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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Printed and Puolished by Tmomas M. R 166 “mh: General Printing Offices, 4 and 5, High Street’“m Town, Sheerness, in the County of Kent.—S# November 11th, 1871, 4 Having REGISTER No. SH MIL BATHS CO A LARGE N already b inthe undertakit plications not ye posgible ...
... which .lie ot o lautth at all route:tete, alsait to • 1). with the golden Fran, after thing that hdlipened to her, ha., talon to tar the funds; the lao r.i.-0.4.1 the gooxe with the golden egg., And Spain, shhh I &liberating she prosevvite the national ...
... % y | 1618 Inten - 0. y bWi some g . e ~eent | further experiments will be mada. Dover, Maidstone, & places portions of the stocks of groceries, dry goods and boots s e IRR ccnmicosinnesss) ¥B5 730 732 | ¢35 - : -~rrarYy EpucarioN.—The authorities at th ...
... labour, ss well give increased comforts to the la>*ourors, and also to benefit every of the community. thought in county of Kent, with regard to skilled laliour, ihoyhad reached considerable perfection. There was one other matter to which attention should ...
... Saunders, the Removing Officer, for her removal to Maidstone, her own place of settlemetot. The Maidstone* Board refused to accept her and entered appeal against the order. Mr. Otway, Clerk to the Maidstone Board, found, after some enquiry, that the settlement ...
... Hent Jomrmal. MAIDSTONE. THE LATE MR. THOMAS EDMETT.—We understand that the late Mr. Thomas Edmett, of this town, has left 3,000, tothe West Kent General Hospital, 1,0007. to the Kent County Ophthalmic Hospital, 2,0001. o the Maidstone Blue-coat Schools ...
... much sorrow amongst his relations and friends. On afternoon an inquest was held at the Golden Ball Inn, Kennington, before T. T. Delasaux, Esq., coroner for Kast Kent, when evi- dence, detailing the atove mentioned facts, was adduced ; and the jury returned ...