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... reason to believe that the show will be as attractive as those which have already been held. Tan Hat or Wsirr KENT.—The hay crop throughout West Kent is the best there has been for years, and already the greater portion of it has been secured in excellent ...
... remand from Monday, with stealing a pair of boots, belonging to James Wraigat, landlord of the Dane John Tavern, Watling-street.—Chief Constable Davies stated that the police had been unable totrace the boots, and the Mayor said the case would be dismissed ...
... the Penge case are to be tried at Central Criminal Court instead of at the Maidstone assizes their having stated to the Court of Bench it hopeless to expect fair trial Maidstone Orders been received Chatham for the camp of instruction for Engineer vol ...
... WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELLERY. GEORGE FARRER CAN NOW OFFER TO PURCHASERS THE LARGEST STOCK IN KENT TO SELECT FROM WATCH is constructed, carefully SILVER LEVER WATCHES too £i Wimntcd 108* COLD GENEVA WATCHES fa- U EtoJ. A-*.- - fa SILVER LEVER WATCHES ...
... _4 . . . ,so that while one•pertioaM *earth use 10= 1 * eme ,m* i ll'e sent • • tow. In th e ' ad were by Lossi..-ht the Maidstone Tettjliseeiene the he in • eierpBracoro, , And . Doer . 17, , Menge. and w. ~0 reader= on -ay, J. H. L..= Winn the , • rth ...
... comity of Kent. NUT, ADDRILN No. 6 RAN DLINU kOAD, MAIDSTONE. • nulls., NtAtioA Ur Ca vat n _ _ tl•r7acks. 'ALUMS RANSILBT. I AMILY GROCER. Tue DEALER.. PROVISION KERCIIANT. 13, MILL STREET ENT A RLIBH CD 1830. DAVID DAWSON'S .S 1 E-M ADE BOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE ...
... JOHN REEVE (Of the Firm of T U J REEVE) the WHITE Hotel in of Kent on MONDAY 23rd day of July 1877 3 Four o’clock precisely Freehold estate branscomb HOUSE No 49 and 50 HAWLEY SQUARE! Margate Kent with forecourt lawD garden buildings erected in the rear let ...
... Simmons, Kent and Tine, offices, .10. High-street, Maidstone. EVERY BOD 1 4 IKESOO WORK WITH EVERYBODY TOOLS. SHOULD GET THEW AT B Tr 5 29, UPPER STONE STREET. M AIDSTONE. AIMS MAIN, WATellldAli ER, JEWELLER, & OPTICIAN, 25, WEEK STREET. MAIDSTONE. WATCHER ...
... SOCIETY. KANT DISCRARGRD PRISONERS AID --- ANNUAL MEETING AT MAIDSTONE. The twelfth peer& of the .4 saillerlbei.. to this w. at the 8 M.tobooos, Oct Thorshy I.t. rl protslsf, uut there were al.o present &Inhere, J. G. M.P.. A. C. Esq. ft. ' , sander, ...
... KENT (SUMMER !ASSIZE • The Commission for this Assize opened to-day (Monday), at Maidstone, Sir James Fitzjames Stephen, Q C., the Royal Commissioner. arriving from Lewes by the train timed to reach the Maidstone station of the South Eastern Railway at ...
... to be between 50 60 years of age. was dressed in a dark, thick overcoat, light trousers, side spri boots, and hat. Police-constable Foster, of the Kent Coanty Constabulary, stationed at Salt- wood, was soon on the and Mr. J. Hackney, surgeon of Hythe ...
... couotlem roach golden cupolas, I am reminded Lamb, Ba. soroetimo9 of the view of Prague foam the Rradschin, some. KY-ST CORN MARKET, JULT 7.—The wheat supply at the times of that of' Petth from Buds, and again of that of markets In Kent bee been very short ...