... BOROUGH OF MAIDSTONE. • order that larger number of J. persona may more effectually participate in the relaxation and festivites of Chriatmaa and in compliance with a requisition very numerously signed, I beg to suggest to the Inhabitants of Maidstone, that ...

... &c. BOOTS and SHOES in great'variety for tlie coming season. NOTE THE ADDBESS : W. STRANGE, HATTER AND OUTFITTER, 21, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE. TAKE NOTICE OP THIS. LATE WOODWARD, LITTLE HAT & CAP SHOP & MID KENT CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT MAIDSTONE, IS ...

... Northfleet, to fill the office a majority of six over Mr. B. J. Buckhant, one of the late poor-rate collectors of Chatham. —Maidstone Journal. Tmb PBot'OSBD IlraroßATiox St. Maeoawct’s Chubch.—A meeting of the principal members of the congregation attending ...

... doubt as whom the hedge case was dismissed. Stealing Boots.—At the same sitting Mary Am Carnelly was charged with stealing pair of boot belonging to Morris Jacob*, in Week Street, oi Thursday. The boots wr-re hanging a pist outside prosecutor's shop, and ...

... the drat two, years, a. Kent Club and Grened, this sling the practicemelees, if suitable, without a rennihrtied rewires ce. It was determined the first ineetien the segregate C emote , should be held at the Mire Hotel, Maidstone, on Friday, January BlGialtr ...