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... 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 ...
... rope belonging draw-well, on tlie 7th June, and saw it on that evening at Maidstone. George Wakeford deposed that he was a marine store- Healer, in Knightrider-slreet, Maidstone. Bought a rope of prisoner on the 7th June, at about seven o'clock in the ...
... 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 ...
... bottles at 2s. 9d. contain nearly are* email. Sold by Hares, Argles, and Co., and C.Taylv» Chemists, Maidstone. SALE THIS DAY AND TO-MOKROVY. WEST MALLING, KENT. AIA. THE MODERN & WELD MANUFACTURE® furniture. Rich Cut Glass, sbveral lots of Indian China, 200 ...
... for the hire of the farm, apply personally, or by Utter, Messrs. Selby, Nortow, and Selby, Solicitors, West Mailing, Kent. SEVENOAKB, KENT. TO BREWERS AND OTHERS. TO 401.D PRIVATE CONTRACT, AN eli/tble FREEHOLD PROPERTY, consisting the PUBLIC-HOUSE, called ...
... Ticehursl, in the county of Sussex, consisting of THE MANOR OF ST. GILES, BURWASH ; THE ANCIENT FAMILY RESIDENCE CALLED THE KENT TENTERDEN, WOODCHURCH, EBONY, AND HIGH Superb PlateA Goode, Wine and other Liquors, Jewels and Trinkets, Wardrobe of Linen ...
... Saranoaka—Mr. B. D. Tootbt. IT is presumed that most persons will feel an interest in reading a short history of the famous Maidstone Geneva, which obtained such unexampled celebrity at the close of the last century until 1818, when the excitement caused ...
... , and promotes the growth of wool. remain, Sir, respectfully yours, D. JACKSON. Mr. French, Chemist, Chatham.’* “Smartlen, Kent. May 15lh, 1850. “Sir,-—ln answer to your noteenquirin? your opinion of the service Mr. Freuch’s dipping composition has been ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... found the shirt. The things were identified boots of . Edwin Piper stated that he u soner last Sunday morning, and gave liimSs-^ trial at the Assizes, the bench refusing ta.i 1 mnito* 41} The Assizes. —The Kent Summer Monday next before Chief ,4 ® . f or ...
... 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 ...