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... prisoners were committed the Maidstone Borough Sessions, where the particulars the case will found. Bail was refused as the sessions were the next day. PASSING COUNTKRFKIT COIN MAIDSTONE. Richard Roscr, a messenger in the Kent County Lunatic Asylum, was ...
... I, and 2, and RegontVcircus, Oxford-street, London. Agent— MR. JOHN MARSH, Boot 4 Shoe Maker, High street, Maidstone. JOHN GFO^VH, COACH B U I L D R R WEST BOROUGH, MAIDSTONE. J /N Begs to inform the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, and inhabitants of Maklstnnc ...
... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS Tit e J ! *r. our Second A' ...
... Maulsume. A. Constable, Maidstone. Clast. Honey, Mrs. Hatter, Aylesfool. Plant in Bloom, 2nd, A. Cbeetraan. . Jrd, M. Parks, Maidstone. Roses, 3rd, W. Froud, Lck>sc. KUOITB. Apples. Six Kitchen, J. Betts. Toston ; 2nd, B. Barden Maidstone. Cherries One Pound ...
... TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORES, HIGH STREET, MAIDSTONE (Opposite Pudding-lane). THE unbounded success which has attended the opening of the above premises induces J. DAVEYagain to respectfully thank the inhabitants of Maidstone and the surrouoding districts for ...
... , (Mayor of Maidstone.) J. P. Joslen, Esq. BOOT Ja«. Whatman' Esq., M.P., F.RS. Admiral W. A. Baillie Hamilton, C. Eastwood, Esq. C. H. Mills,E^q..M.P. J P. J. P. Joslen, Esq. Chas. Buxton, Esq-, M.P. Col. G. Warde, J.P. W. H. MARSH, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER ...
... Agents for Kent for the Pickering and Btrang s Oxford. FOR NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE GO TO HODGE & Co., LONDON FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, 3 & 4, KING STREET, MAIDSTONE IF YOU WANT GOOD PAIR OF BOOTS OR SHOES GO TO 60, WEEK STREET, MAIDSTONE (Opposite Mr ...
... Sittinsbounte Corn Exchange to condemn the Contagious Diseases Acta. Mr. F. Wheeler, of Kocbester, was the chief speaker. The Maidstone, and Tuubtvlgc Railway Bill has been read a third time, and passed in the House of Lords. Fifteen remarkably fine hdfors ...
... . Earn borough Brewery, Orpington, Kent. Messrs, tewsox, and FARMER’S JULY LIST of ESTATES. HOUSES, &c including Landed Estates, Town & Country Residences Hunting and Shooting Quarters, Farms, Ground Rents, Kent Charges, House Property, and Investments ...
... and v Smethwick, SUffordsiiire, screw bolt manufacturers -Alfred Wim- ISpecial] iir>J and Geo. Henry Nutt, U eek-st., Maidstone, Kent, chemists* LONDON BANKRUPTCY COtiRT, INN. John Smith and James Smith, Gcorgc-st.. Ilulme. Manchester. Bkfork the Hon. ...
... A.V., who also secured another prize. Tho winners of the Yeomanry prime were : East Kent, Quarter-insister Alexander, Pnviste It. Hobday„ and Sergeant Wood. West Kent :—Sergeant Bobbett- Private Fuller, arid Corporal Eley. The principal All comers' prizes ...
... Trucks of tin yards, at Mcrathnm, Seven Shillings per yard ; K««ht Shillings y'»' r, South Eastern Railway Stations—North Kent and Mid Kent—within miles. Nine Shillings per yard. Orders with Cash, Cheques crrw«d Clyn and Co., or Post OfHco Orders will receive ...