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... 1815), f ________ SOLE AGENT HASTINGS, ST. LEONARDS AND NEIGHBOURHOOD FOR RAGGETT'S NOURISHING STOUT, GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE, HOLMES & STYLE'S MAIDSTONE ALES, IN CASK AND BOTTLE. NATURAL MINERAL WATER, AND THE OBER-SELTERS NATURAL MINERAL WATER, NASSAU. IMPORTANT ...
... of Cheiter, farmer and hay and straw dealer. John aarvey, late of Tburnhan, near Maidstone, Kent, farmer, now of South Ashford, O(t of business. -greoge Lord, Stowting, Kent, farmer, grazier, and miller. , , _ , , .Tohu Hartley and Charles W. king, Chester ...
... shoemaker and live at Woodaesborough. The boots now produced I have seen before. I know they are my make. I made them at the beginning of November last. The prisoner ordered the boots of in the usual way. The boots wore delivered to him in the course of ...
... those boots were made for the prisoner. _ afterwards saw some foot marks around Captain Gillow's engine, and saw the boots compared, and the impressions exactly correspond with the boots ; indeed can swear they were made those boots Tiie ...
... meeting upon the lock-nut of the labourers iu Kent and will be held at the Vestry Hal. Cran. brook, at seven o'clock. Mr. Siturnons and other friends will be present. A private meeting of locked-ont of Mid-Kent and East Sussex districts will be held at 2 ...
... Eq»ess It 544.141 that the Kent labourers' begging excursien to London was somewhat onprotitable, the sum met as colleeted at the Maidstone, limnand Exeter 11.11 is y fin 7s. lid. So it the Londoners did not send the man of Kent I • with a Ilea in his ear ...
... and Discoverer, • A. E. ROWCROFT, DISPENSING Canon, ' 8, WEEK STREET, MAIDSTONE. !LB.— 2s bottle of Tincture, 1 1d-bottle Pills, with Ointment, if necessary, ' MI Pam to any part of Kent or Bann receipt of stamps to the amount of O. WHOLESALE Aozwrs Messrs ...
... those boots were made by me for the prisoner. I alter wards saw some foot marks around Captain Giilow’s engine, and saw the boots compared, sod the impressions exactly correspond with the boots; indeed I can swear they were made by those boots. The boots ...
... Tunbridge Wellt, M.C.C and Oroonl». Kent—tl, Load’s. iieotlrmen and Flayers over ioirty years sf r. Eleven under thirty (crtop uarnt ,ry match to Mr. W. O. Groce)—Sl. Maoebcater Lmroahire ». (Jloooest-rshtre—94. Maidstone, Kent v, Yorkshire—S3, at (•hiii-.eJd ...
... 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 ...
... notion of baring to clean his own gun, grease his own boots, and probably wonders what amusement can be found in shivering with cold in a punt, or wading knee-deep in mud for the sake of a few golden plovers. The writer of Hints on Shore Shooting, however ...
... 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 ...