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... Thursday substantial hot given to more than 200 poor children in Maidstone Exchange Mr Carpenter of Murston in his sow which had extraordinary number of in four litters Kent Sussex Liquidations— Kent— Diplook Mailing late fanner SUSSEX George S Kerridge Leouards-on ...
... of his Almeanks. Prise Lists, Striped Hooks =ELLIN J. TUE. ad Inhabitants of Ito, to., and to state that his only Agnate in Kent and Seam are— . losestswa for their libend A, begs respect- 81011ABD WOOD, Park Villas, Tonbridge, PUBLISHED moxraLr. er and ...
... knives, boots, As., fall under the above description. Another intimation is given which will perhaps equally heed, of families. It I. en. nonneed that any person who employs an apron. time, errand boy, journeyman, labourer, or had. in aliening boots, knives ...
... property I not sold them They have not been cut I always cut them I sell boots I to Police-station this morning charged woman with stealing the boots I the woman about the night by the boots and thought trying to steal them Mr James Long of the firm of Messrs ...
... or ROBBING AN the Maidstone Petty Sessions, on Saturday lsat, Jame Batten and Jetho Hodges were charged with stealing a quantity of apples and potatoes, the property of Mr. Richard Crowther. a fruiterer. of Bosley Road, Maidstone, on the 14th inst. ...
... excellent were perhaps a little too long for some part of audience at back seem to to be good must comic The selections The Golden Sapper and tale of the early martyrs Brooke encore her “ The Message” The Misses Brooke played the piano overture entertainment ...
... Town Clerk read a letter from the Clerk - 1 Peace for Kent consenting to enter into for the reception and maintenance of male jni- ' at St. Augustine’s prison, and of female pri.-* ■n , > Maidstone, on the same conditions formerly. The Town Clerk said ...
... believe that his „ minor has been : the people. Only with hue, for herald', Peers, obosso. , gentlemen ushers, sticks silver and golden, and all SA LAziss.-Tbs Castarbary Town Council the stately splendours of that pageant of which have deckled tote their 100 ...
... read by the O. D. Stewart. MA., ricer of ltlaid,done, at • meeting of the members of the Mid Kent Natiral liietry and Philoeophical no.:iety at the Maidstone Museum on Friday. The appearance of alaidetone ie the foureeenth eettury, the mannere ant o ...
... cell and also the door. He handcuffed his hands behind him, but this was fruitless, and he resorted to taking off prisoner’s boots and flooding the cell with about three inches of water, which quieted him. The damage amounted to 16s. 9d.—Prisoner pleaded ...
... in the hospital. Thb Kent Militia. —The annual training of the Kent Artillery Militia will couimouc© on the lee May, Dover, the recruits being under orders to assemble on the 6th March.—The annual training of the men of the West Kent Light Infantry Militia ...
... DUBBIN on your Boots. It has never been knowq tqfqjl, either fqr Uadiee’ or Gentlemen|' Qn, Dressing will last tor months ;it will ini leather, both for wear and polishing, and make the hardest Leather soft. Come and look at the Boots standing in Water ...