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... years good character. Single man, age 40, Gnun'.rfi preferred. Apply A. 8., Post Office, Sandgate, Kent. [lBB FFor sale. ON SALE, AT WEST KENT WHARF, MAIDSTONE. F!&EB R I O K 8 FIRE LUMPS. FIRE TILES. FIRE CLAY . OVEN TILES, RIDGE TILES. PAVING TILES. ROOFING ...
... DissoLvED,~Jerdsn and Morey, Eynsford, Kent, farmers. BANKRUPTS.—Fisher, Frederick, Folkestone, boot and shoe maker, Oct. 29, at Cauterbury. Holding, William Sextus, late of Yald.ing, farmer, Oct. 29, at Maidstone. BRITISH FUNDS. Dividends due. Olosing ...
... before H. H. B. Marsham, Esq., recorder :-William Kenny, felony at Maidstone ' • Edwin Laundry, stealing sheets at Maidstone; and Henry Hamilton, stealing • clock at Maidstone. KENT (Quistv's OWN) YROMILNEY CAVALRY. —The Chistaboret Troop, under the ...
... delegate meeting of the Kent and Sussex Labourers' Union will be held in the Corn Exchange, Maidstone. The first business for the day will be to receive a special report from the li'xcoutive Committee as to the conduct of Mr. Boots, the chairman, and explaining ...
... CHEAP CLOTHING SHOP FOR WORKING MEN 21, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE. V ELM. a (LATZ STRANGE) CLOTIIIERS. lIATTERS, & TAILORS. (NEXT DOOR TO MR. MARCHANTS). RESPECTFULLY invite the WORKING MEN OF MAIDSTONE and Neighbourhood to aud luspeet the large and well ...
... it's. per kundred.—Apply, Iv. Smith, Puddle Dock. Wilmington, Kent. SALE, Several large ORANGE TREES: prices varying from to £lo.—Apply, by lett r , to Mrs. Green, Torii House, Maidstone, or personally to the rard•ner„ J. Master. 3 A SMALL OFFICE s-rovE ...
... is all but destroyed, the foliage-planta are still in exoellent condition. The golden feather pyrethrum and the stellaria grammines sures have never been of a more golden hue their they are now. Nor Lave the pretty alternantheras and the rich.ooloured ...
... --(Before J. house's •Kinuie. let, and Peter!, 2nd; Rev. H. Kent, and W. Stacy, Eorts.)-James Thomas was charged • Buckworth's Gip, highly commended. Setters. English with stealing a pair of boots, the property of John Fisher, or Irish diere-Mr. F.. Farmer's ...
... A large assortment of BLANKETS, FLANNEL, RUGS, &c, suitable for Charities and Clubs. LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S? BOOTS AND SHOES Of every description and approved makes always on hand, at economical prices, AT 14, CROSS STREET, RYDE. 5 per Cent ...
... voluntarily buried itself. Farmers and Poll-v.ien. A meeting tenant farmers living in Kent and Sussex was held at I Tuesday, to protest against a recent order ot the Kent 1* x--cu- I tive Sub-Committee, by which policemen were empowered to enter auy sheds ...
... Imperial porter.toescspe in that direction.Blugs went is what the disease requires; and that under____ sl,it'ln -.. wLIZAT. and Kent. flying about the hulks moored off Henaltawtown in' favourable or even ordinary conditions it never or r+l all directions, ...
... On MU Oat.. at Trinity TsabrZr a gt . by the Mu. J. Don IhAtatylia, of So sow A. wrir Art af Sb. 1/.11.011. Oa the lith Oca, Boot, Chore% AMU Mdse. en of 0. IL C. Perfey, te Idol. of m illArejlizV ki 4o Katilees. essond daughter of Manta% Centerbary. Oa ...