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... TOZER'S BOOTS AND SHOES. TOZBR'S BOOTS and SHOES, in first-class q:ali!y and style, with ;nry' improvement of the day, and most ECONOMICAL IN PRICE. 40, GRACECHURCH STREET, LONDON, axp ar 161, NORTH STREET, BRIGHTON. PAT'ENTEE OF THE IMPROVED CORK SOLE ...
... give tLe greatest satisfaction.-8. Maidstone Road, Marden, Kent. WILLIAM COLGATE, Waterloo House, Crsabrook. is the Ice Reedy-nude Clothing. Hats and Caps. tunas Maas Boots. Wornen's Boots and Shoes. o Children's Boots and Shoes. Leather ...
... WEST KENT EPIPHANY QUARTER SESSIONS. These sessions commenced at the Court House, Maidstone, on Thursday, January 3rd, before J. G. TaLmor, Esq. (in the absence of the Right Mon. Gathorne Hardy, M.P.) presiding. The ma gistrates present were the Right ...
... Quiét in Working. They Ran, vyl Ee e KENT.—~In the parishes of Chart, Sutton, Boughton-Monchelsea, and Maidstone. $a MESSRS, TOOTELL & SONS HA\'B received instructions TO SELL BY AUCTION, at the Star Hotel, Maidstone, on Thursday, the 220 d day of August ...
... Wilkinson ¢ Wolf b G. Corke, 10. G. Webb ¢ Boots bG. Corke, 13. J. Keelerlbw, bG. Corke, 0. G. Dmx;.hb Henderson. 9. T. Baker not out, 7. Faulkver b ¥. ;;, 0. W. Baker b Henderson, 3. Byes. &:., 14— MAIDSTONE.—At the Croydon Assizes on Friday, the following ...
... SUPPOSED MURDER IN KENT. On Satarday Mr. J. N. Dudlow, oue of the ¢ roners for Wea Kent, held an inquest at the village public-bhouse, in the parish of Irosley, about & mile from the main road, between Maidstone and Sevenoaks on the body of a femaie unknown ...
... THE WEST KENT JOURNAL. reply. This morning he said it was no use sayiag anything more about the boots as he took them. The prisoner had notbing to say in defence, and he was committed to t ke his trial at the assizes. Trespaseino ¥ SEaxca or Gu‘: AT Onvn-h ...
... interested in the agricultaral welfare. * For the present, the members of the Maidstone Farmers' 'Club bave constituted themselves the Local Chamber of Agriculture for West Kent ; but they are dotinion. that the pur‘poses and objects to be carried out by ...
... THE WEST KENT JOURNAL. . cels were placed about three feet inside the van. They eoun'? not have fallenout. He had since scen the -uim tobacc”s and the musical box. That was at the magistrater clerk’s offic® at Oranbreok. He was away from the van abut ...
... ssessmen jon, anagement of ¥ Stock or Kate, and on other business of the Annual General F. RUSSELL, Clerk of the Peace for Kent. Maidstone, sth August, 1867, j ey e ~,,,4 TICEHURST UNTON.-Contracts for Flour, Provisions, Clothing, &c- & Tllß BOARD OF GUARDIANS ...
... the Mitre Hotel, Maidstone, to consider the letter, and the ' resolution they had arrived at was to respectfully decline | to eutertain L{xe proposition. He (the anirmnn) understood thataeveral of the agricultural societies in West Kent had acceded to the ...
... stations, namely, Maidstone, &35 ls. 54.; Paddock Wood, per Mr. Prickler, £36e. Bd.; and Strood, per Mr. Price, 108, Id. There is little joubt the sum would have been much larger, but from the fact that the past year, two of the boxes at Maidstone bad been broken ...