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... Working Claencs of Kent! t! important to Farmer*. THE Tory quick and certain effect with which diseases of the Stomach and Bowels are cured hv VujJ'i Farmer v Friend is such, that respectable Farmers all parts of this kingdom, declare, that they do not ...
... » LAD, about 14, clean Boots and make hloiMlf generally u«rfiil. Apply IWe day «t the Dolphin Wine-raalle. Tonbridge street. King ■-crora. TO WINE-MERCHANTS. BREWERS, and BROKERS,—A yonng MAN «nd WIFE, telthont any Incnm. brance whatever, are deairous ...
... very desirable Opportunity to Parties Furnishing Leeds, May 19th, 1838. i * NEW BOOT AND SflQB jsVAEEHOUSE. HALLAM, EDEN, and CLARK, Ladies'- «ad.-!GrENTLEMEN's Wholesale Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, NORTHAMPTON and STAMFORD, most respectfully inform the ...
... ami are always sought after hv the Merchant, being chiefly Golding*, and produced from some of the best soil for Hops in M'H Kent. Also RKSIOKNCE, in the parish of Loose, rontainins 12 room*, Garden and water. For particulars apply (it t-v !••t•pr. post-paid) ...
... by every person that has seen if, to the handsomest piece lharthiug in the county it is the ork of a labourer residing .Maidstone. We suggest the pier authorities the necessity of some belter arrangement for the bringing up the luggvge of those passengeri ...
... of the Auctioneer, High-tireet. Rocheiter AGENTS FOR MAIDSTONE, Anthony Hunt Aon.. U-neriAl Wcrrhnnl.. THE MAIDSTONE JOURNAL. A’/VjE FOR THE HESTERS DIVtSIOS OF THE COUSTY OF REST. near Orme'jend, Kent. valuable and truly desirable freehold BUILDING LAND ...
... mine, like this niipolishen si exist moment, fade, ami lorgol. HENRY F. LOTT. 21 •7 EXCLUSIVE DEALING IN MAIDSTONE. To the Editor of the Maidstone Gazette. Nothing that has recently apiieareil in the Journal has, I believe created general 'feeling of disgust ...
... Chief Comusimicesu, Sussex, at Horsham. July 7 Kest, at Dorm. July 11 .gt):1 At the city of bury. July 12 r.mni 0 I Kent. at Maidstone. 301 y 13 Hertfordshire. at Hertford, Aug. 13 Ilucktaghamshire, at Aylesbuty, Aug. I& ' • • MIDLAND CIRCUIT. J. G. Harris ...
... planters, and will presented Mr. T. L. Hodges. Borough, Max 14.—N0 alteration in our hop market this week. TUtt OES OF THE MAIDSTONE TOUIES. g..h .mI. TW* •• •»• ~ tba person who ongagtd at the Mr. William j, e;n M) it duorout to amlearor to introl ...
... tiiat had made their escape from the yard of Mr. Ailenby, taniir. Three of the sheep belonged Mr. Harvey, landlord of the Golden Kagle, St. Botolph's, (in whose paddock they were placed,) and thirteen to drover whose name we could not learn. On Tuesday ...
... Waterloo road, Lambeth; Mr. Oldfield, Castle-street. Borough; Mr. Pallett, Woolwich; Mr. Palmer, Oxford-street; Mr. Plant, 0»d Kent-roadj Mr. Pope, Leicester-street, Regent-street; Mr. RorNCB, Hanover-stalrs,. Rotherhithe; Mr. Sanders, Little Bridge-street ...
... those Gentlemen who have kindly undertaken the Offica.of Stewards. Mr. BENJAMIN SOUTHALL, TRUSTIES. Mr. Henry England, Old Kent-road; Mr. William Wlndover, Earl. Street, Lisson-grove j Mr. Thomas Gilson, Nos. sand 6, Bucklersbury; Mr. Henry Toorabo, No ...