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... EVERYBODY T. COOPER'S (late woodward) LITTLE HAT AND CAP SHOP, AND MID KENT CLOT HING AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, 54, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE (OPPOBITI WHKLPTON'S, CHKMIST), acknowledge it to be the Best and Cheapest Establisament for all sorts of ...
... and others, can lie seen on application. A BOON TO THE WORKING CLASSES OF MAIDSTONE. ALBERT CHAMBERS, COAL MERCHANT, MID KENT WHARF, WATERSIDE, RESIDENCE: 8, BREWER STREET, MAIDSTONE. AC. begs to state that he will deliver at their residences good HOUSEHOLD ...
... ard ekes on and from Kent Coast Branch. This Train is nut Sid dam from Dover and Canterbury to London. M Tint and Second Ordinary from London to Aittinghourne, QueenhorotiO, Sheerness, Faversham, Canterbury, and Stations on the Kent Coast Branch. T Not ...
... wearing military boots and socks and question ed prisoner about them. sai l had purchased'them in tho New cut hut. could net give any further particulars. Witney not being satisfied with the prisoner's account too'- him into custody The boots and socks were ...
... Vasty Toes, Military Heels, Its. OA , Award strdeset. in or Glove Kid for Croquet co 1 .. • A. Ition• . Ills. Elastk House Boots, Soft Mock Kid Day WWI er 24. A single pair free to any part of the kingdom by i ItdrISSES. HONEY WIGBAS and Se on magi pt ...
... vliiftiner heail. n,l fitt el for a pair or •intle, nrarly new, the of a not having any further n-e for it. May hr 0 BAOLAN PLACE. BOOTS AND sIIOIS. H. HEIM= H 100-STREET, AND SHOES. 5 2. B • EG S to return thanks to the Inhabitants of Ashford and its Vieinity ...
... the I minor parts, the audience testifying its delight loud ap( The W kst Kent Yki»m anry avai.ry . —The members of the Tunbridge Wells contingency of the C troop of the West Kent Yeomanry Cavalry, numbering upwards thirty, met here Wednesday afternoon ...
... minor parts, the audience testifying its delight by loud appiaose. The West Kent Yeomanry Cavalry —The members of the Tunbridge Wells contingency of the C troop of the West Kent Yeomanry Cavalry, numbering upwards of tbirry, met here on Wednesday afternoon ...
... Rotterdam, 20 from Antwerp, from Bremen, and 14 bales from Boulogne. Price per cwt. £ s. £ s. Mid and East Kents - - - 210 to 7 7 Weald of Kents - - - - 2 0 to 410 Hussex 2 0 to 316 - - - - 3 10 to 6 - 310 to 5 - 2 0 to 310 ---20 to 3 • • - 0 - 9 5 to ...
... and Black Red Game, Golden Hamburghs, Golden Polands, Sultans, Black Hamburghs, and Andalusia ns. .Most of these birds have taken prizes, and several are Cup birds. Eggs, 15s. per dozen. Also, Sittings ot Japanese bantams, White Booted Bantams, Duckwing ...
... years. ORPINES, WATERINGBURY, KENT.—lmportant Sale of Firet-class Shortnorns. MR STRAFFORD . 'B!GS to announce that the SALE BY AUCTION of the firsteclass SHORTHORNS, b-longing to Mresrs, F. Leney and Bon, Wateringbury, Kent, is ficed for Thoreday, the ...
... COUNTY POLICE. Saturday.—Before Thomas Donne, Esq. Buying Military Boots.—T)iomas Fox. of Sandgate, appeared on remand from the 2#th April, charged with buying a pair of military boots, value 15s. 6d., of a private soldier in the military train, at Sandgate ...