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... and willing.—X.X.X., Post Office. Betiscraden, Kent. 2 A tiOOD COUNTRY BEER HOUSE to Lot, i - ls with Coal and Business, horse Tans. and good back prousiaes, in a healthy and flourishing neighbourhood in Kent.—Apply to Yr. John Cnindwell, 2. Portland-cottages ...
... WORKING CLOTHING, as Tnouszns, JACKETS, Swan, BOOTS. SWORN, SC.. Ala an Immense Quantity el the TWILL TROUSERS so mach the Lebearing Classes. celebrated foe their Chagnon and Fawn ICI/10 ii appointed Of the Kent sad Sesser Labourers to supply the NEW OFFICIAL ...
... West Kent Quarter Sessions. The Midsummer Sessions were commenced at the Sessions House, Maidstone. on Ithursdn7 morning last. In the absence of J. G. Talbot, Esq., M.P., J. S. Hardy, Esq., presided. The following magistrates were also on the Bench: Hon ...
... CLOTHING. DB COND Duca JACKITS. EIZINTS, BOOTS. Snows. SLImS.. At.. he. an Immense Qsaatity of the TWILL TROUSERS se worn by the Labouring Classes. celebrated alike for and Leo is appointed Sato ADMIT of the Kent and Laboesser Hsi= to supply the NEW OFFICIAL ...
... Kent Summer Assizes. On Monday last the commission for this Assize at the Ho(lse. by Mr. linddienton. Ills L.irdidlip arrived at Maidstone by the L. C. aml I). Railway. and ie the afternoon opened the sloe, aceonipinied by tie Sheriff (E. Loyd, Esq.) ...
... to assist a member's wife in going to or Rent ettunty Ophthalmic Hospital at Maidstone ; Barre, 12s. foe a member who has lost a pig ; Lidsing. 4d. for sick member: Golden Green. is. for two sick members; Stoke. 4s. tid. fora new banner; Hythe, 7. for ...
... turNIMIO4 to Dorton Plal.-lelphie booted to tort of Cum& at rat.. Tieket• every eiforavatioe by Muter-mreet, Liverpool. AM, I Pi 113. Week..t.•••4. or oar ot the Inman Lim Area's, PHIS II NO.—Progra printed at KENT AND Se 'l4 au Printing Works, 46, Earl ...
... CORD HOLZ Drca BRANDI? SKIRTS, BOOTS, BLITRIRS, AC., RC. an Immense Quantity of the TWILL TROUSERS so much worn by the Labouring Claws, celebrated alike for their Cheapness and buzakility. Faswit ICING is appointed of the Kent and Labourers' Union to supply ...
... la latsaa, sad is laa. uu connected with any odes% biss.l, art bang THE NOTED LITTLE HAT & CAP SHOP, MID KENT CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT. •111) BOOT WAREHOUSE, FIFTY-FOUR GABRIEL'S KILL, Which lathe Last Bottom of OahmisrmidlL right hand side coming down ...
... and Is in no way connected with any other, his only establishment being THE NOTED LITTLE HAT k CAP SHOP, MID KENT CLOTHING 103TABLISHMENT. AND BOOT WAREHOUSE, FIFTY-FOUR GABRIEL'S RILL Which is the Last Shop Bottom of Gabriers-hill. right band side coming ...
... Twiner, Esq.) and assessors (Messrs. J. Croekford and J. Dyke). Mr. T. Wells. of Maidstone, represented the Litrale. and Mr. McCarthy Stephenson, also of Maidstone. the Conaervatives. The meat interesting point that oceurred in the course of the revision ...