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... THE CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS OF THE CHURCHES IN MAIDSTONE. As usual at t* festive season, earnest workers with willing hands have bee aisy in decorating with apnropnate bimplicitv and heuuty th. of worship in tbi. town. The brilliant berried ami variegated ...
... partly owing to the remarks had repeatedly made. He could not conceive how people, living in town on the very high road through Kent, could be so foolish as to expose themselves needlessly to pecuniary loss, or perhaps even worre consequences ; the numbers ...
... 6d. and upwards. The highest LoC£ references given. Agent—T. S. MUDDEMAN, AUCTIONEER, 22, NEWLAND, NORTHAMPTON. GO TO SHAW'S BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, 8, MERCER'S ROW. A DELIGHTFUL RELISH—REAL YARMOUTH HERRINGS. BOX containing 100 Best HERRINGS, lightly ...
... Walworth-road. » &c., WANTED. BOOT Work.—Wanted good Machinist. At 60, Copleystreet. Stepney-green- BOOT Trade. for Ward’s Machine; constant employment; Paete Fitter*, Torned-m Kid. 83, Fairbahk-street, Eaat-road, City-road. BOOT Trade —Wanted finrt-claa* ...
... the Cathedral, the Mayor being absent:—Aldermen Austin, Marten, Bateman, and W. J. Cooper; and Councillors Coppin, Dance, Boots, Lyons, Beer, and Crow. The procession was accompanied by the Clerk of the Peace and other officers of the Corporation. The ...
... Account and H.-dance Sheet to Midsummer last can now obtained of the Ag'ent. Maidstone. J. G. PRIESTLY, Actuary Acent— Messrs. G. Spencer and Son coach nut /. k WEST BOROUGH, MAIDSTONE. Bes to inform the Xohiiity, Clergy, VJT• Gentry, and inhabitants of Maadstono ...
... flavour, but so wanting in lasting strength as to please less than any other. FINIiT SILVNRY LEAN GENPoWDER NI. per lb. The very boot Green Tea ; unusually rich; brink and grows; sold by dealers at very high prices, even up to tie per no. COFFEE. Finest Ceylon ...
... any wine merchant, or direct of T. Grant, Distillery, Maidstone. 428, per dozen, cash. Carriage paid. THE LADIES CELLARET. AN ACCEPTABLE PRESENT, COXTENTS : 4 Bottles Fine Old Port. 4 _,, _Golden Sherry, 1 Bottle Fine Brandy. ‘ 1 ~ Peppermint Cordial ...
... of brasses from churches Kent and elsewhere; the very Large one is from the parish church of St. Mar* garet's, Lynn, in Norfolk, to the memory of Eobert Braunche, who was Major there in 1364; another from Herer Church, in Kent, with a fine representation ...
... teeoedthe and of sale. Las.Xog it , at the offices. & Uppaystrent. el,:vgt. ii N.. opposite Thithetton-ortniet. N 'is Head ilthol. Kent, with l‘t E rio lZ irle s tor t' . '' id D r. i4 tbT K fl tiv a tio froth 1.4 11 In , of his .10.11504 heal le by AUCTION. ...
... 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 ...
... t. ?rs wanted. Edmonds Ci Rem* BOOT Work.-Good Paste Fitters wanted. £O, Vork-road, King's-cross. BOOT Trade.—Wanted gaol Cashmere Fitter, used round bottom apimgs. Apply 418, Walworth-road, Camberwell; side bell. BOOT Fitter (Good) wanted. 5. Went w ...