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... (late Newman,) Eridge road Jude & Co., Kent Brewery (Wateringbury). Steres Public Rooms, Tanbridee 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 ...
... (late Newman,) Eridge road Jude & Co., Kent Brewery (Wateringbury). Stores : Public Rooms, Tanbridge Wells. Kelsey, E. and H., St. John's road Kenward and Co., (Pale Ales) Hadlow—Branch,QiSce. High street Mason (Maidstone), Branch Office, Mt. Pfoasant-road ...
... rowel r of Freanmea „, an d un it e d k nos 5-Long ' , moiled (not Kents)-Fat long resort for visitors. The cliffs so immediately over be the one body or order, wh i c h to h e 0 (not Kent.), 1 year cid (under 23 look the Channel that they will always be ...
... (late Newman,) Eridge read Jude & Co., Kent Brewery (Wateriagburyl Stores: Public Rooms, Tonbridge Wells. Kelsey, E. and H., St John's road Ken ward and Co., (Palo Ales) Hadlow—Branch office, High stlfcet Mason (Maidstone), Branch Office, Mt Pleasant-road ...
... (late Newman,) Eridge road Jude & Co., Kent Brewery (Wateringbury). Stares Public Rooms, Tunbridge Wells. Kelsey, E. and H., St. John's road Ken ward and Co., (Pale Ales) Hadlow—Branch office, High street Mason (Maidstone), Branch Office, Mt. Pleasant-road ...
... THE DOVER CHRONICLE RENT AND SUSSEX ADVERTISER, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1874: albusses Sakti. -- DOVEA CHRONICLE and KENT AND SUSSEX ADVERTISER. 1835. • Kr. B. LAITRAN Clll. OCULIST OPTICIAN IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS. Optieian to the Norwich Eye Infirmary ...
... not exceeding yean oM. Prise and silver medal to the breeder; Second Prise £3. Ist Prise, Humph rev Wickham, of Hnnton, Maidstone, 2 Tears 8 months, bred by exhibitor. 2nd Prise, William H. Harvey, of Ash, Sandwich, 2 rears months, bred by Charles Cook ...
... and Mr. J. B. Plumptre, were not entirely overcome by exhibitors who live farther afield—in fact the honour of Kent in general and of East Kent in particular, was wall an stained on the occasion. Some of the pens of Aylesbury ducks were superb, and the ...