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... Notices. Business Notices. T. Jermyn's, 34, STONE STREET, MAIDSTONE. UMBRELLA HOSPITAL & MANUFACTORY, PUDDING . LANE. ~ Edgar Button BEGs TO ANNOUNCE THAT NE IS NOW SHOWING A HIGH STREET, MAIDSTONE Fsrantisued 20 YRARS. LARGE STOCK OF ENTIRELY NEW GOODS ...
... eldetly man, was rhurdnfl wnlfl - rof boots, value 7s. 11d:, from the shop J:W-. Bassett, at Riverhead.- The prisouer went to the shop and bought some small articles, and while there took the opportunity of ing the boots, with which he was sevu to leave the ...
... Carrota—l W. Butlor, 2T: Maybes, 3 W_ Jenper. Lettuces--1 T. Longhurst, Marrows—l W. Butler, 2 T. Longhurst, 3 E. Elldridge. Maidstone and Kent County Standard, Tunbridge Wells Standard, and Southborough and Tonbridge Journal, August 7, 1885. ...
... now of the value claimed at Maidstone ; also that since he has had it, it has been thoroughly done up, and turned out an exceptionally fine instrument. —Anhford News. The Polling Places of Kent. —An adjourned meeting of the Kent justices was held last week ...
... No. 1016, Public Notices. MAIDSTONE LOCAL BOARD. TO IRON FOUNDERS, & Tm.gm ‘n”:.nwd Mt:n supply nl';boot yards of fencing for Banning Heath Reecreation Ground. 'Pi;'-idiwa&-' ions to be seeu at the Borough Nurvevor's . o ¢ Sealed Tenders andorsed ...
... of Maidstone has the distinguished honour of ranking second nnxthelhyhm town distriots of the country the smallness of its death rate. The lowest is that of Burton- 3d. f_o_r_ ~every Eight Words. on-Treént, with the mortality of 126, and Maidstone follows ...
... horticultural nHNfi\vm:M--;u:fl%?;fl::-;: a match was ed on during thou{'m lr‘.*lufl-‘u eleven and the Royal West Kent Regiment. The following is the BOOTS t— vENRS Bovat Wesr Kxxr l_ll!- ...
... allow the Master a week's absence Rvfih‘ he left the House in proper charge. Master | reported that they required 105 pairs of boots for the House which would cost from thirty t> forty pounds. The Clerk was instructed to issue t-n-f:u for the m&ofhno., The ...
... candidate adopted s, P. Heuniker Maidstone and Kent County Standard, Tunbridge Wells Standard, and Southborough and Tonbridge Jou — soytelsie ) pt. 4, 1885. W trates, MM'{EI concerned in the case, and more once to be sent to Maidstone Gaol. Uuder these circumstances ...
... musnger & on b Mr. Arthur bootmaker, of High-street WHMMQMWG his . They were taken from the outside d‘qfih-',hcfl,hhh He took the boots from under her shawl, and told ;,-.y.nn.,m-duau gty A B L 8 t ve: . fifl’&ns mm&-u and it ‘was through drink she had done ...
... control over the magistrates—(hear, hear) —they -'d-th-fiahflrnmhfi:fluh estminster . a magistrate for Maidstone, there was no one knew so well as the Maidstone men who was qualified for the : Mwhnnomm“n men, m:‘qbud-ll—q ouses that dm 1 -:h-wfl.tfl the most or ...
... Situations Vacant ‘\'.\.\'T}‘.D for New Cross, a g\nd General SRervant. Apply first to Mrs. Martin, Golden Boot, Maidstone. (1263 ARMY SERVICE. ] “fil'.\‘fi WEN wishing to JOIN HER M AJESTY'S ARMY can obtain all informa- Bona 4 to the Conditious of Service ...