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... MAIDSTONE STEEPLE CHASE. A correspondent of the Maidstone Journal, says:— •* I bate been favoured with a view of tbe line of country narked out for »lec|dr cbvM-s on the Otb .March, b»-ir 10 inform your readns tb«t by takins on Galley Downs or any t>l ...
... the filing of the Schedule of JAMES SCHOOLING, formerly Marshall-street, Golden-square, Mid-dl-acx ; then of High-street, Dartford, Kent; then of 102, Great Titchfield-street, boot and shoe maker; then of 29, Foley-street ; then of 21, Windmill-street; ...
... observations Mr. Harryman said, before I ait down, gentlemen. 1 have one word to •ay to tbe inhabitants of .Maidstone. In the last number of the Maidstone Cavite tbe following paragraph’* A meeltnx will held favor of the corn laws at the Town hall on inotnius ...
... at Maidstone, the wife of T. Frauklyn, esq. aged 40. June 4, Lucinda, wife of the Rev. J. Burrill, rector of Bronghton Sudley, Nottinghamshire, and mother of Mr. Burrill, Chatham. , aged 25, Susannah, wife of Mr. E. Skinner, bootmaker, Maidstone. June ...
... his boots that morning, had maliciously mixed with the blacking quantity of good old porter, which had thorcmghly intoxicated liis boots.â The explanation of course satisfed every body, and the victim became very mtich enamoured of both the boots and ...
... Church Missionary Society for the southern Distnct. Service to commence inthe Morning at half-past Ten, and ;>C of the EAST KENT CHURCH MISSIONARY ASSOCTATION will be . ~ . iLiniM.l. ONCI-RT Room, on The Rev. S. W. Hanna and the Rev. W. D. fcirtH will ...
... 22 • Kent at Dover, Wednesday, Oct. 23; at the Citv’of Canter-' bury, Oct. 24 ; and at Maidstone Oct. 25.—Before J. G. Harris, esq. Commissioner of the Midland Circuit, for Essex, at Chelmsford, Tuesday, Oct. 29; and at Colchester, Oct. 30. Kent Fire ...
... —PRICES OF HOPS. BAGS. E. Kent, 1838, 115s 167s ; 1837, —sa —s; 1836, 355a56§ Mid.Kent, 80s a ; 70s 90s ; 35s a POCKETS. E. Kent, 1838, a 195s ; 1837, 75s ; 1836, 40s a 70s Mid. Kent, a ; 70s a 75s ; 3Ss a 60s Weald of Kent, 75s a 925; 66s a ...
... merchants, June 25, July 26, at the Commissioners’-rooms, Manchester. Makiason and Sanders, Elm-court, Middle Temple. KENT FIRE AND UNITED KENT LIFE AND ANNUITY INSTITUTIONS. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGS of the SHARE. HOLDERS of the above ImtlMitions will hol ...
... lor the Eastern Division of the Countv of Kent, THE KENTISH FAUM'ER and GRAZIER'S JOl RNAL : being a simple, but complete. Account Book for the whole year; particularly adapted to the customs of the County Kent, and so ana need ns to afford every facility ...
... they are generally of gold or silver larc, and fall the neck from amongst golden pins, with recioos stoot * : garlaods and wreaths are gem-rally twioed in the plats behind Golden acorns, poignards. and oth ...
... perpetual commissioners for taking acknowledgments of deeds by married women, for the county of Kent, in addition to the former appointments: —Richard Hart, Maidstone; Frank Fetlier Dally, ditto; John Monckton, ditto ; David Tanner Sweetlove, Lenham ; George ...