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... lieutenancy of the county, high bailiff of the Kent County Court, holden at Maidstone, who also occupied the post of clerk to the Maidstone magistrates for upwanis of 11 year., were interred at Maidstone cemetery in the presence of a large number of persens ...
... Dandies may strut in golden boots. Fops in silver slippere. But universal opinion says There's nothing like leather. W. WIDALL'II HOME•MADE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, 14, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE, HW. RANDALL begs to tender his sincere • thanks to the ...
... strong ditto Men's side spring & Lace Boots, ss. I Id. to 61. 11d. Boy.' and Girls' strong School Boots..from 2s. 11d, Men's Calf sewn 800t5. Bs. 6d., 9s. Ild., 10s. 6d. Children's Fancy Boots CHEAP REPAIRING_ Men's Boots soled and heeled .2s. 11d.1 ...
... its boly to strike with.. He lsapad aside, and they killod the m{m. On looking at his boot, ha foand that the animal’s fa had come in contact with a seam of his boot, and h;s only just touch=d hisfoot. A mors narrow escape coald not be imagined, and hs ...
... Westminster, when the following gentlemen were nominated for Kent David Lionel Halonions, of Southbotinigh, Tunbridge Wells, Bart. ; Nlawdintley Oaursen Best, of Park House, Huxley, Maidstone, Esq. ; and Henry Dorrien Stteaffleld, ilieddingtone, F:denbridge ...
... DIRECTORY FOR MAIDSTONE AND NEIGHBOURHOOD.—This is the title of a new edition of a small work which contains, in addition to a general directory of Maidstone and adjoining villages, an alphabetical list of the nobility, clergy and tlmntry of Maidstone and ne ...
... TUESDAY NEXT, in the PUBLIC HALL, in connection with the above society. Admission free ; Reserved Seats, 6d. GRAVESEND AND NORTH KENT CHRYSANTHEMUM ASSOCIATION. Under Ow distinguished patronage of the Right Hon. the Earl of Darnley ; the Worshipful the Mayor ...
... lage rises the range of chalk hilla known as the ?llnckbone of Kent, on the sides and at the foot of | which, handreds of years agone, was fought the [b.ulo of Xglesord,”in which the King of Kent | waged, it I remember rightly, his last disastrous bat| tle ...
... were beginning to find—withoat meaning any disrespect by the simile—that the agricultari-ts were the geese who laid 1 the golden eggs—(cheers and laughter)—aind that the agricultural interest could not suffer without the interests ‘ of the entire commercial ...
... Curting’s Golden Tankards were not quite up to the verage ; the turnips, too, were small and rooty ; but - *‘f':i*»;‘li»%},’* hend cabbages were unusaally fine, I e annua diuner ol the subscribers took place at the .'.'u i >flle 2nd Kent J\l'(i”m'y ...
... on his head. He was conveyed to the West Kent General Hospital. { HoOSPITAL SUNDAY IN MAIDSTONE.— On Sunday collections were made in the churches in Maidstone in aid of the Kent County Ophthalmic and West Kent General Hospitals. The sums ...
... increase of the corresponding period of 1878, and a decrease of 6 on tho corresponding week last year. The Board then adjourned. KENT MENDICITY SOCIETY EASTRY UNION DISTRICT. The annual general meeting of this Society was held at the Guildhall, Sandwich, on ...