... Co. the original Patentees (1846), Land 2, Cheapside; and Regent’a-circns, street, London. MR, JOHN MARSH, Boot Shoe Maker, High-street. Maidstone. ...

... JOHN MARSH, Boot Shoe Maker, High-street. Maidstone. CUR E COU G H S STEERS INFALLIBLE COUGH TA-BIuETS. 2d. per Ounce. NOTICE.—Each Tablet bears the stamp Stekr,” without which none are Genuine. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. STEER AND SON, MAIDSTONE. ...

... H. Price. Mechanical and Operative Dentist, 105, Weekstreet. (opposite, Brewer-street). Maidstone. POST OFFICE DIRECTORY OF THK S X ME COUNTIES ESSEX, HERTS, KENT. MIDDLESEX, SURREY, AND SUSSEX.) WITH Maps engraved for the Work. Price to Subscribers ...

... Lubbock asked the Secretary for War whether the barracks at Maidstone would not vacant in few days, and, if so. whether it would not convenient and economical that they be made available for the West Kent Militia. Mr. Cardwell in replying said -The barrack is ...

... that she let her one room. The same afternoon witness missed pair of boots, whieh she afterwords saw fastened by the laces under prisoner’s apron. Sho said to her‘‘Oh, you have got my boots.” Prisoner said she had not, but afterwards gave witness the boors ...

... and it is very true, that I was defeated in West Kent, but it much more to the purpose that he was defeated . in Maidstone (loud cheers). It does not matter j to you, gentlemen, if the electors West Kent, thought I was too Liberal for them; you thought ...

... Mailing Intelligence. MAIDSTONE COUNTY GAOL. THE PHEASANT ROBBEKY. Friday.—(Before the Hon. Ralph P. Nevill. George White, John Twiddy, and .Thomas Ttriddy jun., were charged at the county gaol, Maidstone, with having on the 24th day of Feb., stolen ...

... Billit Court. London, E.C. 1100 CHATTEL. L. Member of tb« Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, BROMLEY, KENT, Sol* Agent for the County of Kent. OLD GOLDEN MORTAR. ESTABLISHED 1811. GABRIEL FRENCH, M.P.5.G.8., PHARMACEUTICAL AND DISPENSING CHEMIST 'm, HIGH ...

... taken from the head at the socket. I also found near the skin, four feet. In adjoining field I found the impression of a man's boot, and with some constables followed it from the field into a private road, leading to the turnpike roal from Mailing to Snodhmd ...

... CRI KET (CONTINUED). ~ GENTLEMEN OF KENT 16 ROYAL ENGINEERS. This two days’ match for the benefit of W H Fryer, the county cricketer, took place on Monday and Tuesday in the Mote Park, Maidstone The toss was won by Keut, who sent G. M Kelson and H. White ...

... near Maidstone. Knight—HAßmr.—On the l«th June, Froyle, Hants, Bishop of Winchester, assisted by the Hon. and Rct. F. 1. Pelham, and the Rev. W. A. Cooper. Montagu George, fourth son of Edward Knight, of Chawton House. Hants, and sham Park, Kent. Bsq ...

... afternoon witness missed pair of boots, whieh she afterwards saw fastened by tho laces under prisoner’s apron. She said to her “Oh, you have got my boots.” Prisoner said she had not, but afterwards gave witness the boots back. Witness’s husband told prisoner ...