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... ‘abate within 24 Lours of the issueof the notwes | 1 ; THE NOMIMATION FOR EAST KENT. The nomination of candidatéh to'ft ‘the vacancy which existeTaa tho representatjon of Fast Kent, took place at the 1%!?1‘.‘ pCamm. unf“'w. fifflu, tt' h(-m'n o'clock. The High ...
... Charing-heath. I~ L‘B;TIAI‘—S. Blll’foh',(}iu’lltlr Ina; G. Moss, Golden Jon Inn, Mili .road ; J. Kemp, Sir Colin Campbell Inn ; J. ank;hmlomh Arms lon, High-street. gowns-J._bogk. Fountain, Kent, CRAYFORD —=C. P. Covington, Bear and Staff Inn. DarTrORD. —J ...
... PURE CAKE oaly, RANBRIDOES, EAST PECKIAM, KENT B » Tndfiul—&B.s.-Pm i to inclode free deli to any Station on th Bopul;:.'!uum or London, M.h'-tzn, and gouth Couto lino. farnished oo application. 116 OLD GOLDEN MORTAR DISPENSARY. ESTABLISHED 1811. , GABRIEL ...
... Hosmer.— The plaintiff is a job master and cab propristor, Union street, Maidstone, and the defendaut is an officer in the Woest Kent Light Infantry Militia, also residing at Maidstone. It was a claim o?l& 121,.&0“ the balance of an accoant for the hire of ...
... Thomas Browning v. Edward Hosmer.— The plaintiff is a job master and cab proprietor, Unien street, Maidstone, and the defendant is an officer in the West Kent Light Infantry Militia, also residing at Mmdstone, It was a claim of £5 125, being the balance ofgan ...
... Charing-heath. atAM—S, Burford, Gibraltar Inn ; G. Moss, Golden Lion Inn, Military-road ;J. Kemp, Sir Colin Campbell lon ; J. Hawley, {)mnouth Arms Inn, High-stroet. Cowpex—J. Cook, Fountain, Kent, Cravrorn —C. P, Covington, Bear and Staff Inn. DarTroßD ...
... Jowellery, Wearing Apr:m Honsehold Furaiture, Beds, Bedding, aud every description of valuable Property. MAIDSTONE GIN versus WHISKY. (‘ RANT'S MAIDSTONE HOLLANDS GIN, X being doubly-distilled, is a purer spirit than Whisky, and mach cheaper. Many also prefer ...
... ll{lor, Elizabeth Dunk, 15, Conduitstreet, was chargod with stealing a pair of boots, value 7 Gd, the property of Mr Alfred Arthur Hunt, draper, Wost-strect, on Saturday. The boots were stolen from prosecutor’s shop by prisoner, who pawned them, Heatenced ...
... the evening, to receive Tenders from per ...
... & KING, B Solicitors, 138] Maidstone, KENT COUNTY OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. AT the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Governors and Suhsc ibers to the Kent County Ophbthalmic Hospital, held in the Board Room of the Hospital, Maidstone, on Thursday, 18th February ...
... to nate Mr W, T. Woolley, of Tunbridge, as his at Maidstone and its vicinities, [136 ]\/I R. W. T. WOOLLEY, as successor to Mr A Charles Philpot, of Maidstone, bega to inform the inhabitants of Maidstone and its vicinities that he will hold the Classes ...
... Australian and other like Presorved Meat, Bread and Flour, Grocery, Butter, Cheese, Milk, Wine, Spirits, Porter, Cod Liver Oil, Boots and Shoes, Coffins, Linen and Woollen Drapery, Hosiery, Haberdashery, Turnery, and Brushes. The Contractors will be required ...