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... last, the , buildireir was crowded to seam, the seat@ in the ! chancel being utilised for members of the i congregation. A !Maidstone correspondent writes: ! We hid gleaned from the reverend gentleman's doings, recorded in your paper, that sow an exceptional ...
... Mayo, Denmark House, Maigate, Kent, washing clotbing and household linens without boiling, ete., thus saving a great amount of labour. —Patents t —2O—J. and J. VWM - ln.‘ gate, Kent, anuary Ten *1{3.&;11.‘::::.-0-. Kent, piling bar iron, January 2, 1888 ...
... amp in Weak amen. on the Ltscember. The accused entered the hop.. the of purchasing boots her and took ths opportunity to caned the theft, mbesquetetly veiling the boots for spor- 6 .lokis for not aseiditlT two We to —Marks Wu td. or a often in respect ...
... WAy Ry Afim- . or two e :. home for & may mfiw. I “A wish wising- Bars Wische v G X h-:'b F’ art —Addres, Mrs. mA e House, H Kent. : 5 1 wxvf.'f«'«-tuf _ Lgd e (}\Lx;xr,\mgl-.”u A.v-pn::’r-: roam § Serias -‘.‘-A‘*g attendance.— ~ vond, Ao ur = T parta ...
... contributed the Largest &MOW, the we. Kent, the amount being £ B2l. Sam-x sent tip L3OB. One of the hest kaown temperance advocates on Kentish platforms of the lest few years is Mr. George Ltlaiklocks. gentleman is &boot to proceed to Australia, • farewell ...
... Park, Maidstone ;sili I number of eporovoil ,.. Meres thiv reason. - Nimrod masa al the Mote Park, Maidstone. ln. payabbe In advance. Par parttruiars arply to Mr. 01111 V., The Park, Till WELLKNOWN SIIIRI NTALLION, ISAMBON BELONGING to the East Kent Cart- ...
... Mayen, of 21, at ft, Church Margate, the ilk of Mr. :rump, of a daughter. Nov 81, M Maidstone, the of Captain Prentia, of aeon. Nov. ft, at Boughton Monehelses, nem Maidstone, the of If. J. Clots, of a son. Nov 21, at Cheriton, site of John Williams of a ...
... ittee of the Kent County Club held last week at the Golden Cross, Charing Cress, Sir Charles W. A. Oakeley, Bart., in the chair, it was re,iolsed to make the following matches for : Kent v. M.C.C., Kent v; Lancashire, Kent v. Yorkshireir ...
... fooliehnese, and ordered him to pay 9.. 44. Mar SUSS= --Jain Medley, Maidstone, enginoer, grocer, end beereellet. —Anthony Bradley Neal, - Lowar Stossebtek Maidstone, bruahmaker and boot-dealer. Miles Fetter6eld, High-street, Minster, gardener. —John Leith ...
... 1150 mid wore fully bet all of meet quality sold weal 1b, sheep to. and men ga 24. per ball-boot. and riostbdowne ran in.= Li. 2.4. to tid. For heavy Kent then, hardly ome eagle of twenty were sold .04W,. C.l all round, and this wee u good • am any ...
... he., a7O ; a ; in . —AteaahiTB to Let, im TioArkka.-C. N. n. Kent. , AMTNErie r ff3 doctor, Me In litit‘e furnished or usifunitithed, to In a dings Of 1. 1.1. 1 6 . Freeman. Rob ii, Kent. (4 noon,, and am/house) to Let, 4s. ire, ii, Routh A•hford. . ...
... with stealieg • pair of boots, at lid., the preipssty of &Mal and Co., Gahriers.hill. The was the boots off • nail at the doe, of proseentriee skip, and he was followed and wrested. pleaded not suilty,and said be merely Hat the boots. e was further charger= ...