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... Maidstone and Kent County Standard, Tunbrid , Wisvaer Tuarirervive Suaveis. - Servicss b Wmd;‘-wdh“n: T 00'-\-!-1-0-1.,\.:.--\- preachers were the Rev. Walter Sackett, of mmh&wmn« J. J. # Twells, Maidstone : _in the . The chapel had been I:?—fl&mdy displayed ...
... Maidstone and Kent County Standard, Tunbridge W ells mu,—Ahofls-'fl-m-l Q?&flwhh. on Wednesday evening, between the Church lustitute and '*hghz twams, resulting in o victory h,'l-w. home tesm being within one of game. - sooTe »hw@m.qmwrwm. The teams were ...
... THE MAIDSTONE AND MID KENT CONSERVATIVE CLUB VISIT OF SIR STAFFORD NORTHCOTE Maidetons was hovoured, on Satarday, with a visit by the leader of the Conservative party in the Honee ol Commons, Sir Stafford Northeote; and the Conservatives of the boroagh ...
... Maidstone and Kent County Standard, Tunbridge Wells Standard, and Southborough and Tonb The record was agresd to, and Mr. H. How g:nhry) and Mr. Winter (Manager) replied. : w“umymunprlymm fipnnu&muumt consumed, and he Wvflmmumwumumm.m houses w had remained ...
... , what boots he was wearing. The defendant reg!i-d . Y-.lh-n.;-n«“hg Asylum boots on. he took off his feet and gave to witnesa. mwu-:mdv.aumm. They were marked * Kent County tic Asylum.” - Each durge' .un:dnt bad l'::m in whish be kept boots for patients ...
... 3 Maidstone and Kent County Standard, Tunbridge W ells Standard, and Sdfitfibo’fough and Tonbridge Journal, October 24:{1884. 7 |+ MAIDSTONE LOCAL BOARD. submitted to the Board was an oversight, and apologusing for this. A!d-—nsruc thought that, under these ...
... Bnom & Rm, Boot Mahkers, 67, BANK STREET, i MAIDSTONE. . Any person VALUE for their w.mauuon- g EHAND-SEWN BOOTS. They will wear twice as long as those sellers. the damp, are easy to wear, and repair much better, A TRIAL SOLICITED. ! Repairing in all ...
... hich ldor‘-;thb-dbdog(}a-‘ry in w m;l!-lmudpmmwlhah' the Royal West Kent,” * to Captain Cummings” ; Success to Lieut. Dauiell and Colour- Sergeant Miller” ; “'“:v:fi &c. The West Kent Regiment artists of no n-ltlill.ilvo-yifi- from the frescoes which adorned ...
... “ Surrey ” down the river, and when they landed witness saw two sea boots in it. William Meek deposed to seeing Lingsey and Wheeler rowing in the boat. There were a pair of sea boots in the boat. When they landed the two went and spoke to the other two ...
... years, with much success.—Yours truly, J. Paine. MANUFACTORY — THE OLD GOLDEN MORTAR, 293, HIGH STREET, CHATHAM. / SPECTAL AGENTS ~ARGLES, SON, and STONHAM, CORFE, SIMPSON, Maidstone. E. ROOKE, Sittingbourne. PERRY, Gravesend, FRENCH’S TEETHING POWDERS ...
... MAIDSTONE POLICE COURT. SBATORDAY.—Before the IT C. . Long, 3).'.“. ,and D, W&hfi.&q | %fl.m up onremand, with a assault on I“I?:. in the Roval West Kent Regiment. plainant ‘said on aum-'r he saw prisoner at the bottom of Bt. Faith-street, in n- B e iainast) ...
... Frost (lhiddou). r G. Bunyard; cot flowers, Mr Davis (Maidstone cemetery), Mr Goddard, Mr G. B-ngud; fruits, F. Sendumore, Ksq, (Manor House, Maidstone), A. Killick, Kaq, ), E. Amies Eaq, (Maidstone), Mr E&{OM (w'(!n ‘; e B.:; :ykhn. (hlt' Satton), Mr ...