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... uiembcr for Kent; but 1 am told it produces good gooseberries. cs, replied the good-humoured representative, it. does produce good gooseberries -also good hops, which, with mv honourable friend's got id barley, make most excellent ale. Kent now stands ...
... day Wgging at neighbour’s, and Saturday missed three pairs of boots from hi« shop. Daniel Martin stated, that Thursday evening prisoner came lih -hop. and asked him to buy pair Hlucber boots, which he belonged to his father, who had taken them olf hi* ...
... Sugsr GOLDEN CANISTER TEA & COFFEE WAREHOUSE, 101, WEET STREET, - AND AT 112. STUNT. MAIDSTONE. ANCHOR ASSURANCE COMPANY. FI ltE, end ANSI: ITI F.S. —Chief iF Office, 67, Cheays!ct , I,ondon. E.4.,blistied 1842. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION. Maidstone Baena ...
... card. BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT. X o . 2, 1' A R A 1) A', 6' X TE 11 It It Y. 11. REEVES begs respectfully to inform his -L • friends and the inhabitants of Canterbury and its surrounding neighbourhood, that has just received his WINTER STOCK, BOOTS and SHOES ...
... Russia merchants; as far as regards J. 11. Hill— G. Robins and J. Warry, New Inn—R. S. Wright, G. F. Smith, and J. Shepherd, Golden-square, attorneys—G. H. Cook and G. Williams, Princes-street, Hanover-square, tailors—S. Smith, It. S. Flemyng, and R. Lewis ...
... stonecracking. ~ WEST KENT LIGHT INFANTRY MILITIA. This regiment assembled Monday, at Maidstone, for permanent duty. Its strength the present time is 750. Since the commencement the last training, i>o men have joined the line, 61 the Kent Artillery, and the ...
... Cornwallis, the Hon. Mrs, C. Neville, and Miss King. of Linton. The lantern and slides were gratuitously by Mr. Bartlett, of Maidstone, and harmonium was played by Mr. C.:Jennings. The children themselves sang a number of songs and carols very pleasantly, ...
... 9*i« 1 1 >. rr|,,v 1 . ection member who was engaged in loading his pun. and greal number of penernl ollicers, all in high boots and tj**' 1 '; J* 'JJS 'di ‘j Jl a '* ««.l.r mauls 7. 7 7.331 a. 30 i. 36 . wood-Jua.at. » 11.84 jji ~ 'i'.i'i 784 ...
... City, London. BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT. 0 . 2, 1' AItAI> K, Jl V . P 11. BEEVES bejjs resptrtfully t ...
... on Saturday weak, Lawrence Mo. Mann was charged with stealing a pair of lace-boots from the shop-door of Mr. Reeves, boot-maker, Parade. The prisoner was seen to take the boots and make off with them, and was shortly afterwards taken into custody in chop ...
... director- (Messrs. Corney and Yallance) were then re-elected, and a rote of thanks the chairman terminated the proceedings. Maidstone WEST KENT SESSIONS. These sessions finished with the trial the remaining prisoners Monday evt ning. The following a summary: James ...
... read from the secretory of the East Kent li iilwov, relili'|iM»hin their p-.wer to cross the p ih'ic road the New ioa.l, and in the parish of Chatham. Some bills were ordered to paid, and the mcctiuadjourned. MAIDSTONE, ROCHESTER, CHATHAM AN D CANTERBURY ...