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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... WILLIAM SKINNiit, carpenter, forging or uttering a forged order for four pure of boots, to defraud William Gale, at Tunbridge. JAMES REED. pedlar, receiving two pairs of boots, the property of William Gale, knowing them to have bees stoles at Tunbridge. ...
... WILLIAM SKINNER, carpenter, forging or uttering a forged order for four pairs of boots, to defraud William Gale, st Tunbridge. James ReED, pedlar, receiving two E{n of boots, the y.:‘?‘;ngfio{ William Gale, knowing them to have been stolen at Tanbridge. ...
... 1879. William Skinner, carpenter, forging or uttering « forged order for four pairs boots, defraud William Gale, Tunbridge. James Reed, pedlar, receiving two boots, the property William Gale, knowing them have been stolen at Tunbridge. Jane Willoughby ...
... enlarged permanent photographs of Old Maidstone Bridge from the Gas Works and Locks. They will be coloured in oils. MAIDsProONE FARMERS' CLUB.—The next meeting of members of the club will take place at the Star Hotel, Maidstone, on Thuradnfi, the Ist of May, at ...
... Edwin Hedgos, st Maidstone, on the 3rd and 4th of Janua'y, 1879, Mr. Dean prosecuted. About the time when the offence was alleged 10 have been committed, Edwin Hedges, his father, and the prisener were lying in adjoining cel's in Maidstone gael, awaiting ...
... at eleven o'olm& to the minute. Catalogues may be obtained at the Auctioneer’s offices, 23, High-street, Maidstone. In Ligquidation, HORSMONDEN, KENT. M R. W. DAY, Jun,, will SELL by AUCTION, ou the premises, by order of the Trustees of Mr. Manktellow, ...
... trousers, and boots belonging to the West Kent Militia ; was last seen at Tonbridge, Kent, about the middle of September, 1878. Wife and three children. Two Pounds Reward. Information to Superintendent Gifford, of the Borough Police, Maidstone. (W.) BRIDGEND ...
... S. LEES, GOLDEN BOOT, NO. 7, QUEEN STREET, ULVERSTON, BEGS respectfully to inform the inbabitante of U Iverson and neighbourhood that he bag just received A SPLENDID STOOK OF LADIES' SUMNER BOOTS AND SHOES OF EVERY DEBORIPTION. Gent's Shooting, Laced ...
... and Watches Bought and Exchanged CLUBS SUPPLIED. ELLIOTT BROTHERS, Late R. J. Warrewe, COACH BUILDERSE, KENT COACH FACTORY, KING STREET, MAIDSTONE. EVERY description of Carriages built to order, = hirl:)ughr. or sold on commission, exchanged or let R ...
... t, Maidstone; and at the Auctioneer's 23, High-stree— Maidstone. _ 65, WEEK STREET, MAIDSTONE. FREEHOLD PROPERTY, in a first-eltssi I position for %winced. Kr. Wm. Day, Jim. HAS received instructionv to Sell by Auction, at the War Hotel, Maidstone, on ...