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... Prince Edward's Island, merchants. W. P. Waanory, Westerham, Kent, grocer. A. S. AusTex, Mortimer-street, Cavendish-square, ship broker. W. S. WeLLs, Hertford, butcher. T. Tomeso v, Maidstone, builder. J. Havwamrp, Wa:wick and Milverton, Warwickshire, ...
... r Tick Oats, nor BOOTS AND sSHOES. Wholesale, Retail, and for Exportation. MESSRS. CHtAPMAN & WILLIS, Two doors from the County Court, and at. Marine Town. .. WHOLESALE ITRANSLATORS, graenel l;uy;r.« to any amount of NEW & OLD BOOTS & SHOES, for which ...
... excellencies may be secured by purchasing or ordering your BOOTS AND SHOES FRANCIS BEAL, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, JAMES STREET, MARINE TOWN. B 3 Repairs promptly sxecuted. RAINHAM, NEAR SITTINGBOURNE, KENT. MR. WHITTINGHAM, HAS reccived instructions to SELL BY ...
... The sufleror was conveyed to the Armstrong Gun Tavern, Plumstead, where she was promptly attended by Dr. Allinson. i MAIDSTONE. West KENt QUARTER SEssioNs.—The Lent inter mediate Sessisons for the western division of the County, was opened at the Court ...
... KENT LENT ASSIZES. The commissions for these Assizes was ooy ! Maidstone on Monday, by Mr. Justice Wightma,, l Lordship arrived privately in the evening of Boty and was the guest of Lady Mansel, at Wrothan, ' CROWN COURT.—MONDAY, The business of the ...
... Service Examination, vice Hanbury resigned. Dearn or HEr RovaL Hicuxess THE DucHEss OF KENT.—In consequence of the lamented death of Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent the flags of the ships in sheerness harbolir, were hoisted half-mast high, ROCHESTER ...
... James Wilson, at Sheerness, on the 13th March.—Acquitted. MAIDSTONE EASTER QUARTER SESSIONS. These Sessions, commenced on Thursday morning at half-past Ten o’clock at the Sessions House, Maidstone, before the Chairman, Gathorne Hardy, Esq. The number of ...
... nothing but the results of a drunken “frolic.” He also sald that when he was trying the goloshes on, he had taken off his boots and was about to leave them, and, seeing they were of more value than the goloshes, he contended that the “ joke* he had p ...
... accompanied the formances during Town, DENS,— Another is announced to n Monday, when mired display of ‘cumference, will of the 4th Kent cn the scene and ified by dancing ments; and last description will my *mine host ” I enable him to ey may require tment. Shoula ...
... equally excellent stories form a portion of the work, the whole being enhanced by well-selected poetical contributions, * golden ” extracts, reccipts and - “notices to Correspondents.” As a family journal it i quite equal to, il not superior to many of ...
... permitted to be made to the Rev. G. M. Gould, Head Master of Maidstone Grammar School, the Rev. W, Burkitt, Leeds, Kent, and Walter B. Gilbert, Esq., Mus,, Bac, Oxon, Kingsley ITouse, Maidstone. The next quarter will commence July 26th, Terms on application ...
... Orchard-street, Maidstone, was charged with obtaining two pairs of boots by false pretences, from Messrs. Bentlif and Son, High-street, on the previous Saturday. It appeared that prisoner went to prosecutor’s, and asked for four pairs of boots, 3rd size, with ...