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... y. at his residence, 4, Clarendon-place, Maidstone. Dentist to the Kent County Ophthalmic Hofllul, also to the Weet Kent Light Infantry Regiment of Militia. A single tooth from 5e ; a set from £5 Ss. OLD GOLDEN MORTAR DISPENSARY. ESTABLISHED 1811. GABRIEL ...
... and other talented vocalists ; Band of the 9th Kent Volunteer Artillery; Magnificent Display of Fireworks and Illuminations at 9 o'clock. Admission one Shilling. Cheap Trains from London, Strood. Maidstone, ROSHERVILLE GARDENS. The Place to Spend a Happy ...
... Deatitry. at y, on a mprovements of Mechan tistry, at his residence, 4, Clarendon-place, Maidstone. Dentist to the Kent County Ophthalmic Horlhl, also to the Weet Kent Light Infantry Regiment of Militia. A single tooth from bs ; aset from £5 be. OLD GOLLDEN ...
... employ of prosecutor warn sent oat to deliver several pairs of boots to customers. He was met by prisoner who mentioned the address of one of the cnetomere, and said be would take the boots which witness had to leave there; and the led was induced by ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... —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 ...
... 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 ...
... a Stork on Mad,' and the amongst them of Boots !. FREEHOLD PROPERTY, C. PARMENTER, and Shoe. Every Deiteription .Madan to Order, and Repairing done ten the ftliortoat Notice. In Om Let, WERE STREET, MAIDSTONE, COMPRIBLEG--A Pim, of Garden Ground, • GA ...
... provision dealers. Agents m tor AHen'e Melton Mowbray plea, and the celebrated Camorldge aaaager. BiMswatnet James Cross, Golden-square, wholesale and ntaU batcher. All rappUed th ahortal aottoa. John Cragg (late Fairhurst and Cragg), Kenyon, chemist ...
... attraction of the Show in kindly meat by MIMS. Masters and Ithireont, of Canterbury, and the Mess. Bunyard (Ashford and Maidstone), the display, however creditable to those concerned, would have be.. but meagre. Two well. arranged tents had been erected ...