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... pair of hoots. He had not sold any boots of that description during the day. He could not swear to the boots as Mr. Hall's, but to his knowledge they were his property, they a private on them. The value of the boots was 5s. Emily Tomkine said she was ...
... RETAIL WEEK STREET, MAIDSTONE. Hay he had of all Drnggieta and Dealers in Medicine. N.B.—Beware of Spnrioos Imitations called Red Cough UlilaM Be careful and ask for SHEPPARD’S MRS. XJ O , MOUNT PLEASANT TOLA, NEAR THE CEMETERY, MAIDSTONE, EXPERIENCED CHIROPODIST ...
... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. The above sessions were opened at the Sessions House, Maidstone, on Thursday last, before J. G. Talbot. Esq, (chairman of the division). There were also the bench J. Whatman, Esq, M.P., R. Thomas, C. Whitehead, J. Whitehead ...
... itia. DIAS. DODCHURCH ACADEMY. KENT, OUCTED BY MR. J. SACKETT, lir. WiLwai GOOD ENGLISH sad CLASSICAL EDUCATION • ow et in K. opos b to ' promote baggirrs Promotions rollessolos molkotion. TRH GRAXXAR SCHOOL, =SHAH, KENT. *TILDE Olooct of this School is ...
... -dillir- pP- ) 11111111 I sr 1 ntrit4 Jr AND KENT A.ND: S'EX ADVERTISER THIS JOeRNAL I s CIRCULATED IN FOLKESTONE, SANDOATE, HYTHE, ASHFORD, ROMNEY, L , EN, RYE, RA.STINGS, CRANBROOK. SEVENOAKS, TONBRIDGE, MAIDSTONE, DEAL, SANDWICH, RAMSGATE, MARGATE, CANTERBURY ...
... loss of blood. can now xjpton J wear my boot without the slightest inconvenience. 3 _ n igh strect) Canterbury, Oct. 22nd, 18C7- ~ , I beg to certify that Mrs Upton has extracted several Medway Terr«c, Maidstone, 2(Hli, 186/. very troublesome corns from ...
... loss of blood. 1 can now wear my boot Leonard Woodruff has received great relief by Mrs. vithout the slightest inconvenience. Upton. THOMAS TAYLOR. 13, High-street, Canterbury, Oct. 22nd, 1867. Medway Terrace, Maidstone, February 20th, 1867. I beg to certify ...
... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. The Quarter Sessions for the Western division of the County, commenced the Sessions House, Maidstone, on Thoraday, before J. G. Talbot, Esq., (chairman). The following magistrates were also on the Bench during the day : —J ...
... KENT COUNTY NEWS. A. i.l IJ ASHFOKD. Thb County Ball which took place the Cora Exchange on Friday last was a great success. The company numbered about 130. The supper, which was admirably provided by Mrs. Bridge, of the Market Inn, was the most profuse ...
... Secy. pro. tem. | Maidstone, 2nd January, 1863 | THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861 | IN THE COUNTY COURT OF KENT, HOLDEN AT | TONBRIDGE WELLS. IN the Matter of JOHN BROOKER, late of the Rich- | mond lon, Herne Bn‘i., in the county of Kent, Innkeerer | and Brickmaker ...
... prisoner release y of ran down the side of her his wife. They were both struggling months’ imprisonment. MAIDSTONE. STEALING A_ Pony AND the West Kent Quarter Sessions, on Friday, Thomas Fancett, 31, carpenter, was charged with stealing a chaise, the property ...