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... view the aame will be on application to BALLS GARRETT, MEDWAY ISON WORKS, MAIDSTONE. FARM WANTED TO RENT. ABOUT too Acres of good LAND, arable and pasture, situate either in Kent, Surrey, orSuaaez. Apply to Z., at Mr. James Hioham’s, Auctioneer and Estate ...
... and Cohpant, General Honae Furnishers, 226, 227, 228, 229, 230. High Holborn. GOTTA PEROBA BOOTS AND SHOES. SLATER, MAIR, and Co., Wholesale Outta Percha Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, 22£, Bush-lane, Cannon-street, 8.C., London. Price Lists and Terms forwarded ...
... years. Foaaasaion to be bad on the 11th of October next (or earlier, if required). Apply to J. Cullum, House Agent, Ac., Maidstone. TO LET, In the centre of the Town of Croydon, THE whole or part of spacious BUSINESS PREMISES, comprising large malting-house ...
... THE SOUTH EASTERN GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1859. AVEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. These Sessions commenced the Court-house, Maidstone, on Thursday last, before the Earl of Romney, chairman. There were also on the bench. Admiral Marsham, Capt. Checre, R.N ...
... James Colebrook, of Leeds, Kent. On the 6th inst., at St Michael’s, Stockwell, Albert, third son of Mr. William Dunk, of Beltring House, Yalding, Kent, to Jane Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Mr. Robert Turley, of Rolvenden, Kent. On the 7th inst., at St ...
... Jull, of a son. fHaniagefi. On the inst, at King-street chapel, Maidstone, by the Rev. H. H. Dobney, Mr. J. 3. Hooker, to Sarah, only daughter of the late Mr. James Stanger, of Maidstone. On the sth inst., at 3t. Mary in the Castle, Hastings, George Cheesman ...
... Chatham, haring aeoartained this bet from the clerk of then, on the 15th June, wrote to the clerk of the pence (Mr. Wildes, of Maidstone), asking for copies that had pmtlj toj**ulumn“ Mr. Pyhesai the subject; and the 16th Mr. Wildee replied that Mr. Fyke had ...
... a porter at Tunbridge station, proved that the carpet bag belonged to the prisoner. Mr. S. J. Bartlett, silversmith, of Maidstone, examined the coins, and found them to counterfeit.—Two years’ hard labour. Thomas Woollett was charged with having stolen ...