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... under which Kent cases are tried wt Lowes, and Susex cases are tried at Maidstovs, is productive of the very greatest amoaat of inconvenience. At the Lewes Assines m-d-fimmul-&ulurbunfir and the Tfl-dlfi-mfin— Kent. The dragging persoos from Kent to a place ...
... servants kept; mm—mumnm:; ton, Kent. .. Wr e 470 Y eol irive oy St bave good charseter.—R. J. Oroad, Hayes, Kent. [2 ANTED. T'RAVELLER wu'nl.)‘-h Keat, Burrey, T and Sassex, for the sale of ladies’ and children’s boots and shoes. Oh*:m to. . Thoss r drapers ...
... Allen-estate :— T.&fl-fi-—--‘fl-fl-qffi Maidstone Local Gesrirwmx, —We, the iphahitants of the Allen Estate. Fouds o this et . T eye 7 e for somstime past, these roads have been a disgrace to the town, being in wet weather over one’s boot tops in -‘--‘w--—-t-- side ...
... Chatham, and Harry Williams, Radnor-square, Chatham, .were wm%mfld 1 boots, ufin,n.um-'unm @%‘. i Bl OF DOOs, 3 E Seiy B ) afu said he would take ls. 6d. for The bottoms of the boots had been rubbed in mud ‘u' wors -~ pon lenoce, \ATVASL r, - Chatham, ...
... bench vice be :..-.‘. .-.cnuullog.-d--pre=eat rupe raa two yeurs com mitte -.‘“-m’-l‘flflifl‘*' tained when next waated. MW‘* boots, and repair'of old omes be That at -the penstoc . chamber .lIMW‘ river, an’ asodent had happened. The rack off and the ’:— ...
... Keatish Bank, which numbered 4 clients & number of “:M-l-n, had nearly as an interest in this question as the greatest grower in Kent (cheers). He wasafraid he fi\lhmfl-fluuw.-flt hh‘n‘fihfld suggestion which altered his con üb..',uvuhul’m redress for the difficulty ...
... alteration w. , Mr. Ellis T boilers from Oldham in Lancushire, and he sent a locomotive engine from Maidstone to that place. The journey to Oldham and back to Maidstone, in oconsequence of delays caused by the snow, oooupied betwoen twenty four and tweniy five ...
... DITTON. YzoMawny Pamsmxrarion.—At the Ye Anciente Bell, Hotel, Maidstone, on Wednesday evening, s mflvfln&-i-‘!dhn%fh troop of the West Kent '-leho er.ma s token of the esteem and regard in which he is ?fl.-- bers of the troop, -&ou'-‘:- l:nuu has been some ...
... placed mear the window. The _who was formerly in the employ of the or, was arvested by the police, and it was that the left boot corresponded with the marks * window '-r-qméfi-u;& the prisoner, and the jury acquitted “ r— Alien, » Bq man, on bail, '& . ...
... rent 4s. 3d. per week.—Apply to R. G. Hills, Maidstone. -~ . : Brotaos, Suting - room, Puraished, with -otherwise.—. D, ftandanes permancat o otberwise—Appl T tstad at 14, ( VONV~ (oONv Cottage to Maidstone. i = - ) SH—Othi;fl- i ...
... of Co- wmummwmm— iot, ‘Parmer, from the Strood district, and m&hn-hu-‘h Sheerness district, explaining ‘A Rmmf-uvnqum Mr. Bootes, the Master of the Blue Coat unvnk-dw-ohhlhbdnfi-nlt m—-fl’dh an‘-mlhb- found the and * staircase :of smoke, and descending ...
... note the difference of the aocorded at Maidstone and at the Woest Athenmum. At the latter place the 8 u-wmau , by some means or forgot to suggest a e B weat her | SAD DEATHS FRO: THE MEDWAY. ~ IR R iy of Maidstone. r ‘were I:M L%d‘-“fi: Lfi- Mr. A. Usherwood ...