Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... MAIDSTONE GAZETTE AND KENTISH OOtfRIEU Hop Intolliffeueu. Maidstone. —The few fine days of last week have invigorated the energies and raised the spirits of both planters and pickers, and as all available bands are now being put on. it is calculated (but ...
... MAIDSTONE GAZETTE AND KENTISH COURIER- dFairair’iat (ffiaiilte. Under this head is our inUsution to wive a scries of agricul tural articles, principally compiled from the best authorities, and comprising the most recent improvcmenU, each applying to, ...
... MAIDSTONE AMATEUR HARMONIC SOCIETY. The first concert for the present season was given at the Corn Exchange on Wednesday evening last, and displayed the resources of this talented society, increased rather than diminished since its last meetings. Mr. ...
... Norris ring Mr Joseph Gates Gt Berkhamps Mr C Lambert KENT Ashford Mr Tunbridge Biddenden Mr Tolhurst Deal Mr Underwood Dovor Mr Williams Gravesend Mr Couvcs Hythe Tiffen Lamberhurst Mr Boorman Maidstone Mr Margate Mr Carter Ramsgate Mr Hurst Rochester Mr ...
... this morning at from £225,000 to £230,000. Per cwt. East Kent, pockets. 4115 to 5 10 Ditto, in bags . .. 4 s to 5 0 Mid Kent, in pockets 4 10 to 5 5 Ditto in bags .. 4 0 to 4 15 Weald of Kent, in pockets 4 0 to 5 0 Ditto, in bags 0 0 to 0 0 Sussex ...
... Jarvia ilium, of Reading, gauger —Reading Joy Alfred, of Chichester, watchmaker—Chichester King Benjamin, of Milton, Kent, pilot—Maidstone Laycock Jonas, of Settle, labourer—York Leggett John, of Sheffield, butcher and type founder—Sheffield John, of Broomhill ...
... 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 ...
... 9, HIGH-STREET, MAIDSTONE, oi'Cosrrß the star motel. MICHAEL A. JESSEL, in returning his grateful thanks to his Friends, the Inhabitants, and Public in general, for the kind support he has received since commencing business Maidstone, begs leave most ...
... plumbers and glaziers. C. Batkin and G. W. Selby, Foster lane, fringe manufacturers.. J. B. L. Farrant and G. Spearing, Maidstone, Kent, ironmongers. J. Williamson and H. Draper, Oxford street, brewers. R. Palmer and Co., Stokesley, Yorkshire, attornies ...
... 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 ...
... William, of Ittadiug, gau.. s er—Reafing Joy Allred, of Chichester, watchniaker—Chichefm r King Benjamin, of Milton. Kent, pilot—Maidstone La)cock Jonas, of Settle. labourer—York Legtiett John. of Sheffield, butcher and type founder—Sheffield Mail ititt ...
... attempt to apprehend them, an express was seat off for military assistance from Maidstone, and the fellwws proceeded on their route. A detachment was sent from Maidstone, and brought them back from Faraingham. They have since been tried by a court-martial ...