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... RALEIGI:I, HIGH STREET, MAIDSTONE, SOUTHEND. . Medway Steamboat Company and North Kent Railway. DMLY EXCURSIONS from Maidstone to Southend and back, in the City of Rochester, weather per mitting. Week Days. Sundays. . Leaving Maidstone at 850 ...
... ornaments had been stolen from the drawingroom. The burglar had also carried away A coat, a pair of boots, and a linen collar, leaving an old pair of boots behind. Information of the leirglarly and a Jesciiptiou of the articles stolen were published in the ...
... BOMNEY OB KENT. Bam, of any ags—lst and tod, Henry Lyminge, -st fire yearling Wm. de Chair Baker. St. Stephen's, Canterbury, Kent; 2nd, Mr Henry Bidden. Yearling ram—lst. Mr John Samuel Stratt Godwin, Court Lodge, West Peckham, Maidstone, Kent; 2nd. Henry ...
... Ke tel; B troop (Chislehurst), Swan Hotel ; C troop (lunbridge Wells), The Great Hall Restaurant; D troop (Maidstone), Castle Hotel. The Maidstone, Chislehurst, and Cobham tooops met at their respective local head quarters at an carly hour on Saturday morning ...
... se, value 50 sovs, in Kent, or the East Kent Mounted Rifles, or West Keot Yeomanry, One-and a half miles, over six hurdles, 'A MILITARY STAKES, The above six races close to the Clerk of the Course, at the Mitre Hotel, Maidstone, on Tharsday, June 17th ...
... £11) per .nrinm Also frechokl block of EmUdinva. close, to Golden Lane, end Mtnate the Court Buildb^tavingafronfr**of 86feet to the former end S the latter (together E.C., and Greenwich, Kent ...
... BLACK DOESKINS, to. Mausanm osdbba kxsouted. E. SEOYtES. GOLDEN SHEEP, DAVET PLACE, NORWICH. r«tISPB CELEBRATED HALF- « aot to b« - ~ y ?*l M ««. l»i«t A»r Mltod. B« •“ » - *■ |_| OPS.—Fineot New Kent, wholeeale, at Li OUSE, Large Garden, Greenhouse, Croquet ...
... 6. Lee, V ANTED, Address, stating salary, H. Prideaux and Co. TTER ina boot and shoe estab- fora S ERVICE and CO. Youth os an as a fer the Workshop.—Apply Cu rod 8 for the Goldens firms wanted y. 5, A Vali, Sect ANTED, Harvey singlo man man as WAITER ...
... rot exeseding two years, £25 - Ist Mr W. R. Killick, Edenbridge, Kent. Heifer not exceeding two years old, £lo—lst Cul. J. F. Lennard, Wickbam Court, Beckenham, Kent. ROMNEY MARSH OR KENT. Ram of any other age, £:0; second £s—lst and 2nd Mr H. Rigden, ...
... to en AL HU mil ey ics CUP (to be run the last LOU won @ fist, chase pave never hurdle, or the Kast Mounted Ri fn Kent or at Ww est Kent Yeomanry ; four year alds five years List; am hurdle, or stee| 14lb extra ; ex! tra, or once of 40 gove three bave ...
... father, Mr Wykcham Martin, Captain W. E. P, Moore, and Capiain Algernon Tathaw, East Kent Militia, by Colonel Pennefather, and Lieut, Hon D. Lawless, 97th Rogiment (Maidstone), by the Adjutant Geeral, STATE BALL—At a state ball given at Buckingham Palace by ...