATION PROCESSION.—At the coronation of the fa t b queens of England for more than four centuries, and th a ek as the ...
... It. Walker, Esq., a Magistrate.-Mr. A. M'hityre, aged 65, No. 3, Silver-street, Golden-square, cured of gotta serena.-H-. Liston, Esqi., Mla- rine Library, Ranmsgate, Kent, cured of cataract and deafness. -Avlrs. Burberow, cured while at Jamaica of gutta ...
... apprariii use pihrul and ho • preiheano sit lii which Ilit. indiscretion of these Iris-aid's s.a, 0:11114.111) b us .. It w boot last year that lie sgme farliusi wpreall I of argil 1i • 1111. to a quest is Is n all their rireirls nil lom. 111111 1.1 for ...
... Abingdon, H. Nye, iun bookseller. 7 and 8. Grosvenor Road. Tunbndge Weill • Thomas Griffiths, tea dealer. 10, Earl Street. Maidstone ; G. H. Davidson.Victoria Reading Rooms, oe the Sands, Ramsgate ; Thomas Fursey, bookseller. Soutb Street. Gieat Torrington ...