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... THE MAIDSTONE AND KENT COUNTY STANDARD.—ApriI 12 (579, iug a r daily. The officers have kindly given the ! WEST KENT QUARTI] 1 I‘:l‘mhzaslehmulo{l News, (}m,»h[v, and Punch c);n-ry week ; 2_._ ¢ SESSIONS. 'lnd, as lhlurt:\er pnmlkof their lmnreciutionfu ...
... Finished as Ney Gloves Cleaned Seven Pairs for Is. CLEANED, BE-LINED, AND ALTERERD MA IDSTONE SAUSAGES. MAIDSTONE SAUSAGES. MAIDSTONE SAUSAGES. MAIDSTONE SAUSAGRS LR S s T e bAPITb, ot 2 s o J. BEECHING, Wholesale and Retaj] Pork Salesman, _ TOP OF GABRIEL ...
... Cheshire and Leicestershire,” from W. J. Harrison, Leicester. 4 ~ Poll Book of the borough of Maidstone, 1806, from Mr. Ellis, Bower Mouant. IR e D e A Six Maidstone and other journals, 1791, C. Baker Esq. “ Universal Engineer” (periodical)to be continued ...
... KENT, THE GARDEN OF ENGLAND. NOWIRRIRS, ASHFORD. ALSO AT MAIDSTONE AND RYE. poor Fooa, FOR pRISENT SOWING. &L „ med a keens Cabbage. Belismse. Dwarf Barnes. „ Omega Nut, ilt. John's Day. AS Wing meta Carrot, Bash y Scarlet, Nantes. , All leading kind* ...
... Dandies may strut in golden boots, Fops in silver slippers. But universal opinion says There's nothing like leather. Z. W. HOE-MADE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, 14, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE, HW. RANDALL begs to tender • thanks to the public generally for ...
... KENT APRIL SESSIONS. These Sessions were opened at Maidstone on Wednesday. New Magistrates —Sir C. W. Oakley, Bart, of Kothenden, Staplehurst, Reginald Appcch, sq., of Cranbrook, and E. A. St eatfeild, Esq., of Hadlow, were sworn in as county magistrates ...
... MAIDSTONE FARMERS CLUB. ThA‘ the last moetinfh of the Fsrt;lnerl' Club held on ursday evening, at the Star Hotel, upder, renic dency ot’ Mr. George Marsham (the Cm;, f discussion took place ou the subject of “Proper seed beds or season.” ] The Vice-Chairman ...
... MAIDSTONE POLICE COURT. SATURDAY, APRIL s.—Before J. B. Green, W. Page, and J. Clifford, Esqrs. ’F;u-: EMPLOYERS' AND WORKMEN'S ACT.—Wm. Stoue, 21, was summoned to answer the complaint of his master, Mr. James Clinch, that he being apprenticed to Mr. ...
... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. The business of these Sessions commenced at the Courts of Justice, Maidstone, on Wednesday, before the Hon. J. S. Gathorne-Hardy, M.P., who presided in the absence of Mr. J. Q. Talbot, M.P. Among the other magistrates present ...
... Joseph —Claim for 7s. 0 1., balance or an account for boots and shoes supplied, and repairs executed.—Defendant disputed the Tutu., or a pair of boots.—Plaintiff, a bootruaker, of Mill.street. Maidstone, proved his claim, and stated that It had been paid ...
... West Kent Quarter Sessions. _ The Cala:ter for bae western ditision of the county were opened on Wednesday morning by the Hoe. J. 8. Gathorne-Hardy. M.P., at the Session' Rouse, Maidstone. The following magistrates were also on the Bench :—Messrs. G. ...
... comprised the names of 35 prisoners, 17 being committed from Sussex, and 18 from Kent. One other Kentish case, that in which William Morfm was charged with stealing a pair of sea boots aversham, was at first included the calendar, but, being sessions case, was ...