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... SHOOTING BOOTS. CORK and CLUMP SOLE, LACE, ELASTIC, and BUTTON BOOTS. FELT, VELVET, and all WARMLY-LINED SHOES. CHILDREN’S SCARLET and BLACK FELT DRESSING SLIPPERS. All the above being this Season’s Goods are fresh and select, and are well worth attention ...
... Rich Little W.ogOeld Statisfield, Favcrsh.m, gent and Fleanor * I Hoadley, Caroline 26, Moat road, Maidstone, widow Horace John Chapel. Eltbam, Kent, farmer Hoadley, Joseph 8,64, Bruce rd, Bromley, Middlesex, gent icn, and XT/.race Hoddy, Beniamin, Halstead ...
... of Wight Cranbrook, Kent Crawley, Sussex Croydon, Surrey Hartford, Kent Deptford, Kent Didcot, Oxon Dorking, Surrey Dover, Kent Dunstable, Bedfordshire Epsom, Surrey Famham, Surrey Farningham, Kent Faversham, ...
... Stock, Wallingford, widow Buss, Samael, Chart Sutton, Kent, farmer Buss, Samuel, 1 Chart Sutton, Kent, farmer Sion Thomas Adams, I Elizabeth Adams, and Thomas Bamford ) „ . Buss. Samael, Chart Sutton, Kent, farmer Thomas Bamford, and >• Elizabeth Adams ) Butler ...
... Rolls, the Hendre, Monmouth; highly commended, Mr. James Long, The Hollies, Bromley, Kent; Mr. G. F. Wheeler, St. George’s Brewery, Portsea. Class 11.—Hamburghs (Golden Spangled). For the best Cock end Hen, Ist prize, 205.; 2nd, 10s.—4st, Mrs. G. M. Rolls ...
... wonderful epecimene ex- the Royal Berka Boot Show Uat year and include Sutton’s implored mammoth long red mangel weighing 691 be. each, Sntlon'a Berkshire prixe yellow globe mangelwoighing 45Ibe. each, Sntton'e new golden tankard (yellow flceh) w.iohinnSSlbi ...
... Western Siberia, has returned from Pekin by way of Landien and Khami to Saisan. The Maidstone Journal believes that until Friday member of our royal families has been born in Kent during the last 260 years. King Henry VIII., Edward VI., Queen Mary, Queen Eliaabeth ...
... expected but on Wednesday evening it was crowded. On Monday the performances of Signor Enrico Mattel (solo pianist) and Mr. J. C. Kent (solo cornet) were warmly received. Miss Jessie Royd (from the St. James and Royal Albert Halls) was a good soprano. The other ...
... competitive examination system, and denied that it bad failed. Fruit PKoßracra.— The Maidstone Journal gives the following respecting the hops and fruit around Maidstone : —The cherry trees are nnasnally full bloom, and, together with tbe apples, which ...