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... To Aet, FFor gale. AT THE MOTE, NEAR MAIDSTONE, Vl‘() BE SOLD, vorz Cheap, a very handsome LANDAU BOCIABLE, in excellent order, Also a BROUGHAM, with an imperial, Both carringes are made by Cuok and Holdway, and are in excellent condition. For particulars ...
... Dover, the wife of Robert Turing Bruce, Baq, Royal Artillery, of a daughter. KENNARD.--On the 9th Nov., at Wester Hill, Linton, Kent, the wile of David F. Kennard, of a daughter (Kathleen Mary). LEESE,—On the 6th Nov., at Divan Cou t Eastling, Favershaw, the ...
... MARKET-PLACE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE. ¥ OSEPH VARLEY AND SONS, -I successors to Mrs. Hy. Liddell), FAMILY BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. First-class assortment of LADIES' BEST HAND-SEWN BOOTS. LADIES' PLAIN AND FANCY BOOTS LADIES' RIVETED AND MACHINE-SEWN ...
... FINE KENT COB NUTS. FINK MESSINA NUTS. KEILLER’B NEW BLACK CURRANT, RASPBERRY, and STRAWBERRY JAMS. GOOSEBERRY JAMS and JELLIES. NEW LAYER MUSCATEL RAISINS. NEW AMERICAN APPLES. NEW FIGS, very fine. NEW FIiENCH CURRANTS. THOMAS G£££N & CO. GOLDEN TEA POT ...
... BROS. & SPENCER, MAKERS of PURR CAKE only, -- OIL CAKE MILLS, BRANBRIDGES, PECKBAN, KENT Tiatle Mark—.l3 S.—Pure. Priers, to include tree delivery to any Station on the Boot') Fastetn or Guidon. Brighton, And South Coast line, *wished on applicatiiiii. 110 ...
... THE SHOOTING BEASON. J. BWINFEN 3JUN MAKER, AND ARMOURER TO THE 3rd BATTALION KENT RIFLE VOLUNTEERS, NO. 79, BANK BTREET, MAIDSTONE, TH{ANKE‘ uh:l. n-oro\lu M for pl:: s ta an -.Fodi'ffi'irlw m‘ THIS SRASON, Including a choice selection of Breech Loading ...
... Asylum Works at Chartham, 1 stealing a pair of boots, value 12s. iturzt'* ' *perty of Messrs. Pocock Bros., St. Mar- six and seven o’clock on “ffht, the prisoner went into the proeecun°p and tried pair cl new boots. When had got them on, he ran oat of the shop ...
... may claim to be the capital of Kent, and for all civil purposes Mai lstone ia the county town of Kent. I donot know that I ean better define these two places. If T were asked only which is the capital of Kent, Maidstone or Canterbury ; I should answer ...
... coonty of Kent. Mr. Robert Furley, writing in Notes and Queries orj the subject of the capital town of Kent, says—After the Restoration the town of Maidstone became the assize town, and as tho assizes ceased to be held at Canterbury, Maidstone must be ...
... oad. The prisoner went to Mr Paine’s shop, and selected some boots, promising to call in half an hoar, Missiog a pair of boots, the mnnta:r ran after and stopped her. ghc produced the boots, with the other articles mentioned on the charge sheet. Bhe had ...
... to his No 61 London-road gentlemen find Ao JOHN BOOT MANUFACTURER 1 COMMUTATION-ROW to inform his Customers that STOCK LADIES’ & GENTLEMEN’S & complete Gentlemen’s 5s 6d 6d Gentlemen’s strong Elastio Boots doable solas from 6d to pair Gentlemen’s strong ...
... itrranged and will shortly take f ; Lord Ellenbarough and atrpte,;Kolitchball, sister of Sir Wyndham Kna lbull, of Hatch. Ashford, Kent. Loss OF FISHING NETS.—We are informed that a sprat fisherman named John Betts lost the whole of his fleet of sprat while fishing ...