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... Latest Intelligence. Kent CAA Times Wednesday ICLNIT 11. TI THE NEW AINTRIIN PIIEUIEL lidlerlicuir. corislituliousli4t, is Au rm r. OF IIEID-CONKTABLE TALBOT. At trial .4 X. fly. •t the Dublin kasiaeLboihay, I depoctiou was .aorn that allot be deessa•L ...
... thanks of the Borough, and the proceedings terminated. FAVERSHAM. 2nD Kent Corps.—Lieut.-Colonel Brandram, the newly-appointed Lieut.-Colonel of the Ist Administrative Brigade of Kent Artillery Volun- teers, held his first inspection of the above corps ...
... school. Portsmouth Penny Readings.—The second entertainment took place at fie Gree >-row Rooms on Tuesday evening, Lieut.-Col H. Kent, 77th Regiment, presiding. attractive feature iu the programme was the presence the siring of the 77th Regiment Considering ...
... application. Prices very low, and the quality cannot surpassed. EST A BUSHMENT, MIDDLE ROW, HIGH STREET, MAIDSTONE. MAIDSTONE GIN vkrsus WHISKY /T BANTS MAIDSTONE HOLLANDS GIN, V |boing doubly-distilled,is purer spirit than Whisky, and much cheaper. Many also ...
... in the County of Surrey, Gentleman, and Charles Robert vA Holliday, of No. 178, High-street,. Detford, in. the County T of Kent, Tailor and Outfitter, the Executors in the said vill named), are hereby required to send the particulars of their claims or ...
... dressed in • black cutaway wind ?--Because it is enj o y ed with a gust-o. 1 dark tweed trousers , fl annel vest, and Balmoral boots. In Why is • long sable tippet like the eighth part of a , his coat pocket was •let ter to his brother, signed Arthur, 1 ...
... on Application. G RANT'S^ORELLA^CHERRY~BRANDY. Supplied to Her Majesty the Queen. This delicious Liqueur, from the famous Kent Morella, rapersedes the use of Wine in many Households— is much avoured by Sportsmen, and is also recommended by the Medical ...
... yours, &c., Mr. W. Boots, Swan-st., Landfport. J, J. 'JArLFO ?? St. Margaret's Bank, Rochester, 9th August, 1869. Mr. Skinner has to express hais entire satisfaction at the. maner in which his furniture was removed 'by Mr. W. r Boots, on the 16th June ...
... MESSRS. BEADLE, BROTHERS, HAVING made arrangements with the South- Eastern Railway for conveyance of Coal, for the supply of Maidstone and vicinity, with the be»t Wallsend, double screened, at local prices, beg to say that Mr, John Larking, carrier, will act ...
... house of WILLIAM WEST. 13, High-street, Maidstone, in the parish of Ma:i ...
... }liners have lost their tools, and it is said that 150 men will be thrown ont of employment. TIIE MAIDSTONE SCHOOL BOARD.--The School Board for the town of Maidstone have resolved to Dist into operation the compulsory elansee of the - Education Act, and to pay ...
... MAIDSTONE & KENTISH JOURNAL, SATURDAY, NOV. 11, 1871. ammond, J. Wagon. J. French, W. Usher, J. Usher, J. Perrin, T. Baker, i. Duct, B-er, (Canterbury), T. Longhurst, J. Hodge*, G. Barton, J. Hall, T. M. Foy, J. . Apps, T. Wriglit, N. Paddon, «kc., «tc ...