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... MAIDSTONE AND SOUTH EASTERN GAZETTE, MARCH 4, 1851. VESTRY MEETING AT CHATHAM. vestry meeting was held at St. Mary’s Church, Chatham, Thursday last, for the especial purpose of electing constables for the ensuing year, on which occasion the vestry-room ...
... MAIDSTONE AND SOUTH EASTERN GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 2, 1851. ENGLAND HAS THE CONFIDENCE OF THE MORMONISM. Hrirhton p:>P er the other (lay announced that preparations on there for the departure of a party of Sussex Mor*f'C the City of the Great Salt Lake, beyond ...
... MAIDSTONE AND SOUTH EASTERN GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 23, 1851. TRIAL OF HUSSEY’S AMERICAN REAPING MACHINE. Mr. Dray (of the firm of Dray and Deane), to whom the farmers of Kent were indebted for opportunity of seeing JI Cormick reaping machine at work, lately ...
... garrison, to the Kent and Canterbury Hospital, being the proceeds of their amateur performance* at the theatre, Thursday week. . We are glad to see the unanimity ani cordiality which are evinced the inbabitanta of the county in behalf the Hast Kent and Strood ...
... to the garrison. West Kent Simons.—lhcse ssions commence to-day. There are at present prisoners for trial. , • , Fin;La-t evening Cre broke out in bedroom in the dwelling house Mr. Blum, Oabtielv-1u alarm hen .' given ike Kent an Norwich oflto® •ngio** ...
... MAIDSTONE JOURNAL, KENTISH ADVERTISER, AND SOUTH EASTERN INTELLIGENCER. MAY 13. 1851 SITTINCBOUR.JE.-Mr. i'ilchcr h.o been postmaster ut thistown the .oin o. ?.r. * ai>’ The inhabitants generally are sorry to I ■•>v their old postmaster, who was ev-r ...
... Men’s Half.boots, strong, clipped and nailed, from 6 to 10 per pair Boy's Half-boots, ditto, ditto, ditto, from 1 to 5 size, at per air Ditto from 7 to 13 size, at per pair. Women’s Half.boots, nailed, from 3 to 7 size, at per pair Girls’ Half-boots, clipped ...
... transmitted on or before the 12th day of June to the Deputy of the Peace, Maidstone, of whom any further particulars may be obtained. H. A. WILDES, Deputy Clerk of the Peace. Maidstone, 19th May, 1851. WATCHES WATCHES, WATCHES. ENRY MILLS, WatTcH MAKER, Jeweller ...
... THOMPSON WILL SELL BY AUCTION, Monday, 21st July, 1851, OAK BLACKRINDS.inBishopWood-200 Oak Blackriuds, in Golden Wood. 22 Ash Trees, in Golden Wood. 230 Oak lilackrinds, in Dickers Wood. 5 ak VulotsJ'for the convenience of purchasers. Messrs. Wm. Bayley ...
... NEAR MAIDSTONE. VOTES FOR THE COUNTY. Messrs. BEAL Are instructed TO SELL BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A SMALL FREEHOLD PROPERTY, at Boughton A Monchelfea, within three miles of Maidstone comprising ro^ MAKD£N, KENT. SOLD BY AUCTION, Messrs. WINCH & SON, the ...
... MAIDSTONE JOURNAL. KENTISH ADVERTISER, AND SOUTH EASTERN INTELLIGENCER. JANUARY -21, I ST. I. muultlv lor want «•! moisture. hcu it lain* Li m our Libouros aay, •* Tliis I- fan- rfor niukijig lleiM-ewrth, s|K-culaiioii» the the (ountiy, inu>: uc-wi of ...
... AND SOUTH EASTORN INTELLIGENCER. MAY R. 18T.I. MAIDSTONE JOURNAL, KENTISH ADVKKIIMin-j; • M 7u'- 1 t : * ni i.y olhi r time would r'm'T/iu i.ii.! I- - .-.-u ..«t .1 Wi.uuti .a uuh Jilt regal d-Uardly claimed i,■ .)■ ti. 11,.- '■ ’• | )• . momcnt nti- ...