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... Food. of Ashford lin the chair). Messrs. Walter Betts, of Ha.. tinge, sod Day, of Maidstone. The claim was made he F. A. Reeve, of By., wheelwright. againet the Kent Company, for IX 17s. under • policy effected in that offiee, the claimed being the amount ...
... awl tax. 93 feet frontage, close to the Vi•-nr..ige Roil, Kennington ezo.—Apply to Mr. John Splce, Kennington, Kent. . . VOR SALE. • Golden Pencilled Haas.l2 burgh FONVIS, Cheap • she two DUCKS, one DRAKK, A)lesbur7.— A pply to J. Chopowa, OR, Chsrt-t ...
... 30s. Ditto Stoat Is.dd. 12s. 24.. Delivered free by Dray or ()order to any within 10 wiles of Maidstone or Ashford, or to any Station on SOW. Eastern or Nth. Kent Railways. AU Goode frost this Kitablighwent warranted free Adulteration. Asset to Brit.* . ...
... works, 6 vols., Irelar .I's History of Kent • illustrated, SALE, together or in l ota, to snit the I vol., Sbakearmre's Plays, :1 vol., Arehmlogia of . inarelinaers, about so BEECH Cautiana of the Kent Archselogical Society. 7 of different sizes ...
... MANU RES adapted for HOP sad FRUIT PLANTATIONS. The Character of three Manures is wen known throughout the Hop Districts of Kent. Surrey, Hants, and Worcester, will bear favourable cosparisos with soy offered for sale for their fertil Tower. WOOLLEN WASTE ...
... of the Golden Boot. 173, Snargate-street, Dover, comprising ladies' and gentlemen's silk umbrellas, waterprc.of leggings, waterproof driving capes and waterproof coats, gentlemen's side. spring belnimale, Oxford, blucher, patent leather boots in great ...
... Famed at • ia - - - • - At — the Maidstone P;tty Sessions, cm Sstarday ' • weaned Jobs Granobury. was to foursiss dun hare loboar for steeling a pair of hoots, the ef Mr. of the Hieh.strovt. Vo bom omertak• a by with the boots io Lu he nois that lis had them ...
... the neighbourhood, but over the whole of Kent. Mr. Talbot, in his address to the .meeting at Maidstone from which the serest society grew, stated on the authority of the returns that beggars increased in Kent in the following proportions . —daring 1886 ...
... with the Ohlextelffieannalk b. ed. ?.0 charge foe . ciusehiMlm. and an eirravisi. *Aims to be a4ArezeM to N. S. ies Plass. Maidstone. _ CA.RSONS' PAINT, PATRONISSD $T IS extensively used for all kinds of OUT. WORK. It is sepveisny applicable to WOOD, IRON ...
... faithful mercies as their spIOISMOMM be MINIMUM Is years. April, 1571. A Ms best set oa foot in Tunbridge for to Sept Dance of the Kent tbeastabit levy el a testimonial. Mr. has bees • member ▪ the polio. ISM for sere than thirty years, sad for eevestmen sM on ...
... kept.—Addrom. A. 0. Poet-ollico, llythe, Kent. WANTEF by a young maa, aged 25 ritd), • situation as Groom Gardener, and wife to rnolago ft dairy or cookine if required.— Adam is. W biakhr.Qkesswapstreet. Maidstone. WANTED. a Journeyman Butcher elaughter ...
... _ KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. The commission for these assizes was 'speared on Von. day, by Br. Dlatkhurn. His lordship arrived at 6 p.m. and was reeeivel by th • High Sheriff, Under Sheriff, and ether officials lies hardship proceeded to the Courts of Justice ...