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... MAIDSTONE & KENTISH JOURNAL, APRIL 1, 1872. MAIDSTONE FARMERS* CLUB, MR. BAILEY DENTON ON UNDER DRAINAGE. A meeting of the Maidstone Farmers* Club wm held on Thursday evening, at the Star Hotel, when Mr. J. Bailey Dentoo, the eminontcivil engineer, lectured ...
... MAIDSTONE POLICE COURT. TotaDAT.— Before J. H. Hill.. E«q. (Mayor) in tho Chur, D. S. White, K*,„an,l F. PinT&i ».M^ TO^l , 0U K ' ,rr Wllli,m Hick O’Dowda, of ° 1 mm y o 1 the police-courts in Kent and bonne* wan churned with wandenno abroad to B^‘* ...
... E,|[. There were about 600 volunteers present, in eight companies, vis., sth and 6th Kent (Canterbury), 16tb Kent (Sittingbourne), 29th Kent (Ashford), Stlth Kent (Wingham), the 2nd C.P.B.V. (Bamsgatc) 7th C.P.E. V. (Margate), the C.P.E.V. (Dover), and ...
... f'BY ROYAL LETRERS PATENT., Es Regular attendanuee'as fbllows'L ' At PORTSMOUTHthe' thirdtTUESDAY. ?? month, at Mr Davis's Boot Establishiment, 123, High-street. At At FARSERA2WF the day before thv third Tnesday of, dvery month, at Mr. C. 'BatcheorsChmtW ...
... COMPLETE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES IN THE SOUTH OF ENGLAND. WHOLESALE AND EETAIL. IF YOU WANT EASE WEAE CLEVELAND'S SEWN or HAND-STITCHED BOOTS and SHOES, noted for DUBA- BILITY, NEATNESS, STYLE, and CHEAPNESS, to be i had only at THE SEWN BOOT AND SHOE EST ...
... sjicciraon of handiwork, not directly connected with the exhibitor’s calling, consolation prizes, Ac. the Editor of the Maidstone and Kentish Journal. SiR, —As natives of this parish wc have always rejoiced in tho prosperity of our local cricket club ...
... THE DOVER CHRONICLE KENT AND STREW ADVERTISER, SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1872. DOVER QUARTER SESSIONS. keeper & ticket with their number sod P.T. upon it, John gieditt-I -..--. imi bl , some inadcomance upon the day in question C. _..,___ ~.__ am the foreman ...
... 24th F of boots, value 13s. 6d., the of Mr. Harris, St. Margaret’s Bank. peared for the prosecution.— William Harrie r. Marsham ap- that he was in his shop on the night in quéstion, and hearing a noise looked ap, and saws gap in a row of boots hanging on ...
... Hanle. Sir Coortesay and lady Hoaerrood. the of Charles (who left on Theralay), Lord St.Vinaset and party, Ooloael Dyson, Maidstone, the Captain Janis, &attack, Captain Davis, Lord and Lady Norbset, OaL M.P., Sir William Calming, the W. sad Mrs. North, ...
... Dartford, Chatham, Maidstone, Ramsgate, Margate, Dovor, Deal, Ipswich, Canterbury, Brighton, and I:fasting. EDWARD iI.A.-YWA_RD, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, & OPTICIAN, HIGH STREET, FOLKESTONE. N.8.-A PINE TrlmrB ASTRONOMICAL GLASS FOR HIRE. BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE ...
... WALKING BOOTS for Ladies, the largest selection in the town. Also a great variety of EVENING and HOUSE BOOTS, SLIPPERS, kc, aU Sewn. Ladies' Fitting Room. CLEVELAND'S STOCK of BOOTS, _c., for GENTLEMEN consists of every design, and includes BOOTS suitable ...
... inform the public that SUBSCRIPTIONS toward* the above object will received at the Maidstone and Kentish Journal Office, Maidstone ; by Mr. S. J. Bartlett, Weekstreet, Maidstone ;at the Star and by Mr. Jonatlian Saunders, Hon. Sec., SPECIAL NOTICE. W. ALCOCK ...