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... 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 ...
... ALKIN (late of Clapham, S.W). For term:* apply at The Cottage,” Bearstead, near Maidstone. Kent. Mr Alkin attends in Maidstone daily, SITTING BOURNE, SHKPPY, AND MAIDSTONE PLOUGHING MACHINERY. CHITTENDEN, KNIGHT. & CO., prepared to make arrangements with ...
... Arlington Street, Camden Town, Middlesex. Chan. Stone, 274, Strand, London, and 10, Molosworth Street, Kent. Wm. Burgess, house agent. Belvedere, Kent. Paul Road. fanner, late of Ash Houso Farm. Droxford. near Bishop? Walthani. Hants, now of 4, Floating ...
... county of Kent. Last Wednesday night a large meeting labourers was held at Shorcham, a village distant about three miles from Sevenoaks. The movement was quite spontaneous one on the part of the men; Mr. A. Simmons, who attended from Maidstone, at the ...
... MARKET, 19.—Mid and East £10 Ws to £17; Weald of Kent, £8 10s to £9 9s; Farnbam and and East ry J of Rent, £3 to to £7; Olds, £1 Seto £2. demand con- tinues for small parcels of Weald of Kent, Mid Kent, and choice Sussex hops fine coloured Sussex com ...
... Casoden Town, Middlesex. Henry Charles Stone, 274, Strand, London, and 10, Molesworth Street. Lewes, Kent. Wm. Burgess, house agent. Belvedere, Kent. Paul Bead, farmer, late of Ash Honse Farm, Droxford, near Blslscp's -Waltham; now of 4, Floating Bridge ...
... T lit ER H A BOOT SHOE ESTABLISHMENT 40 MARKET-PLACE BURSLEM JOHN G McCORMICK respectfully inhabitants of Buralem districts premises late in occupation Mr Cruickshank which is NOW OPEN ENTIRE STOCK of LADIES’ GENTLEMEN’S CHILDREN’S BOOTS SHOES LEATHER ...
... Arthur Cudlipp, JJeorge Maurice Beck, Bobert Fry, Jolliffe, James Goldsmith, jun., Edward Martin Wells, George Edward Kent, William Kent, Thomas Slade, and James John Kellpar trick. Local Bankrupt.— (From Friday night s Gazette).— WiUiam Morey, Cosham, ...
... building the factory ’ basin, &c. FAVERSHAM. Kent ConcreGationaL Assoctation.—The annual meetings of this association will be held at Faver- sham on Tuesday and the 9th and 10th of July. The meeting of the Kent Union Society plage in connection with this ...
... he cut boot wrong and from ladies’ boots put on children’s boots which did not pay well : owe anything ? Witness : sir Nicholls is paid her way She would owe anything Is there anything owing ? I little rent On Saturday night he took two boots home bth ...
... Willcox Gibbs’s; boot work, flowering, dress -fim‘:nu-. costumes, quilting, tailoring, underclothing, : recommenced after; good wages, 46, L_nn' T:isanufi' it Machines ; Thomas's, Howe’s, Wheeler Wilson’s, Willoox Gibbe’s, &m; ‘Wanzer ; boot work, ;avm. tailoring ...
... Address A. . Gye#’s Boarding House, 62, Basinghali-street. Ps'fik_h&a wanted ; also a Webber. 113, PastE Fitter (Good) wanted for Boot work. 1, Elwinstreet, Birdcage- walk, Ey:bowm.d I)_EEEN_(To_fi) ;u;ud. to work Thomas’s Machine, Tailsring, fiil up with sewing ...