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... ntlv great portion will small, c jpround™ done coaaiderahle injury. Duty called upon the r recent higl.»inda. Mid-Kent 1 .he Weald „ Kent last year's growth hare advanced full Oa. per cwi„'and the old duty fallen to £ 50.00P- TOWN-COUNCI A report of H ...
... KENTISH COURIER. MAIDSTONE GAZETTE AND At the conference just concluded at Bristol, it was del, rmiwnl'to celebrate the l 7o n ,b -.dendn. Theological Inetitution and Miseion-houae. . 1 „fiI,i.rouBTENAV Holers are over, and Now that the trials of withdrawn ...
... i.- rvt i \DVER 1 S E MAIDSTONE JOURNAL ■ .. .uKbam. on Momlay ~ - Sti m-«h Leohlatw'o— , p , act Parlu ,»..«r4, , evening, «h. Hoo« of bring m * pmpPS of . ing the •eiw _ • ; p-taeafed x. W’-HI.tU.A?, rHOMAS P ,1,. . >v,fcatrl .late of ‘•darknea ...
... , Heme Bay, Kent, schoolmaster FRIDAY. August 3. INSOLVK TB. John Green, sen., John, jun., and William Charles, Hayle Mill, and Otham Mills, near Maidstone, Kent, paper manufacturers BANKRUPTS. Join Taylor, little Pultenty street, Golden square, cheesemoig ...
... liooleellers or ; I’titi'ulur’r, Si. Jolm’n i,nne, St. Joltn ■-gnte# W’Pil, . Agent—G. L.NDninoK, Boot-bi.iJcr and I'nper-hMtger, or, We®k-itr»et, Maidstone. TO BUILDERS, STOKEIUSOKS, URICKLAYhI , AND OTHERS. irtliwaj the Malnt I,eon«r«l’», »»«• 11,0 comb ...
... Kentish Gazette has again attained the pre-eminence over its contemporaries as an East Kent advertising medium. The following is the return : KENTISH GAZETTE 19 6! 11 Kent Herald 6 0 Kentish Observer 19 0 Mr. Villiers had yesterday another grand field-day ...
... father, and R. Walker, a magistrate. Mr A. M’lntyre, aged fi.'>,No. 3, Silver-street, Golden-square; enred of Gutta Serena. H. Liston, Esq., Marine Library, Ramsgate, Kent; cured of Cataract and Deafness. Mis Burberow; cured while at Jamaica of Gutta Serena ...
... comjiuted at stlo’). The Kent Ki' « first, •a li**, a'ter some vciy good piav, were ail ''lit fort*/ runs. Ik'iunden scored i.’O. G. Mill' wa* when had 'cored only ten. Tin* howling of A. 1 and Weilsher was excellent; and Kent were put out die second ...
... ou all foreign garden produce. Should this persisted in, oue-half of the county of Kent will ruined, well i.s a great number who live supplying the Loudon markets. —Kent Herald. The Millenium. —A person dressed in tl»e style of the late Sir W. Courtenay ...
... 'rth-day of Most Oracmos Majesty Adelaide, l.er Majesty received cougratulaiory visits Hughey Park, from fur I*oyal the Huchuss Kent, and their Serene and Pritirnsrs ...
... and R. Walker, Esq., a MN'agistrate. Mr. A. M'Intyre, aged 65, No. 3, Silver-street, Golden-square, cued of ?? and deafness. H. Liston, ?? Library, Ramsgate, Kent, cin~ed of cataract and deafness.C Mrs. Burberowv, cureil while at Jamaica of gntta serenia ...
... Walker, Esq., a Magistrate. Mr,. A. M'intyre, aged 65, No.3, Silver-street, Golden-square, cured of gutta serena and deafniess. D 11. Liston, Esq., Marine Library, Ramsgate, Kent, cured of til cataract and deafness. C Mrs. Burberow, cured vwhile at Jamaica ...