... land 4 Ilests.—Apply to W. H., Motuat Plesrut, Bower.road. Maidstone. 2 iIOOD Mein Cook suet myierienced Housemaid mutated for a sasall fund), early in June; good wages to servants ; no knives. boots, or vrashing.---Anb, dating woos, to A. 8., Foal Gam Btdcup ...

... . I i :• AND DAB ITORD REPORTER-BA vAI E TIENRT SINNONDS, North Kent Railway Time Table-May. The Live i Journal' s DRAPER AND SILK MERCER, ---- - DAYS. -- 68 4 69, iliyh-stmt, Grauseetad, % DO ..77 1 .a I A A II IA A A Country Gentlostap's ehroniclikll' ...

... (ointment, when it is to the printed directions, and assisted by appropriate dimes of the THE FREE PRESS MR. W. NIGHTINGALE, Boot Maker and Leather Seller, STREET, TUNBRIDGE. All kinds of Grindery. Uppers Closed. TONBRIDGE. TONBRIDGE sKATING RINK. Open ...

... hare bees prepared by Mr. 0. Book, arobiteot, of the town. We may mention that Mr. Dobson, isynillar, _of Bigh-street, Maidstone, supplied the trowel with whim tio messinial stone was laid. FlBlAmoss.—Amordise to so abstract of the municipal seemate ...

... THE WEST KENT JOURNAL. I R.N. *hoe; C. Oaapiaad, PA., J.W., P.M. ; F. J. Salle, J.W. ; M. Gem* J. Hill, J. Shorter, W. Hichtsott, 0.0. B. Newsom, P.M. P.P.C1.8.8 , Kent ; T. W. w.M. ; J. J. Drakefok W.N., O.C. Surrey R. Davis, P 3 . PA. J. Allo PM. ; ...

... Flowers, supplied by Mr. Cripps, of Tunbridge Wylie. The golden rustle of the grand Sedge were seed oa the oceimos. aereroony wee most ably plunged by Bro. the Rm. T. Robley M P.M, P.P.0.3.10.. Kent, P.P.O.C. (limbs. At 4M Miming P. P. P.M. P.G. T.0.11 ...

... cries) or he prefers to tiger hunting run with the hounds of Lieutenant Rigden or if he is not satisfied with sport at home in Kent indulge hiniHelf by little further and haring a pretty good thing with Frewin (Cheers) So it us We travellers I have been and ...

... brother Mr John Tait The West Infantry Militia will come up for training in the beginning of one The expenditure of the Maidstone School Board for year £251 1W lid Volunteer Movement— Every volunteer since 1st of January 1876 is to his chest measurement ...

... arrival of was in its Progress surroundei vent to its feelings by booting posed owepants. For a co this, however, • number of whighbonrho d of the prison. her. yesterday (Friday) moroia Maidstone at 845. Ent very fl of the evict, and there was wai While searching ...

... es., woad hi. The death occurred in that part of Forbearced which eseelibethie emenne of wa s t e , ib. min ims b ed liss in Kent. bun le as Is be Int the lona to Mrs. Chalklin, the landlady of the I • tsken . by ma nomber wee be the prior:nen at ?snow ...

... produce • Boot Crop equal to that of a quantity of Peruvian Guano PRICES PER TON. Delivered freest say Railway or Wiwi to Loudon. s. d. °dame' Nitro-Phoephste or Blood Maaur. for 7100 Corn Crops .. Odsms' Nitro-Pboephate or Blood Manure for Boot Crops 6 ...

... -Canterbory, 11 Maidstone, Ashford, Cranbrook, Tunbridge Wells, Rye, and Hastings. TIWIIZ TATIGZA3I. AGENT FOZ WIIOLESALE DEALER IN ENGLISH & FOREIGN GOODS, Toys, Harlware, Stationery, Haberdashery, Pipes, Cigars, No. 57, HIGH STREET, MAIDSTONE, (Next Door ...