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... Bank-street, Maidstone, was ‘st the top of the list, and was purchased by thy Right Hoemourable the Lords Commissioners of ‘the Admiralty use in the Royal Mavy, -~ v &= 000 8. B. Swinfen & Son’s - FAMILY ALE BREWERY. 22, WEEK STREET, MAIDSTONE Aomuu--amum-m ...
... The Kent County Standard, Tunbridge Wells Standard. and Southbo RENT AUDIT OF P. 8, W. CORN- The annual rent sadit of F. 8. W. Comwallis, Pk i v eot e Boyal S Hote, o 8 was On Wednesday. The tenants amembled in numerous lmgdbq'—-&hdbah'“ mmhwrbylr-’-dflthe ...
... before the Recorder of Maidstone, Samuel = b-.Q.0: MflbflbT stealing from the house of Mr. John MoVitie, 3 g, iyt e “v.&;mdm-. at Maid. Oxuncn Extonarow Socrery.— An advertise| rhu:h-r.“n*‘- dmdmvflumnm | ingworth Hall, Church 11‘1 Maidstone, on next. J. G. e ...
... 4:‘ The Kent County Standard, Tunbridge Wells Standard, and Southborough and Tonbridge Journal, Oct. 29, 1886. Business ) otices. Business Notices. PBusiness Notices the county has taken the step the Justioces of the Borough of Maidstone have done, and ...
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... . v 2 ; Kent haa 180 to get to win. A capital start was made between six and seven o’clock by Frank Hearne and Mr. Hine- Haycock, who played all the Middlesex bowlers with great confidence, and were both mot out at the drawing of stumps, Kent's mhfi{.“h-'&t ...