... stacks. Answers well. KILLS MICE ON THE SPOT. Fiftynine fonnd dead in the bonse one packet. Send stamps and try it. [l4* THE “GOLDEN LUSTRE” SILK PAPER- HANGINGS. (Rkgd. Tradk Mark). WILLIAM OOOKB & 00., SOLB MANUFACTURERS PATENTEES. GROVE WORKS, LEEDS. THESE ...

... PROFESSOR CF DRAWING, INCHULVA, ALBIGN PLACE, MAIDSTONE. Rusiness Notices. FIBEWORKB? FIREWORKS!: -W.WOOOODS, 57, High-street, Maidstone, next Post-cfive. New stock of goods—Squihs, crackers, pin wheels, golden rains, blue devils, serpenta, &e.,and 24., ...

... To tht Editor of the Kent and Sussex Courier, Sis, —I do not think that the utterances of the Rev. Father Searle, as reported in your issue of the 12th inst., tend in the least degree to the furtherance of Christianity, for which purpose his church is ...

... 7, Royal Parade. R. P. HOOPER, 39, Church-road. J. CARR & SON 3, 46, Calverley-road. J, R, BOLD, 22, Mount Pleasant, G. W. KENT, Broadwater Down (Post Office, Frantroad). G. FAULKNER, IS, High-street. S. F. HAWLEY, 90, Camden road, A. D. GATES, Mount ...

... at Gladstone-road. Maidstone, loreuce Sophia Bennett, aged 1 year. lLosxicx —November 12, at 6, Queen’s-road, Peckham, Creasy, widow of Nicholas Jarvis Bonnick, of Cranbrook. in her ysth year Bray—November 17, at Walter-lane, Maidstone, William Bray, aged ...

... in lm{ tioard Bonds (Maidstone) so that the interest m; be awarded annually as & m: in your school, to be called ** The John Monckton Nl 1 remain, | > Yours faithfully, : Lo - Joun B, Moxcerox, To the Governors of the ' ~ Maidstone Grammiar School. . Homsnece ...

... 20 THE EDITOR OF THE KENT OOUNTY STANDARD. Sir,—ln discussing a disputed question of such :Efluwouthi-, it is very essential not to mis‘the argumeunts of the other side. . When we read, as in s ?uufieh in the. Maidstone and Kentush Journal, a sentence like ...

... THE KENT AND SUSSEX COURIER. DECEMBER 3. 1886 been written by the late sheriff which declaims against the expenses of the post and derides its dignltisa. In Kent be states:—lt is not unfrequent for the holder of this dignified office to hire footmen who ...

... s in all the leading towns of Kent. Responsible tradesmen and others, with mved references, would Mh&ha‘rv:y‘ a val source of income, and such may address, Rovenue, Office of the Maidstone and Kentrah Journal, Maidstone. (896 ...

... GLEBE x«RM, BARMINQ, KENT, About half-a-mile from East Farlelgh Station (S.E.R.), 1 mile from Harming Station (L.C. )» and miles from Maidstone. SALE OF ABOUT 56,000 HOP-POLES AND THE EXCELLENT FARMING STOCK. MESSRS. LANGRIDGK are instructed by the Rev ...

... 2!,dn£' hard labour for breaking into the lhop of John Edward Sutton, bootmaker, olsolnnon-‘hu,mdlhdh‘flutdm-pflrol boots, a pair of boot npwbnnd ‘Fmol leather, ;du:::;‘l 6d.—Mr. George nllm?mmonwod or & greengrooer D, ‘There wuh:lo & Cross-summons. Co::gldmt ...

... the Judges:—Stock: Mr Rush, Tonbridge Wells, Mr Swafford, Ashford, Mr J. I. Bradley, Dover. Corn and Roots: Mr W. Cable, Maidstone, Mr W. Heasman, Ozted. The following is the prize list:— CATTLK. Class I—For the best Shorthorn steer or heifer under three ...