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... a-size. AND Br- NEVOLENT Ixstirution.— A committee of the Maidstone and Mid Kent Local Brauch .\s-ociation was beld, on Saturday last, in the class-room, All School, Maidstone; Mr. A. E. W. Bootes in the chair, to wudit the accounts for the past year, te ...
... unanimously. AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATIONS IN KENT Maidstone ee Stone Hill Sittingbourne oes Darenth Vale Faversham. Wedaesday, Nov. 1 Wednesday, Nov. ] Wednesday, Nov. 1 Nov. 2. Wednesday, Nov. 8 WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS The Michaelmas session ...
... \ bbhe a op a or a WatEatoo Vererax. — An old man, named James Sisley, a native of Boughton Monchelsea, died in the Maidstone Union-house, at Coxheath, a few days ago. The deceased, who was born in 1789, joined tho Foot Guards when quite a lai, and was ...
... Ncw-street-aquare, letter-lane. BOOT Trade.—Wanted good Paste Fitters; also Improvers. Apply immediately, 43, Copley-street, Btepuey- BOOT Fitters ((food) wanted. Button and Bidc*priaf; constant work. 61, Judl-s*«re£t, BOOT Trade.—Wanted a good Calf and ...
... THE HOP GARDENS OF KENT. Tho Maiditon* and Kent Journal publinbes report* from it* corrchpondents on the various hop di*lricta of the county of Kent: Maidstone and Adjoining Pabi ...
... WEST KE ARTER SESSIONS. These sessions were commenced at the Sessions House, Maidstone, before J, G. Talbot, Esq., M.P., chairman, The other present were J. 8. Hardy, Esq., M.P. 8. Wigg, Esq.; R +e 3 .3 7 Bevan, Esq. ; and Apreat.—Near the whole of was ...
... classee, and they did tint possess any very no , iceable bird.. The golden 'paneled CISPS had two good pens—Mr W. Taylor's, of Sorneiviii.• Terrace, Maidstone, and Mr. W. Saker's, Maidstone. For silver spangled, Mr. H. H. Sackings, Ashford, WAS flee, and ...
... inspected. A straight drive tolk the party to Maidstone, but one of the carriages halted for a brief view of the cemetery grounds, which were pronounced the most beautiful of their kind in England. The visit to Maidstone was for the purpose of inspecting the ...
... George Taylor, • Bankrupt. Comprising all that FREEHOLD BI3ERHOUBE, known 83 the Golden Lion, recently and subetao tially built of brick, with slated roof, situate at Golden Green, containing two parlours, kitchen, taproom, cellar, clubhouse, four bedroom ...
... THE GLOBE, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 31. 1871. POLITICS IN KENT. Three of the Kentish local agricultural associations have held their annual meetings this week. The Gravesend and Rochester Society mot on Friday, under the presidency of the Earl of Darnley; and ...
... of any wine merchant, or direct of T. Grant, Distillery, Maidstone. 428, per dozen, cash. Carriage paid. THE LADIES' CELLARET, AN ACCEPTABLE PRESENT, CONTENTS : 4 Bottles Fine Old Port. 4 .. Golden Sherry. 1 Bottle Fine Brandy, 1. ggmufimt grdlsl. . e! randy ...
... MACHINE (Tbomaa’sJ.—LwtrneM wanted. Boot work; Improvers perfected. Herbert’s Boot Factory, eom Stoke Newington-green; next Pegasus Tavern. MACHINIST (Howe’s) wanted. Apply at Mr. Watts’s Boot Manufactory, Bath-street, City-road; ■ide bell. MACHINIST ...