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... MAIDSTONE POLICE COURT. KENT average.” PusspAY, MaRCH 25TH.—Before C. Ellis, Eeq., Ma; (in the chair), and C. Arkooll, Baq. o Aprricarions.—Mr. F. E. Whyborn, of the Bull Hotel, applied to the Bench for permission to keep his bouse open until 12 o'clock ...
... MAIDSTONE FARMERS' CLUB. A meeting of the members of the Maidstone Farmers’ Club was held at the Star Hotel on Thursday evening Inst, Mr. T. Bridgland, junr., in the chair. The other members preseat were Messrs, T. B. Lovett (Vice-chairman), J. Paine ...
... MAIDSTONE. SPEECHES OF COL. STANLEY. On Monday evening & dinner took place at the Star Hotel, for the purpose of affording Col. Stanley, one of the candidates selected by the Conservative party in Maidstone to contest the representation of the borough ...
... of the Maidstone Journal begs to inform his Friends and the Public generally that PRINTING of all DESCRIPTIONS will hm{ed by him with care and promm:nde. Orders will be imme M‘lw to at the o of the Jowrnal, 2 Middle row, Maidstone OLD GOLDEN MORTAIK ...
... 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 ...
... feature that renders the valuable, and which bas hitherto sn of sorts that surpass them in Thoe extromes of heat and cold of Kent, and >f Inte years it has /ade in summer is quite as important consequently trees lreboln’ enconw aa formerly. Indeed, so ...
... the Khedive= et q cune, he was anxious to getber all the information he could on the MAIDSTONE FARMERS' CLUB. “ THE WET WEATHER.” A meeting of the members of the Maidstons Farmers’ Club was held at the Star Hotel on Thursday evening last, Mr. T. Bridgland ...