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... county of Kent was held at Tonbridge, on Friday, elect coroner In the*place of the late Mr. J. Noble Dudlow, of Town Mailing, who held the appointment for upward* of years. Mr. J- White, of Mereworth, projicsed, and Mr. Ambrose Warde, of Maidstone, seconded ...
... All Baints’ Church, Maidstone, by the Rev. G. J, Howson, curste, Frederick, youngest son of Mr. James Verrall, 17. Orchard-street, Maid~ stone, to Narcissa (Norrie), youngest daughter of Mr.‘nn- Pobgee, 32, Gabriel's-hill, Maidstone, v it eB e 4 Pustet ...
... Northampton street, Birmingham, diamond merchants, and co partners. Cbarloa Augustus Biehon, of Briara, Silverdale, Sydenham, Kent, and Charles Kenwiok Kenelm Bishop, late of Provost road, Haveretock hill, Middleaex, trading as Bishop and Son, at Marylebcne ...
... Niee. Rev Jobn Wright, vicar of U, Snodsbury, Worcester, rector Fglwysourgmin, (\mmhnum ’ BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, (OPPOBITR Tii K BREWERY), 8, STONE STREET, MAIDSTONE. Frederick Blake (Nearly 17 years Assitant to Mr, F. W, Randall, Gabriel’s-hill) BEGS to ...
... your Boots, your Pockets, and your Health.—J. Kerr, Agent lor Blakey’s Patent Boot Protectors. Hoots Protected (equal to soleing and heeling), 6d per pair, at Kerr’s, the Golden Boot House, 91, North Street, the Cheapest House in Bel Cast for ...
... morning breezeas a soft fvirl is wafted from the misty river. Suarcely one in a dozen can bal ost of a pair of boots. Many sass claim no boots at all, but flitl'e aloug displaying their naked feet, and frequently a abriad patch of shoulder, a tanned throat ...
... . ile Town, near Dewsbury ; E. Golden, ironmonger, Dewsbury; S. Moody, Mirfield ; J. Durham, cordial manufacturer, Leeds ; S. Sladen, farmer, Guiseley; J. Exley and Son, whitesmiths, Otley and Harrogate ; J. Stead, boot manufacturer, Leeds ; F. Brown ...
... morning breeze as a soft wind is wafted from the misty river. Scarcely ! one in dozen can boast of a pair of boots. Many ! can claim no boots at all, but trudge along displaying their naked feet, and frequently a broad patch of shoulder, tanned throat ...
... Chemist, 68, Weekstreet, Maidstone. (Corner of UNION STREET,) Toilet Requisites and well-known Toilet Preparati -~ always in Stock. ! . Elliott Brothers, LATE R. J. WATTELL, COACH BUILDERS, KENT COACH FACTORY, KING STRERT, MAIDSTONE. F. Jarrett, WHOLESALE ...
... milk dealers’ carts were j sacked, but was tinally suppressed by the police. | A shocking murder has been perpetrated at Maidstone, Kent, by man named Weston. The victim, named Drewry, had been in a lunatic asylum for two years, during which time Weston had ...
... in a certain proportion to the strength of tbe corps. Hops.— Kent reports show that this year's growth will be the smallest since 1860. The Mid Kent yield averages 2cwt per acre; East Kent about scwt. per acre. Depressed Trade.—lt is estimated that 30 ...
... Joseph - Thackwell, a Waterloo hero, who died in 1859.—A - Maidstone eommondm u&om the death, at Maidstore, of Mrs. Klizabeth. Weaver, who was in her ' 105th year, hnving been born at Maldon, Kent, ‘,Septamber 19, 1775. Bhe had enjoyed exceptionally ' good ...