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... Monday week new poor-rate of Is. in the waa ligMdfbr the parish of Moakton. “«‘®*wae Maidstone. The New Railway.— The work connected with the now Sovenoaks, Maidstone, and Tunbridge lino is being rapidly pushed forward. The present rainy weather has, as ...
... £ Duke-street, Linooia’s Inr-flel2e, W.C. AP!‘BENTIC& wanted to a Carpenter and Joiner ; no premium required. Apply at 242, Kent-dt., Borough. A PERENTICE wanted to the Hair Dressizg; would be taught ladies’ work; close on Bundays; premium required. Clarke ...
... Medal Piano. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, TWO pleasantly situated and well built HOUSES, in Upper Kent-street. Price £510. Apply to Mr. Bickley, Golden Lion, Highcross-street. CHARXWOOD FOREST. The Chase, Woodhouse Eaves, near Loughborough. TO BE LET ...
... 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 ...
... ’s customs will Bed their interest* meetly attended to. —OB IMPORTANT SALE BOOTS AND SHOES, K ERIE’S,. GOLDEN BOOT HOUSE, W, KOBtH STBEET. THE *Btln Stock ol First-Class BOOTS and UlOtS (lor which be is celebrated), .•Dooming to £2437 18S 6d most b« great ...
... H. Tennent. Kent.—Messrs. G. E. Coles, F. F. Crawford, Lord Harris, R. Lipsoombe, W. Penn, F. Stokes, C. J. Thornton, E. A. White, and W. j Yardley; Croxford, Henty, Willis, and Willsher. Friday and Saturday.—■/ Zingari v. Gentlemen of Kent.—l Zingari ...
... having exceedingly small feet and of wearing the best-made boots in the world, find much amusement inthecaseof Mr. Edwin Burt, of New York, who exhibits certainly the most extraordinary ladies’ boots and shoes that are to be found in the whole Exhibition ...
... cabinet maker. Hodgson, John Oswald, Long acre, licensed victualler. Holder, Henry, Etham place, Kent at, Borough, gas fitter. • Hollands, Henry, Lydd, Kent, butcher. Hubbard, John Michael, Lynton rd, Bermondsey, ship's stewart. Hughes, Richard, Aberystwyth ...
... —ln this match, wnich took place at Mote-park, Maidstone, Kent won a close and well.con. tested mateh by two wickets only. rue following is the snore :—Surrey, first innings, 112; second innings, 81. Kent, first innings, 99; second innings, 128. M.M.C ...
... 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) ...
... Robert, buckingham, sur; Kent Kent Denchfield, John, Burston, Ayles Kent Denchfield, William, Easingham 1 Kent jacks Deverell, James, Attington, Tetsy Deverell, Fred. Harold,College-pl Kent Dewes, Robert, Custum House, I. ...
... Newman,) Eridge road Jude & Co., Kent Brewery (Wateringbury). Stores : Public Rooms, Tunbridge Wells. Kelsey, E. and H., St. John's road Kenward and Co., (Pale Ales) Hadlow—Branch office, High street Mason (Maidstone), Branch Office, Mt. Pleasant-road ...