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... preside the annual dinner cf the Maidstone Agricultural Association, but was prevented from attending, being still unable, in consequence of his recent accident at Wrotham, to move without the aid of crutches. Ist Kent Rifle Volunteers.—Church Parade. ...
... of bedded Hop Sets for sale of Bramblins, Fast Kent and other Cioldings, and Golden and Cluster Grape. Each sort guarasteed pure of their kind, mw to R. Boning, Winfield House, Boro’ Green, Wrotham, Kent. (219 I“OR SALE, WHITE'S EARLY GOLDINGS, FUGOGLRES ...
... Batarday 13, Eastry THE WEST KENT FOX HOUNDS. To the Editor of the Maidstone ondl’eul«hhr. VR EDiToR,—A very satisfactory day marked the commencement of the season of 1875, and those who had prophesied a dearth of foxes ia West Kent were oertainly for onoe ...
... »a. Bower-place Tonbridge-road, Maidstone. IMPORTANT NOTICE! IF YOU WANT TO KEEP YOUR FEET DRY, use T. Fowler's WA TERPROOF DUBBIN on your Boots. It has never been known to fail, either far Ladle* or ...
... ply to R Wood, Brick-rani, Egerton. Kent. 1008, • boodoooto Pods, 12 Orlin I old, quiet for a lady to drlvo.—Apply to T. Terry. Solla. Woodet FCOE SALM a Black and Tama ; aloe a Cartier Pigeon —Post-Ogee. BALI. &boot 9 TOM of yellow Wartsel. at It* per ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... w Annh with it should bo got as quickly as possible . obtaining three 'pairs of boots by falm p p e re:en.-es Councillor Tolputt suggested that the from Mr. Gosling, boot and shoeni..k..r, High meetings should be held at an earlier hour einel, on Saturday ...
... been .onffeeated by charcoal. After living to the age of 1011. the death of hone Pony, en inmate of Crarobrook Workhouse, Maidstone, for the last twentrine years, has just been announced. She was the mother of twelve children, and her keenest were good ...
... of inquiry appointed the as the best means of restoring the association, • Bvipecxed Maidstone.—Om Tnesday morning a bargeman named Charles Lewie, Beair- Mead, Kent, wet apprehended the potior there, the charge ef hiring murdered his wife Sarah, teems ...