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... I3E LET.-HODSES, VILLAS, and WILLIAM UEETrXoTterrtewii. v Six Booms and Garden. Kent al7.—stoue. Agent, Ledminster Causeway. ' ~ rito LET, convenient Six roomed HOUSE,endToI \ Road. Possession at once or cans—ia_—A.uiv ate, surrey Street, St. Paul's ...
... instructions from a gentleman giving up business to ofier by Aucthon ?? Queantity of First-class Men's, Womeans, and Children's BOOTS, Stuila, Tweeds. &c. 7slalton Fortnightly Fat Stork Sale. Without reserve. Ar. ROBT. JIIYULTON will ?Sell by Auction, to the ...
... 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 ...
... —Apply, Marston and Co.. Bradford Street. Birmingham. DOG-CART (modern two-wheel); horse size: lamps, cloth cushions, lock-up boot. ; cost £35.—Parkers Carnage Bazaar, 5 ower Essex Street (uot two minutes walk from New Street Railway Station). , ORNE-CART ...
... 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 ...
... AMUEL WILLIAMS, Decea to an Act of Parliament, made and passed In the 224 and 23d years of further amend that ?? i on or a ,f Kent, farui. i assets of the said testator among I ereto, having regard to tbose debts and claims only «>f which she shall then ...
... 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 ...
... ; 10 acres and 2 cottsges, Kent, pretty residence and 31 acrea, 2000/. ; 12-roomed house ami 8 acres, 01. ; and many other i amps. — Apply 1 lant and Co., laud ■-. 17VARM to be LET. HORSHAM^ PARMJ Upchurch, Rainham. Kent, about 200 aciei, principally ...
... play Kent had won bjf'a goal to nothing forward play of Yorkshire good especially Dykes Garnett Harrison and Thomson and here they the best of Kent though the latter for whom Stokes exceedingly brilliant were faster behind passed better teams Kent— A Poland ...
... aa We grow the com but mustn’t eat *he bread,” and “ grow the hops but mustn't drink tbo beer.” No industri«>nn labnnrer in Kent or Sussex need ever short of bread, and most of the men have more beer than is good for them.— A Man of Mark Lane.” Mr. C. ...
... best in cultivation. There are excellent specimens Sutton's Golden aukard Yellow-tfeshed Mangold, for introducing which Messrs. Sutton were awarded the gold medal of the Highland Society. The Golden Tankard is a deservedly popular root, being rich in saccharine ...
... E, 122, CANNON STREET, MIDDLE SBROUGOL * ' i' The otocking oho p , GARNER'S j BOOTS AND SHOES, STOCKINGS, AND WOOl! For PRICE and QUALITY cannot be surpassed. Boots and Shoes promptly Repaired by Experienced Workmen ou tbe. Premises. 35. Lynn Streei ...