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... thi3 case also, the prisoner was dismissed. Royal East Kent Mounted Rifles, —(From Friday's Gazette.) —Matthew John Bell, gent., late Capt. 18th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Denne, resigned. East Kent Militia.—(From Friday's Gazette.) —Alfred North Daniel ...
... STREET OR WEEK STREET. GEORGE BAKER, Proprietor. GEO. BOOTS, 18, VICTORIA VILLA, WELL ROAD, MAIDSTONE, HOUSE Agent, Rent Collector, Accountant, Commission and General Agent. IMPORTANT TO ADVEBTISEBS MAIDSTONE TELEGRAPH (Whi«h hap row been Established Eleven ...
... Jonquils. Package Included. The Above Sent, Carriage Paid, within Miles. SEED ESTABLISHMENT, 5, MIDDLE ROW. HIGH STREET, MAIDSTONE. FLOWER BOOTS! FLOWER ROOTS!! DIRECT FROM HOLLAND. W. R . HARRISON’S CATALOGUE HYACINTHS, I RANUNCULUS, TULIPS, I ANEMONES, CROCUS ...
... held the ground now occupied by DICK ? LEATHER BOTTOMED BOOTS That for price, style, and quality cannot be equalled. All sorts of Boots Repaired, either with Leather or Gutta Percha. Gents' Summer Boots from 6d; Ladies' ditto, from 3d. OBSERVE,—Diek'I Outta ...
... MAIDSTONE k KENTISH JOURNAL, NOT. 19, 1870, top table, he did not find it ao throofed with toe old faces, but he saw at the bottom of the table, the same three gentlemen who had tilled similar positions for many many years past. The (op table showed many ...
... RUGS, BLANKETS, Ac. BOOTS and SHOES in great variety for the coming season. NOTE THE ADDRESS : W. STRANGE, HATTER AND OUTFITTER, 21, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE. TAKE NOTICE OP THIS. COOPER^ LATE WOODWARD, LITTLE HAT & CAP SHOP & MID KENT CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT ...
... follow m WM^ Dube the pelt f odalght abase 300 knee have Mai shined at NAlL:mason by the Mown Ilealleat, tll Mal Mans. THE EAST KENT, FAVERSHAM, in SITI'INGBOURNE GAZEin BATI7IIDAT, NOV. 19, 1870. THE EDUCATION QUESTION. THE COTTAGE LIBRARY. London, Chatham ...
... issued for hie apprehension. TBI I)1S«RT1R. ' Richard who had been several times remanded on a change of deserting from the Bast Kent. Artillery Militia 1863, was again brought up. Alleyne read the reply from the War Office. Robert Joy deposed that defendant ...
... MAIDSTONE k KENTISH JOUBNAL, NOV. 21, 1870. Irish song, “The Birth of St, Patrick,” Mr. Fielding. The Chairman next rose propose the health of the Town Clerk. He believed that it was 25 years ago to-day since they elected Mr. Sharland to the office. Many ...
... - Col. Williun R. Buck, 26th Kent (Royal Arsenal, Woolwich) Rifle Volunteers ; Major F. John Wood, 23rd Surrey Rifle Volunteers ; Capt. John D. C. Farrell, Kent Rifle Volunteers. Lieut. Frederick William Chapman, 26th Kent Rifle Volunteers. The undermentioned ...
... Fire to all ,01tocellantouo. CLARK'S IPAIIILN A CERTAIN MIRE NOR ALL WOUNDS. Bold by BOLTON. Pansily an 10 King &net, Sole kent for DO iIS inraluabla bas posa by Proprietor's Nosily nearly . ho T ear., and will Proof Meets. for Ure Scalds, lise Boils ...
... 22nd inst, at the Blue Coat School, Maidstone, Edwin Walter, eldest son of Alfred E. W; Bootes, aged 8', 1 years. On the 23rd inst, Church-street, Maidstone. Mary Wren, aged 77. On the 20th inst, at Stone-street, Maidstone, Albert William Bunyard, aged 5 ...