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... BROTHERS, KINO STREET AND WEEK STREET, MAIDSTONE. A Large Stock of Obinmej-pieces, Stover, Ranges, and Kitcheners, the Now Show Rooms and Warehouses. (a CAPO). DKHTAL NOTICE. MR. FRED. C. ALLEN, DENTAL SURGEON TO THE WEST KENT HOSPITAL. At Home Daily for Consultation ...
... alteration. Nmw. Per cwt. Mid and East Kent . £lO 0 .. £l2 12 .. £l7 Weald of Kent 810 .. » •• Wl® Sussex .. 8 8 9 Faraham and Country.. 1111 18 0 .. 16 0 Ybarlings. Per cwt. IGd aid Kent . £3 » .. £4 .. 10 Wnld Kent » « .. * « .. » Sussex .. .. 5 FAniham ...
... CHOICE VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS (Gratis and Post Free). SEED ESTABLISHMENT, HIGH STREET, MAIDSTONE, The largeat and beat Stock of Seed, in the County of Kent STRONG GERANIUMS, AND OTHER BEDDING PLANTS, CHEAP. 'W'M- IPOTTEN HAS to offer this season a ...
... land without any formalities. COAL IN KINIT.—We learn that the experimental boring in of coal in the centre of the Weald of Kent is postponed until after the meeting of the British Association at ' Brighton. It is desired by many that a baring should be ...
... that a pair of men’s boots produced was stolen from that shop on Saturday night, when the prisoner came into the shop on some pretence, and went out without purchasing anything. Robert Ives, assistant to Mr. Davis, of the Golden Nine, Green’s End, said ...
... t, Whitecuapel. 3 BOOT Trade.— Waated a rclp;c;ble Lad, 14 to l?u—l;: prover or Apprentice. Apply 184, Swallow-strect, Regent-atrect, W. eL T BOO‘I‘ and Bhoe Trade.—Lad wanted, to work at the above trade. 14, Denmark-strec:, Golden-square, Bt. James’s ...
... Rep:'rting on f;:it fr;otpoctn i& Kent, the “ Maidstone ournal ’ says t it crop this year appears to be almost a Gourhilnn in most districts mu.ns Maidstone. The Kue‘ and Queen of Saxony will celebrate their “ Golden Wedding ’ this year, according to ...
... Watch Maker, 12, Georgeyard, hmhugqm. 8 le.:nd Bnfi o:mux old-mblhhodl. Mt“l% Bespoke Boot 'or Sale, a bargsin ; very lowzent ; ;:l‘: sfowm Appl:p at Naylor's, Boot Maker, Stockwell- ARE Opportunity,—Cigar and Tobacconist’s Shop for R £B5 ; rent low; ...
... al labourers was held in the large room of the Bell Hotel. Maidstone, on Saturday night last. Mr. G. Boots, presided. Mr. Simmonds, the Hon. Sec. of the Agricoltural Labourers’ Union for Kent, laid the code of rales before the meeting. After alluding ...
... Denmark-street, Golden-square, Bt. James's.g 00T M.—w ble Youth wanted, between 14 and B 1# one used to the trade preferred. 8, u-nxd-t.n:t. BOY (Respectable) wanted, about 15; one used to a Coffee House preferred. The Leopard, 48, Old Kent-road. 8 BOY wanted ...
... young Man, age 26—good character from the gentleman he has just left. Direct to A. 8., 6, Hyndmau-grove, Church-field, Old Kent-road. AS BARMAN, Single-handed or otherwise, a respectable young Man, age 26—used to a brisk counter trade—can do the cellar ...
... sister bad Malan. The primme r hal ( . 4 th a w in her mast. Lewis Griffin. aseistaut t. liarrisee, boot maker, of 127 11i: . t proved that • pair of boots M. produced we. et WU 'bop ua itimurday might, when the into the pt 44„ th e a enle pretene aad Went ...