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... be effected with the The Stock is entirely New and care full y selected, and consists of the best make of KENT INSURANCE OFFICE MAIDSTONE. BOOTS & SHOES FOR LA DIES, GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN, THE Directors are well-known, more or less, to all residing ...
... duly advertised. BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE.—On Wednesday a jury was empannelled at the Town Hall, Maidstone, by the Under Siueriff of the county o Kent, to assess the damages under a writ from one of the superior courts, in an action for a breach of promise ...
... PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE DON'T CATCH COLD BY GETTING WET FEET Because the BOOTS in present use won't keep them DRY and WARM, but get a pair of DICKS' CELEBRATED GUTTA PERCHA SOLED BOOTS ! ! Which for appearance, cheapness, and durability are of world-wide ...
... held when its claims will also he fully advocated, but at present we have not heard where the meeting iv to take place. MAIDSTONE REPRESENTATION. —Sir John Lubbock was on Tuesday night accepted at a meeting of the Maidetone Liberals a candidate for the ...
... sermon was preached on behalf of the National Temperance League. Ax UxpLEASANT VALENTINE.—At the county magistrates’ office, Maidstone, on Friday. before R. Fow?er, Ysq., Catherine Brooke was charged with maliciously damaging three gluss tumblers, three glass ...
... over the county of Kent, and is honoured and estcemed by the best in the land. Already his services have been rocognised by the local hospitals, to which he subscribes, and his name Las been placed on the board of management of the Kent County Opthalinic ...
... afternoon's enjoyment, and with the kindness shown by Captain W. G. and Mrs. Luard. lrr KENT VOLTrNTEEES.—On Thursday last about one hundred men belonging to the Ist Kent (Gravesend) Artillery Volunteers, arrived at Sheerness to fire away a portion of their ...
... worsbip at thy footstool. The scrolls were enveloped in coverings of velve: aad silk, richly ornamented ; two of the scrolls had golden and silver bells, &c., at the top. The Rabki wore his robes. The wardens, &c., silk scarves with borders. Among those who ...
... L S ’ Y. TR Rk k. ..w ; W Eir 34P2£ - G > v .fi e R _S e . s o ,fl, s o - g-4 :?— ‘u ss L S ‘ 5 o 4 8 3 THE GOLDEN SAW,. R. H CLARK Desires to intimate that he haas REMOVE D from his WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERY ESTABLISHMENT, No. No. b, 98, No. ...
... .. 3 106 CC Third Class on and from the Kent Coast Line, and Ist and 2nd Express only from Chatham or Rochester and Snood. E This Train is 3rd Class from Canterbury to London, and from the Kent Coast Railway to all Stations, and Ist and 2nd Class ...
... nts. General Brownrigg afterwards officially inspected the 7th (Princess Royal) Dragoon Guards at the Cavalry Barracks, Maidstone, where the regiment was drawn up under the command of Lieut.-Col. R. Clarke. WOOLWICH. CaiLLep Smor.—During the past week ...
... Sheerness and vice versa. CC Third (lase on and from the Kent Coast Line, and Ist and 2nd Express only from Chatham or Rochester and &rood. E This Train is 9rd Class from Canterbury to London, and from the Kent Coast Railway to all Stations, and Ist and 2ud Class ...