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... from loss of blood conssquent upon the rupture of a blood-veiweL George a native of Maidstone, and was well known, not only in the county town, but throughout Kent. Ile was of the few whom to know IVIL. simply to lore. As • musician, it is not too much ...
... eallud 'The bevenoaks and West Kent Bill,' and intitulod 'A Bill for better supplying Water to &remake and other Plan., in the County of Kent, and fur other poses. Dead 9th Day of February, 1877. J. T. Chairman it th• lam/ Boot ItEGISTZRED AT TKO GIZNERAL ...
... a south as CASHIER and APPRENTICE. Apply to Wmuan Sanaa', Draper. Maidstone. A 8 BUTCHER, a strong active young man, for • town trade. Apply, in first instimos, to CUAILLBI Peokham, Kent. TMMEDIATELY, several experienced HOUSE PAINTERS. Good hands oniy ...
... financial year of the follo is a list of all the societies in Kent return hes just been presented, end the in it, the total wich atual, £70,987 ; Thanet, 214,641 ; Hythe, £14,082; Kent and Can East Kent, £8,927; tad ate 47,401 ; vue Ports and Coanty, £5,931 ...
... Brumley, Kent, Ann, widow of J. J. Lumley, in her 81.4 year. On the 7,h et., at Stonextreet, Maidstone, Mr. James Peoehon. aged 76. On the scLi tam, at Bramorickaireet, Maidstone, Mr. Hutt, aged 21 Oa the 7th Last., at County.roed, Maidstone, Mrs. Russell ...
... THE MAIDSTONE AND KENT COUNTY STANDARD—February 24, 1877 GEORGE ELIOT. of this at once. A boy would far rather sive 4 siXpence to one in distress than listen to the tale of sorrow. He feels himself in an uonatural, not to say embarrassing, condition. ...
... abort time ranee. STEALING Boors —At the Borough Polio' Court on Saturday, William Young was charged with stealing • pair of boot., valued at 12s. 6d., the property of Mr. H. Chapman, painter, Deal. The Cale remanded for further evidence. DOIIRM.--Govinwicaser ...
... and other like preserved meat. Bread and Flour, Grocery, Butter, Cheese, Milk, Wine, Spirits, Ale, Porter, Cod Liver Oil, Boots and Shoes, Coffins, Linen and Woollen Drapery, Hosiery, Haberdashery, Turnery, Brushes, Stationery. The ountractors will be ...
... Beckenham, Kent, eldest son of James A. Piggot, Iteekingham Hall, Eases, to Ross Emma, eldest daughter of Edwin May, Malden. On the 22nd Mat, at St. Lake's, Kentish.town, by the Rev. C. H. Andrews, vicar, John Manage Limper. of Broader. Kent, second son ...
... Sherborne, etationer Kinder Charles, 21 Golden Hillock road. Small Heath, Birmingham, manager of Ironworks, and Sarah Kinder (deceased) Kingsford Harriett*, Ivy House, Bnckland, Dover, widow Kingston Elisabeth Mazy, Golden place, Bellintemple, county Cork, ...
... of Thomas Waring, Buadridge, Kent, •plotter Wood Henry James, Grafton street, Tottenham oourt road, pastrycook Wood John Philip Henry, 5 Albion place, Maidstone, OOal merchant Wood Margaretta Maria, wick road, Ashford, Kent, spinster Wood Robert Dolphin ...
... farmer Grist Giles, Great Chart, innkeeper Grogan Edmund Nicholas, 9 Cambridge street, Hyde Park, esquire Groom Mary, The Boot, Great Stanmore, widow Groom Anne, Manningtree, widow Groom John King, Custom House, Goole, Yorkshire, collector of H.M. Customs ...