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... KENT COLOUR WORKS, 19, HIGH STREET, MAIDSTONE, IMPORTANT TO HEADS OF FAMILIES. OUR system of Business is to select the best articles on the market, and to supply them the smallest advance the Cost. Our connection being extensive in town and country, are ...
... MAIDSTONE GARDENERS' MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. The fortniglftly meeting of the members the abo/e •i'i held on edneaday evening tho Hose in I Crown, Hi*;h-street. Mr J. li'-b- >a. was voted to the chair; Mr Wiim-rt *o the rice-chair. S >m.' vjry ...
... imerou-sfrom all parts of Maidstone, and those for boys more than doubled the vacancies. Kent County Ophth \lmic Hospital.- -A legacy of £5O has been bequeathed by the late Charles Ellis, Esq., to this institution. The Maidstone Swindlrk.— lt was staled ...
... imprisonment with bard labour at Maidstone. Purchasing Coots—At tho City Police Court, Wednetday,before tho Mayor, W.Maeters, and J. G. Drury, William Ifiison charged with unlawfully purcbaaingr npairof rfjfioiontal boots. —Thomas Crooks, private in the ...
... %alce auction. TO DEALERS AND OTHERS. UPPER STONE STREET, MAIDSTONE. MU. WM. DAY, jun , will SELL l>y AUCTION, on the oii«e«, by order of the Kxocntrix ot the late Mr. Morris, MONUAY, Mav 1871, the STOCK-IN-TRADE, including mahogany, dining, and Pembroke ...
... scheme of the Kent Mendicity Society as carried out by the committee appointed by the Malliug Board Guardiaus, and it was | the general opinion of the Guardians that it was I already having beneficial effect. UNRULY APPRENTICE. Mr Wellband, boot and shoemaker ...
... the Entertainment Fond. MAIDSTONE.— Chabqe of Assault and Robbery. —At the Petty Sessions, on Saturday last, John Smith was charged with assaulting and robbing George Humphrey, at the Prince Alfred Inn, Podding Lane, Maidstone, on the instant. Superintendent ...
... abundance of food near the shore, it tbe weather moderates and becomes warmer fishing irom the beach will become general. MAIDSTONE. Maidstone May Fair.—This fair was held on Friday. The trade in horses was brisk, the supply not being large. Horses for brewers ...
... with hard labour at Maidstone. Purchasing Regimental Boots.—At the City Police Court, Wednesday.before the Mayor, W.Masters, and J. G. Drury, Esqrs., William Wilson was charged with unlawfully purchasing a pair of regimental boots, i —Thomas Crooks, a ...
... The magistrates fined defendant s,treble the value el the - boots, and 6s. oohs, in all £2 is., or a month's •taprinnmsnt.—The mosey was paid. HE EAST KINT NIL!: se—The regiment of East Kent Militia, now undergoing the animal training in Canterbury, was ...
... ST. STEPHEN'S _ BOOT AND SHOE MART, ACACIA PLACE, Nearly opposite Bt. Stcpben's Church, Tos mum!. gi AIIANUFACTUIRER sad SALESMAN, respectfully solicits an in•ection of bi• bailor-nude and .1 Stock of Gentlemen's, and Children • Boote and Shoes. 'The ...
... have kept the solution for further examination by some one else, if necessary. I examined the boots, but could find nothing on them. By l&r. Poland—lf the boots had been blacked over it would have destroyed any stains. Evidence continued : The hammer I ...