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... political or religious testing; his Worship, during his two placed office, by his straightforward and manly bearing, having won golden opinions from all sorts of people. Among those seated at the orom table we observed the Rev. F. A. Marsh, the Rey. J. hearth ...
... Beris aa' Bower-place Tonbnd -road, Maidstone. ' * IMPORTANT NOTICE! IF YOU WANT TO KEEP YOUR FEET DRY use T. Fowler's WA TERPROOF DUBBIN •n your Boots. It has never been known to fail, either for Ladies' Gentlemen* Boots. One Dressing will last for 6 months ...
... application. LOANS. lununoge; aiso 10 Win. Bevis Bower-place Tonbndj?c-road, Maidstone. IMPORTANT NOTICE 1 TF YOU WANT TO KEEP YOUR FEET DRY 1 use T. Fowler's WA TERPROOF DUBBIN your Boots. It has never been known fail, either for Ladies' ° r l en men l oot will ...
... Crouch, Kembing, Maidstone (No. 2), Langley, Thnrnhain, au wing, Loose, Lenhaut Heath. Covliev.'l, Platt's Heath, B nighton-:%1 oheiseii, Harriet-ham, Bearsted, Leeds, Bolling- Warne, Sutton Valence, Chart Corner, Otham, Maidstone (No. 1), Bull Lane ...
... Darenth, Dartford, Kent ; the whole planted within the last few years ; to be cleared during the present seasor, Payment fer the above will be taken in fruit next season if wished. Apply to Mr R. Waterman, 83 King street, Maidstone ; or to &r Wright, ...
... Saturday 27, Golden Chidding!y. E SURREY UNION FOX-AOUNDS, at 11.--Wednesday Witley Station ; Thursday 25, Wintershall, Bram!ley ; Satur-2%, Hentold, b rking, e 'ncxn;: I’O!‘:'flggllm. at 10.x0.-mm 28, wad Coure § orday House, Chall . E WEST KENT Nx-uom at ...
... Prisoner cad no boots on at the time. Witness heard she woman call out, For God's sake fetch • poliesman. The woman was standing up when prisoner I kicked her, and she did not tall than. Louie& Larkin, of 23, Camdemstreet, Maidstone, that she lived ...
... Rice aan TLit Maidstone. In the of Kent, at their Printing No. it. Week -forest aforesaid, and published by them .oth. above-mentioced N it Week-strert. Rao-- stems; by Seudell, at toe °Moe, Rau t Peter-street, Otinterbary, in the of Kent by Robert Appleby ...
... tha herr, I The MAYOR mnext propowed “The Archbishop and | Clergy,” and alluded to the frequent visits of His Gracs to | Maidstone, in eosnection with the grea’ progrss which | eharch building and chureh improvement had been m ki ...
... Asbford, November 4, 1875, S ——— THE VIOLENT ATTACK UPON A WIFE AT MAIDSTONE. To tarther inquire into the circumstances connected with this offence, an inwu was held at the West Kent Hotel, Week-street, on ednesday last, before J. B. Stepheus, Esq, Borough ...
... shoes, value 10s. I id., the property of Benjamin Grave, draper, of East Grinstead, on the 28th October. It appears that the boots were left hanging outside the shop door, and at about six o'clock prisoner was seen loitering about the door by prosecutor's ...
... with tho drainage difficulty, to which so much disease and death can be everywhere attributed, no part of Kent shows so serions & return as Maidstone, although it is only fair to add that the principal portion of the deaths from scarlet fever occurred as ...