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... years, with muoch success. —Yours Lruly, J. Puine, MAN UI‘AC!YORYTHE OLD GOLDEN MORTAR, 298, HIGH STREET, CHATHAM, SPECIAL AGENTS—~ARGLES SON, and STONHAM, CORFRB, SIMPSON, Maidstone. E. ROOKI Sittingbourne. PERRY, Gravesend. FRENCH'S TEETHING POWDERS, FOR ...
... drainage, was accepted, it being the lowest of the two sent in. There were two tenders sent in for boots, the one accepted being that of Mr Bath, Chatham ; men's boots at 7s. per pair, boys’ and others in proportion. There was one tender sent in for the supply ...
... the year witnessed an attempt at bringing about the fusion of the Kent railways,but the projeot failed,and perhap it is as well fof the interests of the public that it was to. In Maidstone the new bridge snd the drainage works have been steadily progressing ...
... SNODLAND, KENT. ‘\,l R. R. WATERMAN is instructed to SELL V 1 BY AUCTION, at the Star Hotel, Maidstone, oo THURSDAY, Jax. 80, 1879, at Two for Three 0‘0? . Newly-Brected awd = Substaotially-Bait FREEHOLD RESIDENCE koown as ‘ Roxburgb House,’ coutsining ...
... has been pro ...
... Cheaper by the Hundred, NEW EARLY PEAS AND BEANS, For early sowing, now ready for delivery. TBE KENT COUNTY BSEED ESBTABLIRHMENT, HIGH STREET, MAIDSTONE. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS BY BOYAL APPOINTMENT - ™ 70 THR ‘ HER MAJESTY, PRINCE OF WALES, By Special ...
... Pm MID KENT JOURNAL. CRANBROOK. _ PoLICE INTELLIGENCE.—On Monday before Captain Tylden-Pattenson, James Stewnart and John Morris were chnmn:ith oohciti:g° alms in the vicinity of Cran ,on Sunday sth of January. lumlctmes Constable Hogben said he saw the ...
... Office. MAIDSTONE VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE. —On Monday omius:be members had a drill at the head quarters at the Bell Hotel, under the command of Captain C. Ellis (the Mayor), and Lieutenant Robert Hoar. The men wore for the first time the top boots recently ...
... KENT EPIPHANY ASSIZE. CROWN COURT—TUESDAY. (Before Lord Chief Justice Cotton.) THE CRARGE AGAINST A MAIDSTONE TRADESMAN. The Edwin Hedges, jeweller, carrying - ?:;“m Maidaione, of haring iu bis possession, without lawful aathority, a upon vhiehminru-od ...
... heary hoboailed boot prints round the engine, between the boiler and the windlass. The footprints seemed to show that the engine had been approached from the Woodnesboroagh side. A little distance off the road thefe were marks of a amaller boot, whichflund ...
... water. fi“em. 5 years, Rent £50., ml-orp;r'fienhvl apply tn Messrs Tootell and Sous, surveyors, &c. 13, King Street, Maidstone, e SRR KENT. 'l‘O BE LET with immediate possession, & very de ...
... publication at t e parisu church. After Grant was lociod up she broagit the prir of boots to the police station, saying to the lock-up keeper, “ Look here, I’ve stolen these boots ; they wont take them st the pawn shops, and I can't sell themn.” Her motive appeared ...