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... on all the improvements of Mechanical Dentistry, at his residence, 4, Clarendon-place, Maidstone. Dentist to ?‘ Kent County Ophthalmic Hospital, also to the West Kent Light Infantry Regiment of Militia. A single tooth from 5s ;: aset from £5 se. OLD GOILDEN ...
... the heatreos, &c. Pr.nted by ECWIN BARROW SMITH, and publithea by him at the Maidstone and Kentish Journal ()flee. '2, Middie-row, High-street, Maidatone, in the (',ouuty of Kent ; also at the Surrey Reporter Office, at High-street, Epsom, in the Ooun? of ...
... Windsor, the wife of Mr Haineon ,of & son. h;lu.—o-mmm.um.mmuln. Fryman, a'sm. b GOAD, —On the 11th of August, West Borough, Maidstons, the wife of Mr John Goad, of & son. JAQOBS. —~On the Sth August, at Sandwich, the wifeof J. A. Jacobs, of ch-“.lw. PACKE ...
... BURHAM, on the Medway, near Rochester, Kent. MERSTHAM (South Eastern Railway), near Red Hil, LOEDON WHARFS.—I 2, Wharf, Upper Ground Stroet, Blackfriars, 8.E.; 7, North Wharf-road, Paddinggm. k;*) ; 199, Old Kent-road, S.E., (Bricklayers’ Arms tation) ...
... before the general on, i Kent FIRE AND LIFE Orrross.—lt will be seen,on reference to our advertising columa,that an important meeting of shareholders in these companies was held on Thursday last, at the Mitre Hotel, Maidstone, when the scheme of the directors ...
... ORPINGTON, KENT, ADVEBTISEMENTS and ANNOUNCE MENTS of every description inserted in the Londow Provincial,and Foreign Jowrnais, by EDWIN BARROW SMITH. JourXAL Owriox, 2, Middle-row, Maidstone. A BAVING OF TIME, LAROUR, AND OOST BY USING Maidstone. THE COAL ...
... BREWERY, BY ORPINGTON, KENT expreas ‘execn! TOWN ARMS MACHINE PRINTING OFFICE. JAMES DICKESON TERSON, PRINTER, {ec. 42, TOWNWALL STREET, DOVER. Every Description of Plain and Fancy Printing executed on the Premises. Agent for the Maidstone and Kentish Journal ...
... five heifers affected with the foot-and-mouth disease, without giving the usual notice to the police, in contravention of the Kent Consolidated Order, 1872, on the 23rd of Decembor, and further summoned for having 17 heifers affocted with the same disease ...
... Wagner's men’s light suits at .. 18 0 Smith and Wagner's m-mmd youths’ clothing equally ap. TIES, SCARFS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, GOOD AND CHEAP. A large Assortment of SECOND-HAND APPAREL, BEDDING, and MISCELLANEOUS GOODS always in Stock. TERMS ...
... Ashford, Pluckley, and other large districts looked better, but East Kent will not do wonders, The Weald is much vaned, though in some places there are the promises of tidy crops. North Kent is not by any -u.ll flourhhh‘:' In some of the larger districts, sach ...
... Bt. John's Church, ' by the Ven. Archdeacon McLean, D.D., v cousin of th'n bridegroom, I'Anson, second atson, of Chelsfleld, Kent, to &_‘t mlv:mhm of James Barnett, of Tun- TS 0 DEATHS. 4o 18th Des., at Turvey House, Beds., Jane, Baker, Eoq, late of Pripces ...
... ¥ £ ¥ NORTON.—On the 25th ult., in London, Willlam Owens John lofin‘ Eeq, formerly of Birmingham, and late of Wateringbury, Kent, rn;.'_:g_.-o-mmmt.uum Robert Perrey, surgeon, aged 68, TP e o N TR R RuA. —On the 21st ult.,at Star Parrock-street, after ...