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... RESENTATION OF COLOURS TO THE EAST KENT REGIMENT. MAIDSTONE POLICE COURT. TuespaY.—Before G. Edmett, Esq. (iv the chair), H.B.Cnthuh.lcyud(}. B. Buu(: Bay. anql_l’dliulh‘p.lhd, aged 14 y_l:ha.. charged with stealing a watch, a in, nadngold—l.nlu&‘.d ...
... 28 DAYS ONY, COMMENCING JULY 17th, GREAT SALE OF BOOTS & SHOES , AT ?Hz NOTED GOLDEN BOOT, 167, Windmill Street, GRAVESEND. J. C. TIIURGUR, Having purchased F. S. WRIGHT AND CO.'. ENTIRE STOCK 0, BOOTS & SHOES, At a Great Reduction fcr Cash, Determines ...
... 28 DAYS ONY, COMMENCING JULY 17th, GREAT SALE OP BOOTS & SHOES / AT THI NOTED GOLDEN BOOT, 167, Windmill Street, GRAVESEND. J. C. THURGUR, Having purchased F. 8. WRIGHT AND CO.'. ENTIRE STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES,. At a Great Reduction for Cash, Determines ...
... what boots he bad with him. He replied I have a pair of the Asylum boom on, and took the boots off and gave them to him. The hoots (pr Awed) were those the defendant gave him. They have the mark Kent county Lunatic Asylum upon them. The boots were ...
... Thare he saked hm ¥bo had z‘ the ocounty in his possession, and boots he was The defendact re'“xh‘rfl Asylum boots on.” be took off fost and gave to witness. m.—uuuug‘n., = * Kent Asylam.” Each .:l:i-l !h hvflhhfl“ defendant Dr. Da the eatemaet R ...
... BOOT WAREHOUSE, 29, HIGH BTREET, MAIDSTONE. AGENTS FOR THE « ADAPTED AND “ WALKINEASE” BOOTS AND SHOES. ; (763 TURNIP SOWING SEASON, 1886. ODAMS’ BLOOD MANURE FOR TURNIPS AND MANGOLD. TH!S Manure gave extraordi results last season, when generally the ...
... st Perryfield-street, Maidstone, MR TR T Tezar—On gmmll.'m Maidstone, Ellen aged ¢4 years. v--:-sz.n, ot Gladstone-road, Maidstone, Prederick , aged 79 'Mw—yt.‘flal.uq“ Waane Ty 3 et Sentia, Wells, fl%mu’:&m—\ ¥ G iy Wit sor #pe ) g '.l-i'iltlh— #“wa | stwest ...
... NOTES IN KENT. The members of the Architectural Association Meiing theiranmual CLT ook T alling, for a tour as and to include the following T‘a‘ :—Malling Ah ('Rgc:umt K‘ idstone. vt A sion sud Charch § a losf. mfiunsu:?mumpd‘;u“%;“' ot Piute, ‘Sutton ...
... IIM• MAIDSTONE HERALD. VeesaT ihNIIIOIIO..AWWI was held at All Saints' Chant), Maidstone. on Thursday evening, for the purpose of receivicg accounts, and electing auditors and members toserve on the Burial Board in the place of those retiring. Mr. ...
... miles, from Maidstone &b“uhwwbfi 'nvuht.‘hmm.dq. He had to go in the afternocon from three to five airing O mving e - Lriioka” g, e 'dd'nhltlmd,ndmn.z the other. It was his duty to examine the road soe to the keys and bolts. A train left Maidstone at 4.33 ...
... YULE-TIDE IN MAIDSTONE. The appearance of the shops in Maidstone, as is usual at thie period of the year, is most attractive, the butchers and poulterers in particular haying a large and prime supply. Among those who have good displays are the following ...
... in 4 hhdhdth‘:.-nol the aoquaintance ef - Roes, and more. he kuew of him, the butter thlhfindflth poople of Maidstone too (cheers). from his golden for he his viewsas & man - shoald do (cheers). As they koew, a man lived in the broad of day, and he was ever ...