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... Dandies may strut in golden boots, Fops in silver slippers, But universal opinion says There's nothing like bather. Z. W. RANDALL'S HODIRAIa DE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, 14, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE, HW. RANDiLL begs to tender his • thanks to We public ...
... ————— : HORSMONDEN, KENT. Tfl BE LET, with immediate J)onuuion, Bwiggs Hole Parm, containing about 161 acres, with Farm- Rouse aad usmal outbeildinga. *mmflh.hn apply to Mr. G. Palmer, Bolicitor, Ton- FOR SALE, 100,000 Fuggle's Golden Hep Sets. Good and ...
... obedient servant, ADDIS JACKSON. M.yfiekl-phec.minm. Kent, November , 1878, AN APPEAL FOR AID IN A CASE OF BLINDNESS AND DISTRESS. To the Editor of the Maidsione & Kentish Journal. Siß,—ll have read in the Maidstone Journal of last week an appeal to the benevolent ...
... l G. & F. LODER COACH BUILDERS, FAIR MEADOW, MAIDSTONE. NEW and Second-hand Carriages of all descriptions hailt to order, acd estimates given for repairs, WALLACE R. HARRISON'S ONE GUINEA COLLECTION UF DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS, CONBISTING OF 6 Best Named Hyaciothe ...
... Bouvardias, Azaleas, Camellias, &ec. rAE MAIDSTONE AND KENT COUNTY STANDARD.—December 4, 1878. &—’ NOTTINGHAM HOUSE, WEEK STREET, MAIDSTONE. W. Alcock nvites special attention to an Extensive STOCK of LADIES SEWN KID BOOTS AND SHOES. r ...
... s ol . el B - N O T I COCXE. F. W. RANDALL AND CO.® OLD ESTABLISHED BOOT AND SHOE SHON \BOTTOM OF GABRIELS HILL MAIDSTONE, Will in fatare be known as the GOLDEN BOOT, A.\’D iu consequence of the Great Reduction in Expenses, by the removal of the Sale ...
... of Maidatons, the late Mr. Brewer, who for upwards of half a centary lived in King-«treet, whers he will be remembered s a boot-maker, is sfllicted with biindness, and is in dire distress, haviug pothiug whatever to live apon but the occaaional and uncertain ...
... living at Mailing. to go to Maidstone shopping, entrusting her with a purse containing 13s. 64. At Melling one entered the same tailors, carriage as the teiooner, who had been eggs in the neighbourh ood, and on resetting Maidstone the gi.l told prisoner that ...
... Malling, stated that her mother sent her into Maidstone on Saturday last. Sbe gave her 134. 6d., which she put into a purse. Witness saw the vrisoner at Malling, and again at Maidstone, When at Maidstone prisoner asked ber where she was going, and she ...