... Chichester. and by the fallowing Chemists Ashford : Smith, Rye; imam, Canterbury; Broths.; Weller stone ; Battle; Lassa Maidstone ;WI den; ',tardy, Ckanbrook ; Madam, Tunbridge Wells; Tunbridge. London Agent* ; Batton and 00., Idwards, Barclay asd Son& ...

... tall directions, past for la swaps, by T. Col:also, eteceift. hatingberune, Kent from &moist through aft Newberry's er of the following :—/Ldsford, Ingall, Stedman; Maidstone, Argls or Wimble (wholesale and retell); Canterbary. Adams sod Folkestone, Harwood ...

... l JE (good yo'ain) wonted in a sorill if pualitole. if by letter, Is. NI, to Mr,. Elieetil /buratto, S, E!wi,k--i A.bford. Kent. OOD .I in et.ok Wag 4h; ; • ; str all) • Mrs St ('toy. if • EMMA LRE 'WANT wdbutol : boy • I IT ncil.lll retuir.• —•pply ...

... bread exhibition touk place on Wednesday The ploughing WAS held in a gratten held lathe occupation of Mr. W. Hughes, on the Maidstone road. The number of four-home ploughs was twenty-one, and of two-horse ploughs two. The judges were Messrs. Stew ham, of ...

... by Mr. James Coulter, of Stone-street, Maidstone. he Registrar et Friendly Societies issued his remit for the year 1 , 7:1. It inchtles aha of registered 'relies uuulous Guly our .dub appear-, as far a. regard, Kent, and that is the General Labourers Union ...

... theatre, under the of J. if. L. Wright, Esq., the ex-Mayor, to discuss the proposal aet on foot I,y the executive council of the Kent end Swatex Agricultural Labourers' Union, for a Land and Cottage Fund. The pit was ere sled isith working Mr. Simmons. the ...