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... IN THE COUNTY COURT OF KENT HOLDEN AT MAIDSTONE. THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1883. In Baakraptcr. No. 11 of 1890. SUMMARY CASE. BE FREDERICK BLAKE, Of 8, Stone-street, Maidstone, Kent, Boot and Shoes Manufacturer. Receiving Order made ISth October, ...
... EAGLES IN KENT. Sir, —In your last issue there was a paragraph stating that a golden eagle bad been shot at Eastwell. Whenever eagles occur in the south they are generally recorded golden eagles, and they almost alwa>s prove to be white-tailed sea eagles ...
... Leytnnstone. E |476j MAIDSTONE. A Gentlemau's R'-sideueo in the Tndor Style of Architeoturo with Ornamental Ground* of MESSRS DAY AND SONS Are instructed Major L’Aker, who i* giving up housekeeping, to by AUCTION, the Star Hotel, Maidstone, on Thubruat, Mat ...
... supply the plum 161 b. jars at 28s, and raspberry at 365. The Mid Kent Fruit Factory, Golden-green, Tonbridge, 30s and 395; Mr Wood, Swanley, 28s and 36e; and Mr Horace Martin, grocer, Maidstone, 29s 6d and 38s.—On the proposition of Mr Barker, seconded by ...
... BUSINESS PREMISES IN MAIDSTONE AND NEIGHBOURHOOD APPLY TO MS. STEPHEN P. WALTER, LANB AGENT AND VALUER, 16, WEEK STREET, MAIDSTONE. Late Manager of Mersrs Baxter, Payne, and Lepper's, Kent Property and Farm Register. Ntar Tonbridge, Kent. Sale of Valuable ...
... KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. The autumn meeting of the Committee of the Kent County Cricket Club was held at the Golden CroM Hotel, Charing Grom, on Monday. Nov. 3. The President of the Club, Mr F. 8. W. Cornwallis, M.P., was in the chair, and was supported ...
... INQUESTS AT MAIDSTONE. Three inquests were held at the Town Hall on riiurslay morning the coroner, Mr K. T. Tatham. The first was on tho body of a man who died from natural causes, the second on a man who was fou d drowned, and tho third on the body of ...
... supply the plum in 161 b. lavs at 28s, and raspberry 365. The Mid Kent Fruit Factory, Golden-green. Ton* bridge, 30s and 39t; Mr Wood, Swanley, at and 365; and Mr Horace Mama, grocer, Maidstone, 29s fid and JBs.—On the propesition of Mr Barker, seconded by ...
... Institution for over 30 yean Hudson and Bo». l/l, Stoekwell -atnet, light cvWUlrudaofiMttrißiM. MAIDSTONE TOWN COUNCIL. A quarterly meeting of the Maidstone Town Council was held the Town Hall, on Wednesday. The Mayor (Mr J. Clifford) presided, and there ...
... Week-street should knock his head against some boots hanging up. He had seen several ladies walking have their parasol or umbrella knocked on to their bonnets, and it was a shock to have one’s hat knocked by boots that way. If the tradesmen had dealt with ...
... MAIDSTONE k KENTISH JOPRN. Intelligence. Colonel Pitt hat given £25 to the fund which ia being raised to augment the bread charitr. Notice. —The Buffs (East Kent Regiment).—Second Lieut. A. O. Trollope to be Lieutenant, vice R. Bayard, seconded. FoBTHCOxnio ...
... Qmaib—s wave Hotel every half-hour »tr » *l. R Bromptou. and inert .ill train* the North Kent Railway. Canuge* of all description on hire. RICHARD LARKING, (Late Maidstone), PROPRIETOR. “IMI’OIiTANT.’ IE YOU VALUE YOUR EYESIGHT, WEAK THE BEST •• BRAZILIAN ...