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... YALDING; KENT, m_mcfizfi&lmrdnm » short walk of Yalding Station, -rfid.‘& Estate ooly 2 miles from Raddock Wood Janetion. Mon's JULIENNE SOUP. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, g SALE by AUCTION, by ' Mm& W. R, MPSETT AND SON, st the STAI HO!EL, MAIDSTONE, on THURSDAY ...
... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. The Epiphany Qdfl& Sewions for the western dlvision of Kent, were concladed at the Sessions House, Maidstone, on Friday morning. FIRST COURT. (Before J. G. Talbot, Eaq., M.P.) mmmwmmw«m Loeal Board waa an by the Sosth Eastern ...
... other two had lone as to Maidstone.. Palmer asked him where the stacks fired, and the reply was that one was at the Wilderness* theMber at some other place. Okill also went tie to elate MO be was is meet his figher at Maidstone. he goes by Mid& while irdsossit ...
... Kussell, stationed at Sevenoaks, said that on the Bth Octoix.-r last, he vvas sent to Maidstone with two prisoners his charge. Both being men Supt. Ukill did not go Maidstone that da} all. There had been a fire on the Wilderness Farm, on September ‘J'-th, ...
... -’ B R £ . o = 75 S T o o d ] 3 (x y v ~ i MAIDSTONE ORNITHOLOGICAL SOCIETY'S SHOW. The second annual show of the Maidstone and Kent Orvithological and Rabbit Society took place in the Corn Exchange, Maidstone, on Tuesday and Wednesday last, and was a ...
... PKEVAILINO l)l8K.\aB OK THIS home and school, and the neighbours said never gave them and they followed her far the bridge Golden Green’ Country—Like a thief at night, it steals in upon us any “saucc.’-The Chairman said the boys had no busings in tho when ...
... FORTUNE PAYNE, of 24, High-street, East Grin stead, in the County of Sussex, Boot and Shoo Maker, and Boot and Shoe Dealer and Sewing Machine Agent, was made by the County Court of Kent, holden Tunbridge Wells aforesaid, on the 18th day of January, 1884. * ...
... hard wareman, and boot and lmth—'é. 14, too, - &‘..’!.',!THP_‘M'M“M’*‘ keeper—Feb, 8, Canterbory, John Hoadley, Pevensey-road, Eastbourne, grocer and provision merchant—Feb. 8, Lewes and Bastbourne. James Crundwell, Maidstone, plamber, glasier, ...
... MAID, to wait upon Lady, and do light housework and plain needlework. Aged 38, —Address, E. 8., Bull Finch Corner, Riverhead, Kent. Traveller and collector.—Advertiser, age 28, wants Situation above, for Tunbridge Wells and neighbourhood. The Advertiser ...
... THE KENT AND SUSSEX COURIER, FEBRUARY 27, 1684 Mr Braby: Did she live long as you expected?— Longer than I exacted. Sarah Miller deposed that she lived Boyne Hours, and attended Miss Ward. She had lived with Miss Ward three years—partly at this house ...
... ; nigger farce, Members the Band : “ God dave the Uueen.” MAID-STONE. Railway Ratk». -On Thursday evening at well attended meeting of the Farmer’s Club, a deputation was heard from the East Kent Chamber, inviting co operation and financial support in the ...
... the Court of Windsor, the moat excellent Majesty in Council, the following sheriffs were appointed for the counties Kent anil Sussex: Kent, George Samuel Fereday Smith, of Grovehurst, Tunbridge Wells, Esq.; Sussex, Hugh Wyatt, Cissbury Findon, Esq. Faster ...