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... him. This morning, on their way from Maidstone to Rochester, the prisoner Clark said, if they transported him for it, he hoped they would send liim to the Cane of Good Hope. Thomas Fancett, Inspector of Maidstone police, produced a carving knife and fork ...
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... chemists and medicine venders in every market town throughout the united kingdom. Wholesale Agents for Kent—Messrs. Mares, Argles, and Duke, chemists, Maidstone. ...
... MAIDSTONE AND SOUTH EASTERN GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 18, 1851. stealing another pair of boots, from the same beer-Miop, belonging to Harriett Tinley, the boots being stolen from another bed-room, and sold to Mrs. Fierce. . Edmund Beech was charged with stealing ...
... dismissed. George Muddle was charged with stealing a pair of boots, being to R. S. Newington, Esq., Tunbridge, Thomas Card deposed that he was in the employ of the Rev. E. J. Welldon, and saw the boots now' produced safe ih the knife house on Thursday morning ...
... MAIDSTONE AND SOUTH EASTERN GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 25, 1851. TWO HUNT)BED POUNDS REWARD, A 8 Jt ELO W. MY FELLOW SUFFERERS, I sympathise ■with you, under your ®*bvoijB or Mbktai AysucwoN. But havirir discovered the of curing myself of a deeprooted nervous ...
... Jamaica .. Good Raw Sugar, Sparkling Lump, old. Observe the Address, GOLDEN CANISTER, 104, WEEK STREET, MAIDSTONE, (opposite bell hotel.) Mr. Edward Baldock, late of New Hythe, East Mailing, Kent, Coal Merchant, Deceased. ALL Persons having any claims on the ...
... tie Address, GOLDEN CANISTER, 104, WEEK STREET, MAIDSTONE, (opposite bull hotel.) THOMAS FRENTIS, TEA AND COFFEE MERCHANT, 77, WEEK STREET, MAIDSTONE, BEGS respectfully to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Inhabitants generally of Maidstone, and iU vicinity ...
... Ucatfiss. Jan. 29, at Maidstone, Mr. John Bishop, cabinet-maker, Stone- Btreet, aged 81 years. Jan. 31, Mrs. Higgins, Stone-street, Maidstone, aged 65 years. Feb. 1, Miss Button, Stone-street, Maidstone. Feb. 2, in King-street, Maidstone, after very short ...
... SJd. Observe the Address, golden canister, 104, WEEK STREET, MAIDSTONE, (opposite bell hotel.) TO OWNERS OF HOUSE AND LANDED PROPERTY, HAVING COUNTRY AND TOWN RESIDENCES, FARMS, BUSINESS PREMISES, Sc., TO BE SOLD OB LET. THE KENT REGISTER,” now in course ...
... improved, and Mr. Bramley, Malling, carrier to Maidstone, was last winter sud- denly deprived of his voice. He tried ever y remedy he could hear of without suecess. A landlord of ope of the respectable Tons at Maidstone recommenced him to use Wooiley’s Candy ...
... and SON, let it be understood, are the Largest, Cheapest, and most Fashionable Tailors, Clothiers, Hatters, Hosiers Furriers, Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, Perfumers, Fancy Cabinet Makers, Outfitters, and General Warehousemen in the World. The Establishment ...