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... l£d.; for Children, each. May be had of most Stationers and Chemists the United Kingdom, Sold by Mares, Argles, and Duke, Maidstone. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND GRAZIERS. GROWTH OF WOOL. ONE POUND OF WOOL MAY BE HAD FOR ONE PENNY BY USING FRENCH’S CONCENTRATED ...
... incurred by any town requiring tlie ad* antages of the Heal tit Towns Act. METEOROLOGICAL TABL] SOCII OF THE KENT NATURAL HISTORY IT, MAIDSTONE. BAUOM. HYOROMETER. THERMOMETER. I I Dew [Moist- Sun. Shade. Grass, wind. n.ra. Temp. point, ure.* Max. Max ...
... CROYDON. WELLINGTON BOOTS of the first style and superior workmanship, made to measure at Guinea a pair. Gentlemen’s Top Bools, Two Guineas. Grooms’ ditto, £1 IBs. Hunting Bools ofevery description. Ladies’ French and English Boots and Shoes, American ...
... not in ll -fse of matrimonial mirery might then be JO*, ?,o-.rii-orie cause ,i ie succeeded !« our land.a”' 1 ' l,e iri, of ,golden time .-CTronrofc. ' ' il '' lSrh»rdy, v,s , n Mao P h .-od decidedly the best extant It-e** 1 the tree' 1 * °» • * Tb subject ...
... Newbon, Esq., Solicitor, Gravesend ; Gazette Journal Offlees, Rochester and Maidstone ; Bull, Dartford ; and of the Auctioneer, 188, Parroek-streel, Gravesend. GRAVESEND, KENT. A SECURE FREEHOLD INVESTMENT. CHARLES JOHNSON IS instructed by the Proprietor ...
... stood over from the last d'sizcs. The misdomoauor imput* d the defendant was. that uj on the itearing of a plaint in the West Kent County Court, at Hartford, before Mr. Espioasse, the judge of that court, he had committed wil ul and corrupt perjury. appeared ...
... , and pron the growth ot wool. “T remain, Sir, respectfully yours, “D. JACKSON, “Mr. French, Chemist, Chatham.’’ “Smarden, Kent, May 15th, 1850. \ “Rir,—In answer te your note inquiring your opinion of the service Ar. h’s dippn ” comporition bas beew ...
... employed. It of the defence would be almost demonstrah-d. oI miles from Loose through Maidstone t ...
... sw eeping ano found the missing spoons, ld lodge ang John Muddle found a pair of boots (produced distance from the house. ) at Yardy’ Alfred Barber identified the boots produced, by as Mall fay inside one of them, as some he had made for the Prisoner ...
... ve prices. OBSERVE! 112, STONE STREET, (Next to the White Lion Inn,) and at the Golden Canister Wholesale and Retail Tea and Coffee Warehouse, 104, Week Street, Maidstone. N.E —Families supplied at wholesale prices. ...
... Makers use Scuvv Errii’s Botti.es, in order lo pass off tlicir own spurious composition as Sebeppe’i Manufaiture. AGENTS. Maidstone —Mores, Argles,j 7'imsrfr/gc—Wibmer, Fiske, and Duke. Prance, Fardon,| Gower. Taylor, Wimble. Tunbridge Wel/.v—Maddock, Favertbam ...
... in a few minutes after the doors were opened. understand that considerable number of persons from Canterbury had slept iu Maidstone on the preceding night, in order be present the commencement of the case. Thomas Saker, 33, was Indicted for a felonious ...