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... KENT AND SUSSEX ASSIZES. b~ I:‘, : counties of Keut ..‘:.hc“ “.','.1.T--. ou Tusmilay last. - Baroa Pollock, who was the presidiug Juilge. e %€ 4,15 on Mouday afterncon, aud 3 hm& on J‘nnl-hlll. proafter robing o e aren, socompanic by the “‘“'. d ...
... 'MW:nflVflu’M.filfifi .avoid doctor’s fees and objectionable medicine.— ~ LEFT OFF CLOTHING. No. 45, UNION STREET, MAIDSTONE, Mnrs. GREEN . W’Qflm'l»w%. Boots, Linen, &c., to any amousnt. . Ladies upon at their own residences, and P. 0.0. per return. T Ltters addressed ...
... MAIDSTONE & KENTISH JOURNAL, AUGUST 30, iBB6 have lost one who was 0 them, as Charles Gordon may be said to hate besa to nlh.h-a: beloved and valued friend (applause). But, and geatiemen, lam far from to dwell upon . sad thoughts of this and I ::ufl h ...
... the Sussex Shades Yard. These alterations are duly asnounced in our advertising columns. Wesr Kent Howt Bans —The annual ball in connegtion with the West Kent Hunt, was held on Tueslay last at the Pump room, and was the most successful of any that had ...
... MAIDSTONE - & KENTISH JOURNAL, JAN. 18, 1886 NORTHFLEET. - VouunteEß Fing' Brioaps.—A meeting of the mombers of this brigade was held at the Local sgtM. . oot gtetn & were present 8. Houeycombe (captain) in ‘the chair, C. Wilders (MM Sunnacks, J. Waller ...
... GRAVESEND AND NORTH KENT CHRYSBANTHEMUM ASSOOIATION. Gravesend and North Kent Chrysanthemum Ahh—b*“hhm from year to . but in no year since “hmflmrflh.d--flv—dnfl 1886, which took at the Milton Hall, on Tussday and Wedneslast, and proved & source of attraction ...
... MAIDSTONE & .KENTISH“*JOURNAL,' FEB 1 1886, Mrs. Henniker, Mr. Dutnall, and- Mr. Henniker, m.m, gave their services to help in the enterinment, and the attraction of their names, together with those of several ladies and gentlemen in the neighbourhood ...
... abstaining from voting. Poor CHILDREX'S L'EA.—A hountiful tea was supplied to the poor children of Maidstone, in the Mechanies-room, Corn Exchange, Maidstone, on Waednesday last. There was a large atteudunce of children;, numbering about 220. ?hu tea, which ...
... THE SCAB, and greatly improves the condition of the animal. THE OLD GOLDEN MORTAR. 148 (late 293), HIGH STREET, CHATHAM. AGENTS — MESSRS. ARGLES, SON, and STONHAM and CORFE, Maidstone ; and Mr. PERRY, Gravesend. FRENCH'S ORIGINAL CREAM OILS For Rheumatism ...
... GEORGE _CORNELL:. : (Lare W. Bonem), . WATCH & CLOCK MAKER JEWELLER. OPTICIAN, &c. 74. BANK STREET. MAIDSTONE. i ARSI J. PEATY. . 60, iAIGH STREET. MAIDSTONE, TAILOR, LIVERY, LADIES' 'JACKET. AND HADIT ' MAKER. | ANI garments guaranteed equal to any West-End ...
... movement. Mr. thfiflmwma the extreme depression of agriculture he was of opivion that a second visit ofthsocht‘:o Kent so soon after the Maidstone meeting would thottune. Ha would be willing to subscribe bs., which was the amount of his esutribution towards ...
... 8. 8., 1, Lodge, Elmstead-lane, Chislehurst, Kent. “‘.’.C “'.\x' TED, a SITUATION as BOOTS in hotel or club. Age 28, 2} years' good character - Apply' J.N | 9, Richard-street, Deleeroad, Rochester, Kent., - _[Vl(t‘ \ RESPECTABLE YOU TH, agd 16, r;-};:\n'; ...