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... for £36. APPOINTMENT OF WESLEYAN MINISTERS YOR THE KENT | Disrricr.—The following is a list of the ministers apted by the Wesleyan Conference, which has just been ht to a close, for this county :—Maidstone, Charles O. Eldridge, 8.A., R. Goodhugh Dawson; ...
... Groat George-stroe:, Westminsier, éw AGENT FOR KENT : Mr GRORGE NEVE, Sissioghurst, Staplehvrst, from whom all particulars may be obtained on application JOHN HENRY BRIDGE, 85, WHEELER BTREET, MAIDSTONE. MAKER of the IMPROVED COMPOSITION for CARRIAGE ...
... (Thurslay) afternoon Messrs. Cronk, auctioneers, of Sevenoaks, and Loundon, offered for sale at the Star Hotel, Maidstone, ten £5O shares in the Kent Life Assarance Company. The m a dividend of seven per cent, and were put ns , realising the following prices ...
... Stock of own make, as also of Sticks to select from.—[Advt.] The Lord-Lieutenant of Kent.—The Right Hou. Earl Sydney, G.C.8., Lord Lieutenant of Kent and Colonel the Kent Artillery Militia, was born in Grosvenor-square, London, August 9th, 1605, and therefor* ...
... three years in snoosesion, the Maidstone United Club beat the Royal Engineer', and in the final, beat the Chatham Rowing Club (the holders of the cup) by a quarter of • length only. In the four-oared race for the Maidstone town challenge cup, value £lO ...
... JOHN J, BROOMFIELD, Secretary. A RIDE T O K HIYVA BY Ceptain FRED. BURNABY. Royal Horse Guards. Page 13 says :—“Two pairs of boots lined with fur were also taken ; and for physic—with which it is a 8 well to be supplied when travelling in out-of-the-way ...
... is much d for making preserves, raspberry vinegar, and flavouring and is grown principally in West Kent and Mid Kent, and not any great extent in East Kent. Women pick raspberries into tin pails they are then put into watertight tuba for transport to London; ...
... EXPERIENCED WORKMMN. Plate, Jewellery, and Watches Bought and Exchanged CLUBS SUPPLIED. BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, (OPPOSITE THRE BREWERY), 8, STONE STREET, MAIDSTONE. Frederick Blake (Nearly 17 years Assistant to Mr. F. W. Randall, Gabriel’s-hill) BF‘.GS ...
... starter. limos/AN? OF PROFFRIT.—Mr. R. Water. man, of Maidstone, sold by auction the following freehold properties at the Shakespeare hotel, on Wednesday last i—The public-house known as the Golden Cross Inn, fit. James's-street, rent £45, the first ...
... family COUNTY POLICE COURT SATURDAY Before S Finois Esq STEAL1HO BOOTS 57 tramp charged with stealing of boots the of Stephen Pay value 6a Pay living at Martin in parish Langdon said : boots produced are mine About 730 this morning I took off and them the ...
... per annum LOT I old-established Freehold Fully Licensed PUBLIC-HOUE the Golden Cross St James’s-street Dover let the exceedingly low rental of annum LOT 2— FREEHOLD HOUSE as Golden Cottage” Russell-place Dover let Mr J at amounting to £13 per annum LOT ...
... Stock of own make, as also of Sticks to select from—[Advt.] The Lord-Lieutenant of Kent.—The Right Hon. Earl Sydney, G.C.8., Lord Lieutenant of Kent and Colonel of the Kent Artillery Militia, was born in Grosvenor-square, London, on August 9th, 1805, and' ...