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... Cbocka foraprona, at pet yard Twill Colton (unbleachod). for lining, per yard Strong Hessiana for .beets, per yard BOOTS AND SHOES. Mao’, half Boot., Noa. Sto 9, at per dor. part. Boy.’ ditto Nos. 4, at Women’s ditto Nos. (>. Girls’ ditto Nos. 10 to 3. at ditto ...
... December, 1838:- Maidstone »*,OOO Kent Herald.. Maidstone Journal Kentish Kentish Obserrer Greenwich Gaz«tt« Dover Telegraph ’• Dover Chronicle ,auu West Kent Guardian .»«»»r TO COttfIESTONDKKTS, The suggestion of public bath in ...
... proper. order of the Board, . WILLIAM JAMES, Clerk. Maidstone, Sqtt. 9th, 1839. All persons having claims on the above Union are requested to forward the same to Mr. William Jamas, Stonestreet. Maidstone, on or before the 3rd day of October instant, in order ...
... THE HARVEST. Maidstone.— We regret to .Ule that « great deal of wheat remains out, much of which uncut. That, how ever, wno i hue been housed has been got in in very good condition. Wal. are nearly ’all carried ; barley has also been carried I °d order ...
... and extensive outbuildings. This estate delightfully eituate. at Sandbag, on.mile and half from Maidstone, end near lb. lutoplke-road leading from Maidstone to Rochester. The surrounding landscape scenery *f the richest da- •cription. . The whole i* in ...
... High-street, aged 31 rears, deeply regretted by her husbaad aad family. April 6, Maidstone, aged 6 years aad half, Amelia, daughter of Mr. Birchall, pipe-maker, April 9, Maidstone, Sarah Ann, daughter of Mr. W. Millingchamp. aged years and 7 month*. April ...
... ditto Trowsers, ditto Men’s Flashing Coats, Nos. 3 to Men’s half Boots, specked & nailed. Nos. 9at per pair Youths’ ditto ditto Nos. Ito 4 ditto Boys’ ditto ditto Nos. 10 to ditto Women’s Boots grain leather Nos. 3to 6 ditto Girls’ ditto ditto Nos. to ditto ...
... they not only went into a certain boot-maker*s shop, and seized goods of about three or four times the value of the sum demanded, including erpeneei, but that one or two the parlies evinced the greatest anxiety to get boots suilod to their own wear, thus ...
... fcDN»»OAY, In# 17th •fArnii. n«»». time the »«ine will be cfntrKtor undert.be to forward hi. workTng pl.» .n*wflginH\ held boot (without ..pence to the landowner.) to the Tithe Cnmmis.ioner!, in order that the 11.11 me? be le.ted and reeled the Commueionera ...
... bail-. bera for Soulli ; Mr. AUlerinmi Lucaa ; C. G. Wbttlaier, Eaq.. Chairman of the Weal Kent committee «f fruit grower* ; R. Franeia, E»q.. Clmirrann of the E«at Kent committee of fruit growera; Thomaa .loller, Eaq.. Cl.airman of the commmae London fruit ...
... ditto ditto Trowaere. ditto Men’s Flushing Coats, Nos. 3 Men’s half Boots, specked nailed. Nos. sto 9at per pair Youths’ ditto ditto Nos. Ito ditto Boys’ ditto ditto Nos. to Women’s Boots grain leather Nos. 3to t> Girls’ ditto ditto Nos. 10 to 13 d.to Ditto ...
... of Kents,” •• Mid Kents,” ” East Kents,” and West Kents.” The Weald hops consisted of those grown between the northeast boundary Sussex and the foot of the rag-stone bills. The Mid Kents, north of the Weald and sonth of chalkhills the East ...