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... valuable lives. THE CHEAP GROCER, 42. GABRIEL'S HILL, 14, UPPER STONE STREET, 31, ALBERT I:ET, MAIDSTONE, AND AT LANGLEY A BEARSTED, Wham all Goods can be at Maidstone Prices. WARM. USEFUL WINTER CLOTHING, DURABLE ANC CHEAP. I COMPLITE. & VERT*, &C. MOURNING ...
... and please note Thomas Cooper has only One Shop in Maidstone, and is in no connected with any other, his only mitablithenest being THE NOTED LITTLE HAT k CAP SHOP, MID KENT CLOTHING ESTABLISHYENT. AND BOOT WAREHOUSE. FIFTY-FOUR GABRIEL'S HILL. Which lithe ...
... THE LATE TREASURER'S FARTHING STUPIDITY FUND. [EXPL.IIIIATION.—Mr. Mreaers, of the Maidstone sicimph, sum:noted Mr. Simmons, Hon. Sec. to the Kent and Sussex Labourers' Union, for A 4 5e., this amount being for 1,020 newspaper. at Id. each, which Mr ...
... and is in no way connected with any other, his only esiablishment being THE NOTED LITTLE HAT & CAP SHOP. MID KENT CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT. BOOT WAREHOUSE. FIFTY-FOUR GABRIEL'S HILL, Which is the Last Shop Bottom of Gabriers-hIII. right hand side coming ...
... advantage all applications must be sent direct to Mr. SIMMONS, Hon. Seeretary. Kent and Sussex Labourers' Union, 40. High-street, Maidstone. Several hundreds of labourers have left Kent and for Queensland during the four yeius. The following satisfactory reports ...
... HOMRAIADE BOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE, 60, WEEK STREET, MAIDSTONE. T LIE Largest and Best Assminient of Boots and Shoes in the county. Gent's Side-spring Boots, 7a. 6d. to 18s. 6d. Balmoral Boots, is. 6d. to 6d. Working Men's Tip and Nailed ...
... LEAMINGTON AGM/I.—The members of the Kent and Sussex Union will be glad to know that another attempt is being made by men in the pay of the Leamington, or so-called National Union, to cause division amongst the men of Kent. A few weeks ago a meeting was ...
... imprisonment arid five years in a reformatory. !Wain at Maidstone. Williams Oxford Major, 23, hawker, way charged with stealing • Bible, value 41 Bs.. the property of Messrs. J. and Murdock and Co., at Maidstone, on the 22nd January, 1877. He way also charged ...
... minds to stand Cie; should try and go up to the union serasittnally. He thought Maidstone was very weakly represented, although for everything voted at the Hoard Maidstone had to find the greater part of the money. Ile could not agree with the emintry ...
... played—or rather are upon the list--inelueling Kent 16 of West Kent, at the Mote Ode Kent r. Burley, Monday, Tuesday. and IVednestay. July 23, rt. and 25, at the Mote; Mote r. Royal Engineers, August 3 and 4; and Kent v. Lancashire, at the Mote, August 21, and ...
... or mechanic ; age Xl; eatielactury retinue* giveit—Addreme, A. C., Kent and Busses Tine. Oboe, Maidstone. ra'ANT ED, by a respectable Yea. • situation as Light l'orter, or as Boots at an hotel. Country preferred. GOoi of paper. A tiuol) General Servant ...
... professionals of West Kent, with • captain, will be played on Monday and Tuesday. May 14th and 15th, at Mote Park, Maidstone. The second, between eleven gentlemen and professionals of the county v. sixteen gentlemen and professionals of East Kent, with a captain ...