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... olc RepeJFft may be arranged —Apply personally, by letter, to H-'iNRY W. BUER, 19. London Bridge Station Approach, Lon don BOOT AND SHOE MANUFA Wholbsalh and Retail. BUYERS of Call Kids, Calf Skins, Glace Kid*. Glove Kid*. Levant Morocco*, Coloured Roans ...
... Sevenoaks, vice-president. E. Hoare, Canon of Canterbury, «c., «c., vice- F. View of Brenchley, Kent, vice-prewdent. J. E. Campbell-Colquhoun, Rev., and J.P. for Kent, vice-chairman. R. L. Allnott, St. Stephen s, Tonbndge. C. H. BAfiNiNO, Vicar of Strood. Claude ...
... that the deceased met his death from drowning. From papers found upon him it is supposed deceased was a Londoner. MAIDSTONE. An old Maidstone postman, named Busbridge, died on Sunday, his residence in #tone-street, where he has kept his coffin, with an ...
... the Medical Profession the Clergy others among whom the following: JOHN WOOLCOTT Esq FRCS Founder of the Kent County Opthalmic Hospital Maidstone E F ASTLEY Esq MD JP Dover A W BAIRD Esq MD Dover JOHN B GILL Esq MD Dover ALLEN DUKE Esq MD Dover JOHN LOWE ...
... fun to be able to put their light out” MAIDSTONE Great complaints are made Maidstone walls in all directions are scribbled with obscenity A Southern Counties Dog Show the second of kind is to be held Maidstone abont the second week in May £500 will be ...
... —lfeir. 29, at Lodge, Bosightea Meadteless, the wile of 'redone Was, of a sou. ✓oltam—Feb. 22, at 6, Reeky-bill.terreea, * Maidstone, the wife of Mr. Thames Goland liteshass,el daughter. ,y•runs•s.—Yeb. 24, at Oakwell in theßssaa. primikwoly, the wife of ...
... itheaassile la the heal all tam Worm:. To4Chaebe, &.—Peica lel. fa ,1 all Agents fa every lowa Ageets Bantams - Lime, Maidstone Caneerbery ; Kent, Itamegate ; Poore, ; Knight, ; Leafeety. Fever. thorn: Cocking. Sittiniboaras ; wholesale of Prestos 58, Leade ...
... Wades for years, Hal t from tl -MEN WOCILCOTT, Esq., F.R.C.S., Founder of the Kent I have great pleasure in hearing to use d 3 I now woi • 'County Ophthelinicamipital, Maidstone. the comfort and benefit - I have derived for mai pleasure - JAMES ILELCRY, ...
... ronbon and Counirg Markets. The Corn Trade. CURRENT PRICER men_ GRAD, AND FLOUR per tu r a. 50 WHEAT. new. Erse: and 'Kent, white ~red Norfolk, and forksh., red — BARLEY —to Chevalier, new 24 28 Grinding 2O 29 Distilling )(ALT, Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk ...
... and when they were uken home hefound that they had only the Sussex stamp, and thought it was necessary they should nave the Kent stamp. # The Chairman: He was mistaken in that. . , _ Mr Cripps, resuming, said Mr Caflfyn was certainly in that as the Sussex ...
... Bees, I and from what we hear the affair is bound to prove a KENT QUARTER SESSIONS The General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the County of Kent were commenced yesterday (Thursday) at Maidstone, when John Gilbert Talbot, Esq., M.P., Chairman for the Western ...
... Calverle y street, Tunbridge Wells. Tunbridge Wells: Printed and Published at The Kent and Sussex Count Office, Grove Hill Road. Tunbndge Wells, in the County of Kent; and at 14, Nevtll -street, Tunbridge Wells, in the County Suss«; and at O. ...