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... band about firo yoart since MAIDSTONE. Abchidiacoxal Visitation—On Monday lut t!>a Venerable Bjnjamin Harriaon, Archdeacon of Maid•tone, held hi* annual visitation for the rural deanery of Sutton, at All Saints' Church, Maidstone. S. rrice waa held in the ...
... TEETH BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. Regular attendance as follows: At PORTSMOUTH, the third TUESDAY of every month, at Mr. Davis's Boot Establishment, 123, High-street. At FAkIEHAM, the day before the third Tuesday of every month, at Mr. C. Batchelor's, Chemist ...
... Cleveland's spbing walking boots for Ladies, the largest selection m the town. Also a great variety of EVENING and HOUSE BOOTS, SLIPPEES, &c., aUSewn. of BOOTS, ke., for GENTLEMEN consists of every design, and includes BOOTS suitable for all seasons and ...
... BURHAM, on * * the Medway, near Rochester, Kent. (South Eaatoru Railway), near Red Hill, Surrey. LONDON WHAHFS.-12, Wharf, Upper Ground Str.jet, Blaclcfriare, S.E.; 7, North Wharf-road, Padding- I®®, Old Kent-mad, S.E., (Bricklayers' Arina Station). nog ...
... Goodwin (the Hon. Secretary tho Maidstone Poultry Show), &c. Ac. The classes a rule were well filled. There were ten entries in the coloured Dorking class, which was a very good one, and included many well known Kent exhibitors, among them Mr. Rice, ...
... od Wheeler-street, Maidstone, made his appearance, end propoeed that Ur. O. Boots (money lander, also of Maidstone), taka the chair, proposition which was seconded by Hr. Brown. This propositiontharing been doty carried, Ur. Boots took the chair, amid ...
... 5, North Wall, Dublin; JsmEn HARTLEY & Co, 1j7, Leadenha~l-street; or at Miller's Wharf, Lower East 1 Smitfield, and West Kent Wharf, Southwark, London; . W. & E. C. CABNE, Falmouth; R. CLARX & SON, or H. J. WARING & Co., Plymouth; LE FEUVRE & SON, South- ...
... A. Simmons, editor of the Maidstone Telegraph, and who resides in Grecian Villa, situate in the neighbourhood of Wheeler-3treet, Maidstone, made hia appearance, and nroposed that Mr. G. Boots (money lender, also of Maidstone), take the chair, a proposition ...
... seeds post free for 2s. The Nursery, Siasinghnrst Staplehurat, Kent. JOHN COACH BUILDER WEST BOROUGH, MAIDSTONE. Begs inform the Nobility, Clergy, • f Gentry, and inhabitants of Maidstone, and it-, neighbourhood, that he carries tho abov«' busi- tv'ss ...
... Thursday last. President: Mr. J. Tomkins, Mayor; Aldermen Graham, Ballard, and Bad cock ; Councillors Badcock, Belcher, Cballenor, Kent, £. Payne, Stacey, and Townsend. The minntes of the last meeting having been read and confirmed, the Mayor said the first and ...
... Guodwin (the Hon. Secretary to the Maidstone Poultry Show), &c, &c. The classes as a rule were well filled. There were ten entries in the coloured Dorking class, which was very good one, and included many well-known Kent exhibitors, among them Mr. Rice, ...
... Brennan, Solicitors, Maidstone; and Messrs. Tootell and Sons, Land Surveyors and Valuers, 67, King-street, Maidstone. [M2 TOVIL, NEAR MAIDSTONE. Messrs, tootell and sons are directed to SELL AUCTION, at the Star Hotel, Maidstone, on WEDNESDAY, May 15th ...