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... WEALD OF KENT. i On Wednesday week a numerously attendad and influential private meeting took place at Heronden Hall, Tenterden, the residence of Mrs Curteis Whelan, to consider n scheme for giving railway accommodation to the Weald of Kent and Romney ...
... stealing a pair of bootP, value 95.. the property of Thomas Wellbind. boot and shoemaker, Week-street, on the 18th H.q.—Prisoner pleaded guilty.—He was detected in the act of removing the boots from a nail in frent of the shop, and detained till the police arrived ...
... when the boat elpnilol.md be was drowned, the rs being saved. The body wasgreatly decomposed. ROYAL KAsT KENT MOUNTED RIFLES—On Monday the East Kent Yeomaary, who had been undergoing eight days’ drill at Margate, were inspected by Col. Blundell. Various ...
... Brewery. BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY, (OpposlTß TH® BREWRRY), STONE STREET, MAIDSTONE, AND AT 48, COURT STREET, FAVERSHAM. ANNUAL SALE BEFORE SBTUCK TAKING. Frederick Blake BEGS to announce that his Annval Sale of Surplus Btock of Winter Boots and Shoes ...
... THE ADDRESS, THE “Golden Boot” BOTTOM OF GABRIEL’S HILL, MAIDSTONE, Our only Address. o COAL BY RAILWAY. MESSRS BEADLE, BROTRERS, HAVING made arrangementa with the South- Eastern Railway for conveyance of Coal, for the nrglyol Maidstone and vicinity, with ...
... bagatelle match was between Mr G. Puwley, Maidstone, and Mr Andrews, Chatham, the former winning by 38 points. In draughts Mr W. Cook, Maidstons, beat Mr F. Epps, Loose, twice Cha ney, Chatham, beat Mr KK, Kneller, Maidstone, in two games at chess. The prives ...
... of her husband. bnlnrmu ProM THE MILITIA.—Thomas Wallace, 20, pleaded guilty to being & deserter from the West Kent Militia, at Maidstone, on the 9th May. The prisouer surrendered to the police last night. The Bench fined the defendant 40s and 5s costs ...
... KENT AND BINKItUPITEE3, (From Friday's Lowden Gazette.) PUBLIC eaLAlNANlOKS.—Huniptirtei, Rochester and Strood. barge builder, June 16; 11. G. Hough, Brockley, Kent, auctioneer, June 2S. LIQUIDATIONBLY ABRANGSISKNT..GeorgeJohn• son, Canterbury, brewery ...
... Sums Timm. PUBLIBMID BY ABEL HEYWOOD AND SON MANCHESTER AND LONDON. And may also be obtained at the KENT AND SUSSEX TIMES OFFICE, HIGH STREET. MAIDSTONE. Now Beady, 25.; or by post, 2s. 24. it ZNOLAND AND N SW SIMLA= I The Governmeut, Laws. Churches ...
... Childrens’ Boots and SBhoes, all kind». Fancy Ball Costumes Lent on hire and sent to any ddress in a few hours’ notice. NOTE THR ADDRESS J. C. WARD, From London, 21, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE. Opposite Messrs Ellis aud Soo. 25, HIGH STREET, MAIDSTONE. SATURDAY ...
... tho Brewery. BOOT AND SHOF MANUFACTORY, (OPPOSITE THR BREWERY), STONE STREET, MAIDSTONE, AND AT 48, COURT STREET, FAVERSHAM ANNUAL SALE BEFORE STUCK TAKING. Frederick Blake BEGS to announce that his Aunval Sale of Surplus Stock of Winter Boots and Shoes ...
... men's clube in Maidstone district), E. Jenkins, Maidstone, first ;W. Cook. Chatham, second. Won by three yards. Ten ran. 300 Yards Ezg and Ladle Race. Final Heat: Filmer, first ; Jones, second ; Huggett, third. Won by three ynrds. MAIDSTONE COUNTY COURT ...