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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Waste*. A SITUATION as Working Housekeeper. Middle age.—Addreas. 8. T., Mn. John Haines, Highgate, Hawkhurst, Kent. 1 HOUSEKEEPER. —Rated. & SITUATION as above, by &respectable, middle-aged pawn. to.. elderly rteLtleman ; whine another servant ht kept ...
... 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 ...
... visitors was voiferouslr eived, and was appropriately acknowledged by Messrs. 0. Baker, Davey, Ledson, &c. (friends from Maidstone), as also several visitors from Chatham, thread, and the Isle of Sheppy. The Leatcordiality of feeling misted, and an intieraat ...
... 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 ...
... oreeers.—War,i. . • 1-1 • • J. in 04 drawer, trade Lan and ardicit orders : nor ; dyed reterencei.—•. Newington. Sitttngbourne. Kent. Grocers and Prorisioa Merchants —Want- I. FV a eittiaL,in a. b.A..1 r .; : age 20. !admen W. Stanletterst. TO Madgar —bit ...
... bone above the elbow. The Lad is under the treatment of Dr. Fisher, and is likely to make a good reeuvery. TM. Taarrirra flt Boots.—Referring to en article which appeared in the ifinsette, under the above beading, on the 12th instant, • eurrespondent, deeply ...
... 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 ...
... THE KENT STAG meet at 1130 Saturday Feb at Court ingbourne Welnes-day March 1 at West Wrotham TICKHAM HOUNDS meet at 1030 Monday Feb Westfield Sole Thursday March Otterden Saturday March Green THE meet on Saturday Feb 20 at GUILFORD'S (EAST KENT) FOX ...
... understand that the sum of £5983. has been forwarded to this fand by the Secretary of the East Kent Chamber of Agriculture, being the amount eubscribed in East Kent, includin Chamber funds. g £10 from the | Mr. Majendie, M.P., was a member of the deputa- ...
... 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 ...