... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... CLOTHING FOR ALL SEASONS. HATS AND CAPS FOR ALL SEASONS. TIES AND COLLARS FOR ALL SEASONS. BOOTS AND SHOES FOR ALL SEASONS, AT • re KING'S 27, STONE STREET MAIDSTONE. GREAT BRIDGE HOLM, TONBRIDGE, AIM LIECESTER HOUSE, NEW BROIEPTON. . F. KING especially ...

... Kent Summer Assizes. [Costimmed from' NJ , 7 ' The M Maidstone. On the application et Mr. Kingsfont who defends the of David Jam., charged with libelling Win. Fenwiek, was set down for hearinq, on Friday morning, and defond.vit was again admitted to bail ...

... the hentish Post it Contreary News Letter, the earliest newspaper printed in the county. Maidstone did not possess; a newspaper till 1726. in which year the Maidstone Mercury appeared. No. 4 of this paper, dated March 18. 17245. is shown at South Kensington ...

... HANDSOME LIFE SIZE (Cceright) PHOTOGRAPH MR. ALFRED SIMMONS, FOUNDER OF TEN KENT AND SUSSEX LABOURERS' UNION!. ONE SHILLING EACH. SOLE PUBLISHER: HIGH STREET. MAIDSTONE. Next Door to the Post OSee. Agents Appointed for Every District on Application to ...

... see Meeoy throw a boot at, or etrike compleir ;Int.—The Bench decided to convict, and fined defendant 10s. and lts. costs, sr seven d 'ye. Georgr roach was chiraea with s'alint:a strap, the oroperty of Edward Shaw. of the West Kent Hotel, on the 16th ...