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... Stock of own make, as also of Sticks to select from.—[Advt.] The Lord-Lieutenant of Kent.—The Right Hou. Earl Sydney, G.C.8., Lord Lieutenant of Kent and Colonel the Kent Artillery Militia, was born in Grosvenor-square, London, August 9th, 1605, and therefor* ...
... of Tunbridge Wells at ONE HOURS' NOTICE. BEDS CLEANED, PURIFIED, ETC. JAMES BOOTY, CABINET WAREHOUSE, 40, PARADE. THE WEST KENT PIANOFORTE ESTABLISHMENT. MESSRS. ELLIOTT and SON beg to state that they are prepared to supply PIANOFORTES, HARMONIUMS, and ...
... Stock of own make, as also of Sticks to select from—[Advt.] The Lord-Lieutenant of Kent.—The Right Hon. Earl Sydney, G.C.8., Lord Lieutenant of Kent and Colonel of the Kent Artillery Militia, was born in Grosvenor-square, London, on August 9th, 1805, and' ...
... Tunbridge Wells at . ONE HOURS' NOTICE. BEDS CLEANED, PURIFIED, ETC. JAMES BOOTY,, CABINET WAREHOUSE, 40, PARADE. THE WEST KENT PIANOFORTE ESTABLISHMENT. MESSRS. ELLIOTT and SON beg to state that they are prepared to supply PIANOFORTES, HARMONIUMS, and ...
... or at his Business Premises, as above, where he keeps a large assortment of French and English Boots and Shoes of tne best make. Agent for F. Pinet's Boots.—[Advt.] Fire Insurance. —Great reduction in rates; Hand-in-Hand —the oldest society in the ...
... grown to a considernble extent in East Kent, near Bttingbonrne : al« in West Kent, nearthe Crays ; and in Mid Kent very exten.ively between Tonbridge and Maidstone, and on the “ hang of the hill” to the south of Maidstone, apon the strip of ...
... Frost (lhiddou). r G. Bunyard; cot flowers, Mr Davis (Maidstone cemetery), Mr Goddard, Mr G. B-ngud; fruits, F. Sendumore, Ksq, (Manor House, Maidstone), A. Killick, Kaq, ), E. Amies Eaq, (Maidstone), Mr E&{OM (w'(!n ‘; e B.:; :ykhn. (hlt' Satton), Mr ...
... Tunbridge Wells. FOR ALL KINDS OF MENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING, AND MENS, WOMEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, GO AND JACKSON, CLOTHIERS AND OUTFITTERS, AND BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSEMEN, 88, High Street, TUNBRIDGE WELLS. ALL OUR GOODS BEING DIRECT FROM THE ...
... Tnnbridge Wells. FOR ALL KINDS OF MENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING, AND MENS, WOMEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, TO AND JACKSON, CLOTHIERS AND OUTFITTERS, AND BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSEMEN, 63, High Street, TUNBRIDGE WELLS. ALL OUR GOODS BEING DIRECT FROM THE ...
... Tunbridge Wells. FOR ALL KINDS OF MENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING, AND MENS, WOMEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, GO TO AND JACKSON, CLOTHIERS AND OUTFITTERS, BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSEMEN, 88, High Street, TUNBRIDGE WELLS. ALL OUR GOODS BEING DIRECT FROM THE ...
... MAIDSTONE. The death rate at Maidstone is only i6'i per 1000 of population, very low poiat considering the season ot Ityear. Volunteer Fire Brigade.—Subsequent to monthly drill of the members of this brigade on evening the annual meeting waa held at the ...
... then asdisting to - wrap the boots up. Toin{dlem they belonged to Mr Moore, he took them from them. They both denied the theft, and said they bought them at Maidstone, Wm.. Massie, foreman to Mr Moore, identified the boots as_the property of his em‘rloyer ...