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... slater of the lute Sir Joseph Thackwell, who died 1859. Maidstone correspondent reports the death, at Maidstone, of Mrs. Elizabeth Weaver, who was in her 103 th year, having been bom at Maldon, Kent, September 19th, 1775. Sho had enjoyed exceptionally good ...
... stirrup-holder, which simplifies the cleaning of those articles enough to satisfy the most idle groom. Messrs. Flagg Co. of the Old Kent-road have a good collection of harness suitable for all purposes; and bsck to back 1221 with them we observed Messrs. William ...
... DESSERT FRUITS, dr. Crystallised Aprieots,finest quality per lb Crystallised Green- ) ditto a I Glace Greengages ditto Glace Golden Chinois Oranges Glace Green Chlnois Oranges ditto IP Glace Cherries ditto IP Glace Figs ditto PO Glace Green Almonds ditto ...
... ia in good health, and can read and convent on the topics of the day. death, at Maidstone, of Mrs. Biabcth Weaver, who was in 106th year, is raportad, having ben Msldon, Kent, September 19,1775. She had enjoyed exceptionally good health, and nntil few months ...
... *■***• M r rr* HE GREAT SHOE SALE. ALTBBATION OF PREMISES. THE CITY BOOT i__D SHOE ICAET, a AMD 3, MABKET STREET. TORK. The Remainder and Best Portion of the Btock ot 1 FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES ?? be , 0 ' r _ rad irately TO-DAY tnd FOLLOWINSr I va-iB ...
... RESIDENCE. 1. RAMON') PLACE. CIIATHAM First-Class Spirits. PURE, STRONG, AND CHEAP IDOTCLED at the MAIDSTONE DISTILLERY, by THOMAS GRANT, and sold by Innkeepers iu Kent, Surrey, and Sussex. Per Bottle. d Old TOM GUI, sweetened, noted for flue Bayous 2 6, Strong ...
... Sheffield. Yorkshire v Isaacs, bin IS— Maidstone, Kent v Yoi-shire W— Oval, Surrey v Middlesex 1ft — _louingl_a_e, Notts v Emm ttehlr. 19— Hastings, Sussex \- Leieesterahir^ 19— 1 uubridge vklls, sin rev v Kent 19— lord's. Over Thirty v Under Thirty 22 ...
... MAIDSTONE. RAILWAY.—Mr. Gentler,. who has been manager of the goods department at the Maidstone station s.f the South-Eastern Railway during the pad twelve years, is, we understand, about to leave Maidstone fur Reading. Dinriunis.—The distress in Maidstone ...
... on Wednesday brought in the Queen’s Bench Division by a widow with two daughters one of whom was married the defendant being boot and shoe manufacturer in Bethnal-green In the result the jury found for the plaintiff damages £120 for which sum and costs ...
... 19 Poultry 430 ?? 416 ?? 422 ?? 408 ?? 402 Pigeons 162 ?? 127 ?? 213 ?? 166 ?? 211 Babbits 132 ?? 101 ?? 141 ?? 131 ?? 139 Boots 1U» ?? 9» ?? 118 ?? 135 ?? 113 Bnttasr 46 ?? 61 ?? Set ?? 31 ?? *10 Dressed Geese 7 ?? 26 ?? — ?? — ?? — Studs 20 ?? 16 ?? ...
... “Shooting Boots” “Shooting Boots.” F. W. RANDALL & Co, OF THE WELL-KNOWN OLD ESTABLISHED HOME MADE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, now known as the “Golden Boot” at the bottom of Gabriel's Hill, Maidstone, desire to ...
... and Aid. G. *. Kent, and the ReV. LHb«ttar will also be present. .. A MILITARY BAND will attend.—Prices of Admission. 6 d.-Trsm, run from North End to all pa^ THE LAST TEN HAYS, THE LAST TEN HAYS. WHEN WE REMOVE TO OUR WHOLESALE BOOT AfiH SHOE MANUFACTORY ...