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... , Fro. Grand Becretary Kent, . V.P. Freemau PM. Pro,Grand Recretary Suseex, . B.Y Wilmot, K 74, P.M., Pro, Grand rl{aqim' Kent. . H.B N‘ylov, P.M. Pro. Grand Sword Besarer,Kent, Frank W. Stone, ¥74, P.M,P.P.G.8.W., 8.8. Kent. , A Akers-Donglas P .M ...
... MAIDSTONE, IMIMEN.I.. CONCERT Seats Gallery, Entrance, Earl.steset. No Half-price. cheques not transferable. Doors open at 7; curtain to rise at 7.30. Dos Office at Mr. Burgiss-Brown's, 18, Week- Areet, where Tickets may be obtained, and Places secured ...
... the Liberal party in Maidstone. He war also intimately connected with many of our local companies, be being a director of the Maidstone Waterworks Company, a director of the Kent Fire and Life Office, and a director of the Maidstone Gas Company, while he ...
... Messrs. G. Taylor (in the chair), C. Spencer, and 0. Spain. Job Leg, a working shoemaker, who said he resided Woollettatieet, Maidstone, but who is well-known ;n Gravesend, SIAS charged with an attempt to defraud by ringing the changes at the shop of Mr. Hall ...
... otatiers on the South &intern way, and the Maidstone and Sevenosks Railway Station. Mr. W. Day, Jun. HAS been favoured with inetruetione from the Rev. J. Stuart Rubsnn. te Sell by Auction, at the Hotel, Maidstone, on W FAIN tIIIY, Jan. Pe. MAO. at 3 o'clock ...
... consequence of the Kent General Sessions falling on th it day ant the legal businesa of the Kent Assix,M *ISO Commencing, be postponed until Monday. the 26th Janu try. OF • Saturday Police-constable Neale, who has been in the Maidstone force for a number ...
... from Roger Leigh, Faq. VISITING JUSTICES OF MAIDSTONE PRISON.—At the West Kent Quarter Seeions. on Thursday, the following magistrates were appointed the V’i-iting Committes of Her Majesty’s Prison, Maidstone, for the current year :—Viscoant Hardinge, ...
... I'o Boot and Shoemakers, Situation wanted as assistant by a youth, with three years good experience. —Address, M., 37, High-street, Stroud. Kent. _ 3 „ WAN r D, itnmediately, a Waggoner's Mate; must be well able to do his work; good wages g'-en.—Apply ...
... MAIDSTONE; & KENTISH JOURNAL, JAN. 19. 1880. Panrr §. Overtare.ccccoo.o. Masaniello ..,. Mr. H. Woolley. SONE .ies iremeiiess.. TOm BOWHDE ..cqe.. -« Mr. H,J, Hall. Song (comfo). .. .. .. The bole Jute shuttee ..lr.g:&. Pmm.mmlmma ...
... Boy wanted at the Star Hote!, iy Apply to the Plgm. HBAD BOOTS WANTED for the Mitre Hotel, Maidstone. The highest references required . e o o ‘VOI(KING BAILIFF WANTED 25th March Dext, 00 & farm in Mid Keat—2so acres (about 50 m);who lndcurlud. Stook nd ...
... (Messrs. Beale and Hoar) in Kingstreet. Maidstone, as an occasional court-house. DEATH AT SIA.—We understand that Mr. Harry Payn, who was lately a clerk in the employ of Mr. J. L. Tomlyn, timber merchant. Maidstone. and who sailed for Americi in the Cunard ...
... patriotit tunes. and the book should be placed in every working man's home in Kent and Sussex. Price Twopence; or Poet Free, 24d. Published at the Sent and Times Office, Maidstone. Second Edition.—Just Published, price 2s. 6d. TBE EXTRAORDIN RY CASES OF CURE ...