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... THE EAST KENT, FAVERSHAM, AND SITIINGBOURNE GAZETTE. BATITEDAI , DEC. 2, 1871. Malastone Gin v. Whisky. THREE PRIZE MEDALS. Try Dicks's Celebrated Gntta Percha Bottomed London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Time Table.-December. GRANTS MAIDSTONE HOLLANDS ...
... seek to impair it and continuer heering). The Chairman next g • the health of the rnemhe'S for Mid Kent, and said w small boast for the county of Kent to say it the whole of its six members to the growing tide democracy—(loud cheers). Lord had already ...
... Bras TWENTY SHILLINGS WORTH OF BOOTS FOR TWENTY SHILLINGS ! AT B. HANNZWB, 05. HIGH STRERT. ASHFORD. BiIARMER bees to inform the Public that he purchased an entirely new and willselected SDN2K of LADIES and OSNTLEMEN'S BOOTS, that for Quality and Style cannot ...
... ot lietts. memb-rs of the Tun Wells. Tanta Penshurst Volunteers corps had a mtmic battle at Somhborough oa Mouday. The Wist Kent General Ro•pittl Committ . • grate folly seknowleigo the r, eeipt of a lewacy of by the late Eamon, req. _ • - - 11110 10;:i•ery ...
... prayers were intoned the Rev. Sidobothara, tho lessons read by tho Rev, Canon Bateman. The anthem after tho third collect was Kent's Blessed Thou, and it rendered in manner highly creditable to tho choir of tho church. Hymn, No. 330 of the Rev. U. Venn ...
... ptinsiple, might probably be carried oat. Fruit i* Kent. —lt question whether jadioioae eeleotion eorts and atooke, careful bat tender pruning, and occaeional manuring*, might not restore the cherry orchard* of Kent to their former historical reputation. The ...
... Schoolmistresses’ Benevolent Institution.—A committee meeting the Maidstone and Mid Kent branch a-.->oviati.>u iic.i on Saturday last, at All Saints’Scl 001, Maidstone, Mr. A. E. W. Bootes in the chair. During the short lime the branch has been established ...
... MESSRS. BEADLE, BROTHERS, HAVING made arrangements with the South- Eastern Railway for conveyance of Coal, for the eapply of Maidstone and vicinity, with the beat Walleend, double screened, at local prices, beg say that Mr. John Larking, carrier,will act aa ...
... seek impair it and continued cheering). The Chairman next gave the heal:h of the members for Mid Kent, and said it was small boast for the county of Kent say it sent the whole f it* six stem the growing tide of democracy—(loud cheers). Lord Holmesdale ...
... :—Fat wethers, 1 year old (under 23 months).—First prize ot £15, B. W. Tassell, Hode, Canterbury, Kent; second of £10, W. Burch, Khode Court, Selling, Kent. Under the heading of “Gratitude!” the Dover Telegraph says: ** The faction of Conser- vatives who ...
... Brosdstame --Want, Confectimser, ft, Higb-ss Maidstone Gin v. Whisky. Canterbury ..S•rain, Baker, Kt, Camk-st MONUMENTAL MASON AND CARVER, 8 3 Chatham Cook. Confectioner. 94, Iliah-ot (IRANI'S MAIDSTONE HOLLANDS GIN, 1 17 .. linch. Stationer ...
... Silver and Electro-plated Goods, quickly removes tarnish without wearing away the plate. PROPERTY FRENCH VARNISH, For Dress Boots and Shoes, Ac., will not crack. It lies very evenly on the leather, drys quickly, and produces most brilliant polish on patent ...