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... Braintree, by the Rev. K. if. Biorhani. C t • , of Maidstone, to Alice Esther, youngest Of the lote Henry Gibbs, of Braintree. —Jule 3015, at Si. Peter% the Rev. SW John C. Hot neon, Hut, Canoed lioneofffi den, Kent (brother of tho bridegroom), Rev. T. L. Rector ...
... concerning him. Sir Jon% ',flak K, who in I 334, ii the eon and heir of Sir JOSS WX. K, of Mitatani Grove, Surrey, High Elm*, Down, Kent, who was himself known to fame in his time as au astronomer and mathematician. When but fourteen years of age the present w ...
... ca, lupiuus nanus, crimson littuui, vis- j report of tho huttalion. The battalion to hear w hat Mr. (Hailstone has to say Golden King nasturtium, and silatiopondalo. 1 then returned tin DrilMtall. vvhoro they were to this not unexpected conduct his I ...
... M.R.0.8., Senior Surgeon to the Bmex and Coldiester Hospital. John Wooloott, Esq., F.8.C.8., Founder the Kent County Ophthalmic Hospital. Maidstone. T. Smith Rowe, Eeq., M.D., Senior Burgeon to the Royal See Bathing Infirmary, Margate. C. B. Badcliffe ...
... and Js. The Albion Sanatory Soap Co., 532, Oxford-street, London. Refuse all substitutes. Thb Rev. John Shewabd, of Miltoa, Kent writes, October 29th, 1878 : “My nerves were so shattered that I dreaded the simplest duties and lost all energy and pleasure ...
... making good progress in Norfolk and Suffolk during the last few days. The Hop Harvest is Kkst.— The Maidstone and Kentish Journal says that at Maidstone and in the ?? parishes great anxiety has been manifested during the past week with regard to the Hops ...
... of visitors, have been rnj iying, and arw atiU doing to, the glorious and the finn panoramic toenery of the ocean from the golden sands. Allow me to suggest giving monster tea mealing, baa to alt onr aged poor from sixty npwardt: doobtlata the Drill-hall ...
... [15,261 WORKING HOUSEKEEPER to a Single Gentleman or Widower by a respectable Person ; age 40. Good references.—J. 8., Mrs. Kent’s, Jacob Street, Lowestoft. [15,468 SITUATIONS VACANT. A VACANCY occurs in a comfortable Educational Home for One or Two Young ...
... quotations, and •hall be glad to forward samples and terms on application. £ s. d. £s. d. East Kent Goldings - - • 210 oto 5 15 0 :.l id Kents 2 0 0„ 4 0 0 Weald of Kents - - - 1 10 0 „ 412 0 Sussex 100 350 •fAKNHAMS 2 10 0„ 5 0 0 Javauiaxs 2 10 0 Yearlings ...
... morning. The Maidstone MuRDER.-Walter William Weston, a member of the lat Keut Rifle Volunteers, was taken before the Magistrates at Maidstone, on Tuesday morn- ing, on the charge of wilf ully murdering George Drewry, a plumber, in Maidstone. The prisoner ...
... Nag Mare, 3 Nag Colts, Bay Cob and 2 Ponies, 2 Shorthorn Cows, 35 Home-bred Shorthorn Heifers, 3 Calves, 120 Kent Ewes, 98 Kent Lambs, 4 Kent Rams, 54 Fat Sheep, 70 Head of Swine, 150 Head of Poultry ; a large assortment of useful AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS ...
... o:ep the celebrated STANDARD SCREW BOOTS! pleasant sook, now pasted in the Boot to hide the rivets, and preveit Aem tear.™ tne stocking. ° THE STANDARD SCREWED BOOTS °_ Chil(Ws ' but for st ™S we.tr an.l Me lS Heavy Boot., there is nothing to equalthem. ...