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... APPLICATION. JAMES STEER & SOX, 22. HIGH STREET, AND PUDDING LANE, MAIDSTONE, KENT. NOTICE. THE OLD ESTABLISHED HOME MADE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, BANK STREET, corner oj MILL-STREET, MAIDSTONE. MRS. BROWNE, IN tendering her best thanks to her numerous friends ...
... pair of boots, the roperty of 8usan- nah Brown, from her shop in Ban -street, corner of Mill-street, on Thursday morni James Thomas Relf deposed = >» in conduct- ing the shoe and boot business of Mrs Susannah Brown, corner of Mill lane The boots produced ...
... A NEW HOP. GOODWIN'S EARLY GOLDEN. Messrs, coombes and evendes will SELL by AUCTION on WEDNESDAY, the 13th November, 1867, at 12 for I o’clock, on the premises Wood Hill Farm, Meopham, Kent. 20.000 Goodwin’s early GOLDEN HOP SETS in Lots. This very choice ...
... all arming Business. Can be highly recommended. Address —J. Young, Post-office, Golden Green, near Hadlow, Kent. [5728 WANTED in a Gentleman’s family, residing near Maidstone, a good PARLOUR MAID. No one need apply without a two years’ satisfactory character ...
... Railway Company, by travelling on the North Kent line from Strood to Maidstone, on the mat., without a ticket. Mr Baggett, station-master the Maidstone station, appeared to prosecute on behalf of the rail way authorities. Prisoner pleaded guilty. Cyril Baldwin ...
... of boots on Friday morning, value 14s. 6d., the property of Susannah Brown. Prisoner who was seen taking the boots from the house of the prosecutrix was remanded until Tuesday. Desertion from the Militia. —WiUiam Newbury, private in the West Kent Militia ...
... and East Kents from £lO 10s. to 145.; Weald of Kents from to £l2; Sussex from £9los. to £ll. A considerable quantity of hops of inferior quality have been sold lower than the above quotations, and there have been very few choice Mid or East Kents on offer ...
... supplied by Mr King, confectiouer, of Maidstone. The Ball terminate 1 about minutes past one. _ Inquest in Maidstone Gaol. —A coroner's inquest was held Monday afternoon last, before J. N. Dudlow, Esq., in Maidstone Gaol, on the body of Thomas Lymage, 22 ...
... month. Thos. Kelly was charged with stealing pair of boots, value 9s. 6d., the property of Messrs. Pocock Brothers, High-street. George Thos. Sargood, assistant to Messrs. Pocock, identified the boots his masters’ property. P.C. Goble proved taking the ...
... MAIDSTONE ANTI KENTISH JOURNAL, JAN. 14, 196 T. - - -- ~ - - KENT. 1866. , . p« Y T 'TiiKAsl'RFlt THE COUNTY OF KENT XN RESPECT OF BSTRACT of the RECEIPTS and PAYMENTS of the Tre»gurer of the County of Kent, row l/\ /'7 /■./ A X BS '!'skn?Y MONK KH COU ...
... called by Mr. Weekes, pawnbroker of | Chatham, into his shop and there saw the prisoner, who ; had the boots in his hand. Witness asked him if the boots I were his, and he said his master in London gave them to him for work done, but he could not give his ...
... employed by defendant to make a pair of boots, one of which was for the foot of a crippled person. He had to make up the and fill ina piece of cork : he made the boots according to instructions. He received 3s 6d for the boots and charged a for the extra labour ...