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... WILLIAM SKINNiit, carpenter, forging or uttering a forged order for four pure of boots, to defraud William Gale, at Tunbridge. JAMES REED. pedlar, receiving two pairs of boots, the property of William Gale, knowing them to have bees stoles at Tunbridge. ...
... KENT WINTER ASSIZES. These assizes were opened M the Sessions House, Maidstone, on Saturday last, before Mr. Justice Care, who was attended by the High Sheriff of the county, R. J. Balaton, Esq. • the under - sheriff, J. B count , and the sheri ff 's ...
... BOOTS AND SHOES. AGRICULTURAL ITEMS. The following were the average prices for Rritish corn during the week emfing May 21st : Wheat, 48s. 1d; barley, 265. od. ; oats, 21s. 3d. The fellowing were the prices for the corresponding week last year: Wheat, 28s ...
... se baribli in the ezooeiecce ot which be bid biro to the West Kent Hoot (cheats). He Wilma o ao rge, with his experience, his tut, ad his knowledge of men and things, won t,' awry the Kent on to enemata , and prosperous issue b oo ed and believed that ...
... ——————— e ———————— ? THE MAIDSTONE INQUIRY.| IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. | THE RATING OF GLASS |HOUSEBRE U PA ( SOUTH’ R When {:'q g.om-i-:lm holding th; r‘l'flqniq W Pulhmen'lt‘. ;;l 0p.0;%e by Royal Commis- ) HOUSES. WATER. into the Maidstone epidemic rose on ay ...
... KENT & SUSSEX CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. Incorporate , ' un der tha Limited ',ad 181'7 &ability Acts of 180. . Car '.0.1 £50,000 i. Powt 12.50'.) Shares of 14 e ach . With lacrosse Paid apt a Application. and £1 upon WI it. l'lte re naiii.ler ...
... Laurance's gleam compared with others, is really surprising. John Woolentt, Rag., V.11.C.5., Founder of the Kent Cuunty Opthalmic Hospital,, Maidstone, writes:— Henry Laurance 's Spectacles have given myself and patients entire satisfaction. Rev. Samuel ...
... Ounbriiine.dnet, Tunbeiilge Well,. Kent. 1.4 WANTED, situation as BUTCHER matte; e I spare time; dress anything; or in Viterelitn.e. storekeeper; any position; age :M); unileulable testimonials. —Apply, T. U., Bearded, Maidstone. WANTED, Situation as COWMAN ...
... lanrance's shames, compared with others, really surpnaine. John Woalcott, Est., Y.R.C.S., Founder of the Kent County Opthalmic Hospital. Maidstone, writes .— Henry Laurance 's spectacles have given myself and patients entire sat irfaction. Rev. Samuel ...
... Earl of Derby (Golden Rex) ; r. and b. a., Mr. William Wood, jun., Hassocks, Sussex (Westmeston 6th). Cow or heifer, in-milk or in calf, calved previously to or in 1895 (four entries).—lst, £l5, Mr. W. 8. Forster, Gorecourt, Maidstone (Rosebud let) ; ...
... Henry Laurance's glasses, compared with others, is really stirpnsina. John Woolenlt, Esq., Founder of the Kent County Opthalmic Hospital, Maidstone, writes :— Henry Latirynee's Spectacles drive siren myself and initients entini sat ii fact ion. ~ L:; ...
... Lancashire v. filosicestershire. 23, 20.—At Maidstone, Gentlemen of Kent v. Philadelphians. DS, An.—At M.C.C. ■nd firomul v. Clifton IS, st, 30.—At Bradford. Yorkshire v. Gloaeestershin•. DI, 2P, 311.—At Maidstone. Kent v. Burnet. 313. 30.—At 14erliv. IMrbvshin• ...