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... ItifYLOTIM. —The 1 Swum Times is rend be many thnltirflwil. a IferPolll. every weekmvliptheheo parer for advertiaementa in Kent and Simnel'. Kmrinvera are mir e t o o btain good workmen, and workmen are pure to obtain nitnationp. _ rm Young Man. a ...
... PROPOSED ALTERATIONS OF HIGHWAY DISTRICTS. —The report ndo?od at the Kent Quarter Sessions last week, recommending that after March 25th, 1880, the highway and rural sanitary districts in Kent should be conterminous, has been printed, in order that it may be ...
... appointment, or at his Business Premises, as above, where keeps large assortment French and English Boots and Shoes the best make. Agent for F. Pi net's Boots.—[Acvt.J B. (who haa had 17 yean praetlea! experience) invites attention to his High Street Auction ...
... emi a aeasal of Um Imlay , sod bow to earo *lbw* assadalag a II la emaa's aoa oak Oa aura at Omar& HADLOW, near TONBRIDGE, KENT. VALUABLE I.V VESTMEWT. Two very choice and Fr.eloold Estates of 125 Acres and Itni Acres respectively, Id on Least to excellent ...
... LIQuiDATIONS IN KENT.—Sarah Ann King, lodging house mr, late grocer, Ethelbert-erescent, Margate ; first ing of creditors at Messrs. Sankey & Co's, solicitors, Margate, June 6th at ll.—-i{eng. Noakes, m-. commission agent, Maidstone ;at 50, Earl-street ...
... the property stolen was of a miscellaneous character, including silver and plated goods, brooches, meersehaum pipe, coats, boots, &c. The Rev. Mr. Candy, the rector, could not remember having any people calling upon him, with the exception of one man, ...
... communicate .t.h.‘tho n.:htigned. w| render % charge. . B KBWEB OC. A | l:;nuh. | Bevenoaks, sth June, 1879. BRIDGE WHARF, MAIDSTONE. MESSRS. SMYTHE BEG to inform their Customers and the Public in consequence of the increasing demand for MESSRS. TRUMAN, ...
... third. Kent Archaeological Society.—The annual •zeimiM this society will Uke place July 30th end 31st, end the meeting will at New Remney. Both day* will b« .pent . visiting the ancient chnrche* and other remains of antiquity in Romney Marsh. Wmt Kent General ...
... 6d. per Month afterwards. Instruction free.—A DVT. St. John's Congregational Church. The «■«■«! services on behalf of the Kent Church Aid and Home Mission Work were held in the above church on Sunday last, when .the Rev. J. Irving, of Tunbridge Wells ...
... were n remarkably flue pair of boots for 25., and told &footle to take them 9ff, which he did. The boots produced, nod recognised by a previous witness, were the same. Witness told Mantle that he was satisfied about the boots, and Supt. Berry then told him ...
... semi-detached HOUSE in 9 room very moderate Mr of Boot Bow EC rlHSLldil'T aimer— To LET eoo-four sitting wes kitchen good cellar garden supply f rain Colman Walmer (Commercial to LET the principal town Kent m I abont £600— letter A B 14 Bost-lano Cants ...
... corns, I wogroeticated a heavy downpour, and, in view of • threatening eky the other day I started on an excuerion it, top-boots, mackintosh, and with umbrella, bur when come distance on my journey out Mlle Thiel tie in all her elory,and I was and ieweltering ...