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... Bowles (Kent) John Trice (Worcester) John Mount (Scotland) 136 Abel Goldsmith (Cornwall) 140 Mary Yates (Shropshire) 128 John Bales (Northampton) 126 William Ellis (Liverpool) Margaret Patten (Bedford) Jane Taylor (Hertford) Richard Lloyd (Kent) 133 Susannah ...
... the Crystal Palace this week, wore the following Knowles, Regents Place, Ashford, '.'nd, golden-hendiled Hamburgh (cock), 2nd d.tto (two hen.) ; Mr' . Maidstone, Ist an 1 cup, .Spanish (two hens); nring favcrsiam, 3rd, (cock); Miss Hales, Cun.erbnn-' ...
... IRONMONGERS, M sTO N TO SPOK T M EN STRAWSON’S CELEBRATED WATERPROOFING, for Boots, Loggings, Aprons, Ac. AUENT— M Y , 20, HIGH STREET, MAIDSTONE. NAPOLEON AND TOP BOOTS. DRESS BOOTS. VISITORS TO LONDON ON BUSINESS PLEASURE. Should not leave without witnessing ...
... a coat and a pair of boots, the property of the Guardians of that Union. Prisoner had been brought before the Faversbam Magistrates, but the case was remanded thence to Canterbury, in consequence of prisoner having pawned the boots here. It appeared that ...
... £5O each, and he also entering into his own recognizance in £6O. ALLEGED FORGERIES IN MAIDSTONE AND OTHER PARTS OF KENT. At the County Magistrates’ Office, Maidstone, last week, before C. Whitehead, Esq., Charles Davies, alias Johnson, was charged, on ...
... Palace. Amongst those who obtained prises were Mr. E. Corke, Havock-lane, Maidstone, Ist and cup, value 65., Spanish (two hens); Mr, Knowles, Begent’s-place, Ashford, 2nd, golden-oenciled Hamburgh (cock), 2nd, ditto (two hens); Mr. Dring, Faversham. Brd ...
... pair of boots, which was furnished with. the in3t. accused was and went away without giving the coat and boots He knew they were only his property during the time he was the guardians' employ.—Mrs. Hearsey proved tha„ the aocused pledged the boots produced ...
... efforts quite sue dd, The pe.iplo found his soles the soles tli ...
... STREET, MAIDSTONE. SERVANTS WANTING PLACES MAY Advertise in the Ma'dstone Telegraph and West Kent Messenger for Is each insertion, not exceeding 24 words. SERVANTS WANTED. Tradesmen and others will find, from the extended circulation of the Maidstone Telegraph ...
... price, style, and quality cannot be equalled. All sorts of Boots Repaired, either with Leas ther or Gutta Percha. Gents’ Summer Boots from is 6d; Ladies’ ditto, from 3s 3d. Gutta Percha Bottoned Boots have all Leather Insoles, they can be wornin allweathers ...
... Palace. Amongst those who attained prizes were Mr. E. Corke, Havock-lane, Maidstone, Ist and cup, value £5 Spanish (two hens) ; Mr. Knowles, Regent's-place, Ishford, 2nd, golden-pencilled Ham. burgh (cock), 2nd, ditto (two hens) ; Mr. Dring, Faversham ...
... WANTING PLACES AY Advertise inthe Maidstone Telegraph and M West Kent Messenger for 1s each insertion, not exceeding 24 words. SERVANTS WANTED. Tradesmen and others will find, from the extended circulation of the Maidstone Telegraph, that it is the best ...