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... the law was carried into effect within the walls of Her Majesty's Prison, Maidstons, upon Stephem Gambrill, aged 28, an agricultural labourer, who was convicted at the recent Kent Winter Assizes for the murder of Mr Arthur Gillow, a young man 23 years of ...
... Makers 468 UNITED KENT LIFE ANNUITY INSTITUTION OR COMPANY (LIMITED)— Established 1824 Chief MAIDSTONE KENT THE RT HON LORD SONDES Governor SIR EDMUND FILMER BART Chairman the West Kent Board C J PLUMPTRE ESQ Chairman the East Kent Board ...
... April -Address, T. C,oveney, Belgar Farm, Tentorden. 1 -1 0bt MALL. thnii - yards all wool pair sob moan 1 women's walking Boots, pair of Hose, the lot ss. T. C. Rose, Manchester Holum, liondekb. _ BALE, Prolific.; also 500 flee 2 .1 year old white Bosbes ...
... interest to her cheerless and su nT life, %erhnpu the hint may be suggestive to others sim larly afflicted. London, Tharsday. Wast KeNt Liear INFANTRY Miurria.—(From Friday’s (Jazette.)—Sub-Lieutenant Lord George Montacute Nevill resigns his commission. Kuxt ...
... Her Majesty's Prison. kfaidatime, upon Stephen Gimbelll, aged 2P, an agricultural labourer. who was es/evicted at the recent Kent Winter Arises for the murder of Mr Arthur Gillow. • you's man ZI years and eon of Capt. Cilkiw, a large fanner and magistrate ...
... Night. The dissipation of last evening in tea and leave-taking. combined with musk and • few attempts at skating on the Maidstone Rink, apparently produced no ill effect on the intending emigrants. Despite a somewhat rough nightsleeping. c lad as they ...
... the Bull Motel. Dandies may strut in golden boots, Fops in silver slipper.. But universal opinion says There's nothing like leather. Z. W. ILLNDALL'i HOME-MADE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, 14, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE, HW. RANDALL begs to tender his sincere ...
... entertainment. MAIDSTONE SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS.—The second concert of the season took place on Wednesday evening, | in the Corn Exchange, Maidstone, and, as is usual with these concerts, which have ever besn heartily welcomed | by the Maidstone musical public ...
... Stook of Boots and Shoes. Every description of Boots and Shoes made te Order om the shorteat notice. Custorpers waited upon at their own Residences. All kinds of 'l!p‘h pronfptlLoxmud. JOAN FOX AND BSONS, 0 A K B & 8w B R Y. NEAR ORPINGTON KENT. Kilda. ...
... poisoned in and near Faversham. Edwin Dawes, Esq., of Mount Ephraim, Hero bill, has qualified as a Justice of the Peace for Kent, and will act in the Faversham division. P. j. Wilduiaa-LudhiQtfton, Esq., a newly-appointed Justice of the Peace, took his ...
... produced a general feeling of irritation. Liquidations in Kent.—James Boyles. Greenwich, bootmaker. William Bolden Everest. Breach Farm, Newington, fanner. Joseph Harris, Sandling near Maidstone, farmet and cattle dealer. Francis Hubery, London and Forest ...
... appointment, at his Business Premises, above, where he keeps large assortment Frencn and English Boots and - boes of the best make. Agent for F. hit's Boots.—[Advt.] Notice!—Geo. Glahville ties res to inform h s patrons that the Optical I>partmcnt of his ...