... o Wells Standard, and Southborou EXTRAORDINARY TITHES IN KENT. did not come back. Now the question is, *‘ Who did come back?' A man named Day. Now we must remember that uame Day—Day, of Toudridge. Write it carefully on the tablets n{ your hearts— D-a-v—of ...

... Tooth from ss. Whole Set from £4 4a. LEFT OFF CLOTHING No. 45, UNION STREET, MAIDSTONE, Mgzs. . GREEN Cowmmn to give the utmost valuefor g Grentlemen's, and Children's Left-off Boots, Linen, &c., to any amount. Ladies 'qn:nu their own residences, and P. 0 ...

... mvn. owever, . must recollect the motto, N/ valfin to do Mrhnlb-t(dnnd‘_. The county of Kent was _eminent in cricket, #0 it was in football, and as wmw?n.m Maidstone: Club had done much to keep i bflnhn‘a-r,heu). He ) to couple with the tosst the name of ...

... attendance yesterday at the Star Hotel, Maidstone, when Messrs. Langridge of Tunbridge Welle, offered for sale by auction, some choice freehold properties situated in the favourite parishes of Wateringbury and Tea ton, Kent. The first lot sold comprised a piece ...

... field. In all probability the “ 2nd Kent will on Good Friday morning travel by train, last year, to Chatham, and then march to Maidstone. We understand that although the band of the Maidstone Companies of the “ Ist Kent ” will march out to play their comrades ...

... Stone-street, MAIDSTONE. Establiabed 1873. Letter poet to enclose stamp for reply.—For Application me, Ac., apply tbs Agent, A. BMvtBN, Oal verier • T'mbrvle* Walla Without Rbkhtc. Bt or the Executor. H OOUNER, nw the R'KIK INN, CHIDDINGSTONE, KENT. VALUABLE ...

... 'rudh-g.dmwhud' ogld'uh. .mm.x wipng MAIDSTONE POLICE COURT. m:;-fiu-mo Bdmett (in the kSt it Mg, s dheed with unlawfully .‘“‘Oll-‘:fir: without m.h—m Maidstoue, trary E 1871~ 2 b':’.‘hdo'l fi-‘.:fl the m the West Kent Militia, to which he had %Emndh'b’m ...