... pain. You are liberty to use my name. Yours truly, JOHN NORRIS DRAT, Working In Brenchlcy’a Brewery, Maidstone. Sole Maker*: FARDON k SON. Maidstone. Indian Tinctukx is sold by all chemists, but if not in stock any chemist can procure it from his Wnslo■ale ...

... powerful tone. Handsome inlaid rosewood. Cost £B, price 10s. Apply at No. 1, Little Thames Street, Bridge Street, Greenwich, Kent 518 FOB BALE.—Chemut Pony, years, Tillage cart and harness, suit a gentleman or tradesman. Having no further use. -A.Z., 8 ...

... Sydeahem HiU p—■> the County of Kent. . - , a rj Ground end eondition* for lotting mey be . Vecent tAmte Office. Guild hell. •MeinM el BBAND, Comptroller. GnUdhell, April 17th, I»7*. BdUMNO GROUND. BROMLEY PARK IST ATE, KENT. fRKEHOLD OB LEASEHOLD. rosT ...

... Gounod’s music. The entertainment is the whole very good one of its kind. 26th Kent K.V. Parade Service.— The members of the 26th Kent (Royal Arsenal) Rifle Volunteers and the Kent (Woolwich) Rifle Volunteers attended divine service Sundsy afternoon at Holy ...

... PA YMEyT. ROBERTS AND SONS, FAMIT.Y BOOT SHOE MAXUFACTUREE3, and 134, Bifik Strut, .cn 02. TVEUJNGXOH STREET. Deptford. Krat-cbM Goode, eejual in qa»li«T «>d ' ' frfe* than the beet City and Boating Shoe*, Sand-boots, 4c. xh* oldeat-ectabliehed Boo* M ...

... sent to prison for two months. Joseph Walker, of York-street, Greenwich, was committed for trial the next quarter sessions Maidstone, for attempting to pass Hanoverian coin for sovereign the Cricketers public-house, King-street, Greenwich. He had also attempted ...

... tie DMMt poUoe-ttation, wh«A pcomltT no.—lmpoctor Wihon. “** Sad 3»ih«*»h dirtrttt, Mod thnt ean«d defendant’s her • T* North Kent line nulwv. missed one her hraaelets. fdt **.” come off whilet in the «b, the foUowlnf d*J •be inquiricj, when defendant admitted ...

... QO. CHARLES MORGAN A CO.’S Alb, Poam, tad - Stout »« produced from the Wei Miteriele only, end with water from mains of the Kent Walsr Wocta. which is deseribed by Dr. TTissall as Standard ef Purity.” KJld. rt Pat. ISOafl. OaU. It OaO. aAa A . A India ...

... the auspicious occasion, and make them presents. Mr. Jull was born at Charing, Kent, on the llth of October, 1804, and on April 7th, 1828, married Lucy Brenchley at Maidstone. Deptford Broadway on Bank Holidatr. Comidaint has frequently been made at the ...

... prisoner, who was asleep under thrashing machine, on the 14th. The knife in question was attached prisoner's right wrist a boot lace. Prisoner said, 1 know what you want for, eor|»raL I warn t going to let him eerre me they did the island, nearly lack ...

... made to Mr. V.m., when they drove Buckingham d „ . i that unle— the defendant “lire. Hi. Boyal HigbneM wa. accompanied to tho Boot „ f tb. continued duW railway atation by the German Crown Prince. T retlacB the rate of wages to the ] Prince GortachakofT ...