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... Surveyors and Land Agants, Week-street, Maidstone. MAIDSTONE. Let, AND ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY, Compact BREWERY, situate in one of principal streets in MAIDSTONE, with good supply water not equalled in Maidstone, and two good pumpe. one as fixed in brewhouae ...
... sc., at Magistrate. Mr. A. MT'lnftvre, aged 6i5, No. :1. Silver-street, Golden-square, cured (If guitit screna. and deafness. Il. Listoni, Esq., Marinc Library, liamengate, Kent, cured~ of cataract and deattiess. MIrs. Burburrnw, cured while at Jamaica ...
... principal inns in the neighbourhood the premises the Auctioneer Bishops Stortford KENT BAYLEY and REEVE Tuesday next October the 9th at the Bever Farm near Ashford Kent order the executor the late G Jemmett Esq deceased entire STOCK of 1000 well-selected ...
... ai halt-(KUI I.—Sundays excepted. The Thllj lie! Morning at 10, Mallin?, 98, Boro’, an.l Golden Cross, Charing Cross, without change Coach ; returns from Golden Cross quarter before 2 o’clock, and 06, Boro’, at quarter-past *2 —Sundays excepted. The Tam ...
... with our dandies are composed of din de laine, a milk chocolate colour, they are half tight, and descend very low upon the boot. Paletots are always in favour ; the most fashionable are composed of black merinos ; and are ornamented with a black cord ...
... doing well, and does not increase in size.— Leeds Intelligencer. Several bakers Were last week convicted the magistrates at Maidstone of selling bread without weighing it. We regret to announce the death of Lord Farnham one of the Irisl Representative Peers ...
... supposed the cheque as presented as the cheque Storr the hand-writing not that gentleman’s -IV liam Farrow: I am boots and porter at the Golden Li' Inn Ipswich In the latter part of July in the afternc between five and six o’clock after the were close a ...
... requested to state, pickers are very much wanted in the weald of Kent, where, in Benenden, Cranbrook, and neighbourhood, some hundreds may have good picking for a fortnight.` Maidstone Gazette. ...
... Strand, was also burnt down. some time but not all; it could not produce iiiflamniation. The rest- I'he poorer inhahitauts of Maidstone hakers 0u lessness of the child might be caused by the inflammation, complained that they were ''£ a , , d L . i|. lam rather ...
... it easily accounted for, from the serious deficiency of Mid-Kent and Farnbam, with also but a moderate quantity of East Kents; while on the other hand, there is large crop of the Weald of Kent and Sussex. FOREIGN FUNDS, HaMatrao, Oct. 2. —Prices of Foreign ...
... Murray, Viscount Torrington, Sir Henry Wheatley, the Hon. W. Temple, and Sir Robert Otway. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, accompanied by the Princess Oldenburgh, Lady Mary Stopford, and La Baronne D'Aretin, rode out in a pony phaeton. Lady Littleton ...
... heght wiwen dess-or trmsof eigt or paspsage si:pty OR SYDNEY DIRECT (to sail on the 10th a F fco~~ the fine bayrque DUCHESS of KENT. Al M.ho tors P1 harden, Rt. H wny, Commander , lying in th, St. Katharine 11 Docks. Has exrelieof accommocdation for passescaorq ...