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... GROVE HOUSE, HUNTON, KENT. T() BE LET, with immediate possession, 5 miles from Maidstone, and three from Yaldding Sation, on the Maidstone Branch of the South Enastern Railway, a comfortable Dwelling-house, mpn:x entrance-hall, drawing and diningrooms ...
... KENT & SUSSEX LABOURERS' UNION. THE ANNUAL DELEGATE MEETING OF THE UNION. On Saturday la.t the fourteenth annual general meeting of tbe*Board of Management of the Kent and Sauer Labourers' Union took place in the Concert Hall of the Corn Exchange, Maidstone ...
... Vane, Boxley, Kent, innkeeper and barge owner. March 18. Arronernxirre.—The Mid Kent Stag Hounds will meet on Saturday, 27, at Stede Hill, liarrietaham, at 12. The Rest Kent Fox Hounds meet at 11 on Saturday. 27, at Sibton Gate. The West Kent Fox Hounds ...
... CRUELLY ILL-TREATING A GIRL AT MAIDSTONE. At the Maidstone pollee court, on Saturday morning, before Mr. D. S. White (in the chair), and Hems. G. Edmett, H. Doe, and G. Baker, Henry Barnard and Georgina Victoria Barnard, were charged with unlawfully wanking ...
... 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 ...
... were curried out last Euster, and the Maidstone Companies of -the »ldvmwvg‘lr:fiphh&-. The “M‘.m b.tdln?zpmml | ing at on ‘mm-fiq ‘at 'quh quartered till mi_a which . they will return to, and be dismiwed from Maidstone. Each ‘Battaliou is already about 120 ...
... The Kent County Standard, Tunbridge Wells Standard, and Southborough 'and Tonbridge Journal, March 12, 1886. A mere doctrinaire, ephemeral ides which should be hbud%«m’wu.‘cfl wmlu). thought we might, with““3 gift of prophesy, say that we should moon -d:rny ...
... THE COMBINATION CLOTHING, HAT, AND BOOT STORES, 16. 19, 20, KING STREET: 22. WEST STREET. GRAVESEND. J. J. THOMPSON'S 4 TO ADVERTISMS. Advertisers are respectfully informed that the eiroulation of the Kent and Stumm Times necessitates our going to press ...
... 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'; ...
... Wattell, COACH BUILDERS, KENT COACH FACTORY, KING BTRB_ET.‘ HAI’DSTONP!T_ LODER & SONS, J. JEWELL (Late Jewazun & Sow), COACH BUILDERS. FAIR MEADOW, MATDSTONE. (4256 FIRST-CLASS TAILOR & BREECHES MAKER, 111, WEEK. STREET, MAIDSTONE, E(mrurctfllw'f the G ...
... let, advertise in the Kent County Standard. Offices, Bank-street, Maidstone. i - AT ki ehiied West Borough preferred.. Letters only H., 44, Gabriel’s-hill. - gy Tse W- GALE, New ’im:..d Public Hall, Gentlemen's High Class Boots, wo rubbish kept. uds‘h ...