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... Public Notices. BOROUGH OF DOVER, IN THE COUNTY OF KENT. MAYOR. Notice is hereby given, That th« Court of Quarter Session of the Peace and for the sni ...
... ted upon the success of his company. During the interval between the first and noond(nrh r Tootell sang with t effect ¢ The Golden Argsq, and Rev, E. Jolloy “ The Bedouin Love Song.”” The orchestra was composed by members of the Wateringbury band. The ...
... W. Moody; who (2) G. Sarney, and 0. L. Rhoda', Maidstone; be, M. Wilding. Table rabbit, beck or due —lst, G. L. Rhodes; 2nd, 0. Barney; 3rd, 0. 11. J. Rogers, Maidstone; 4th, H. and T. Lott, Maidstone. Doe and litter, any variety swept lops.-184, 0. ...
... Holland; b.c. Kent Poultry Farm, Mackie, ; e. J. Harvey, Stoke Newington. Brahma, any variety, bee.—lst R. Holland, Buckingham ; 2nd G. H. Wood; 3rd J. Doran, Becktoa ; b.c. O. T. Temkin, Harden. Cochin, any variety, cock.—let 0. H. Wood; 2nd Heat Kent Poultry ...
... trimmed with poppies and corn, white silk sad gloves, crimson kid slippers, carry silver sickle and shod of corm (Golden Leaves). Lace with golden leaves as trimming, gloves and silk to match. Ewa, Miss MSBJIL (Cherry Ripe). Skirt red pleas, tank of pink, ...
... 009 T. Old Gold and Silver Bought. B. & W. 013.011T5, Pawnbrokers, &c., 173 174, WINDMILL STREET, GRAVESEND and 74, WEEK MAIDSTONE. ESTABLISHED 1835. L.. SOLOMON, Undertaker and Funeral Furnisher, 71, NEW ROAD, GRAVESEND, Aro 2, THE HILL, NOBTHFLEET. PRICE ...
... Machinery, Farm Implements ana Produce, either wanted or for Sale, snould advertised in the Maidstone and Kentish Journal, oftices, Market Buildings, Maidstone. ADVERTISERS should note the following instructions issued by the Postmaster General: —“Letters ...
... rz&(odside theay might as well pat uwp shatters. m ufi-::‘-.utuflbh“ n.—.:.v to Mesars Bros, w&\ u.%-—w YA B ek looksd on Maidstone as & commercial town, made of and people came for miles round to do o Ue T away 1t would c It :: “fihfiu:afiwb wam*“uw Another ...
... ACCIDEN r IN THE HUNTING FIELD. We regret to announce that on Saturday whilst lir. Edward Leney, of Maidstone, was returning from a meet of the Mid-Kent Staghounds at Leahats, his horse was startled by a passing bicycle, and Mr. Leney was thrown from hi ...
... 9e. ten were in Pete-Wu. Stanford, lacdlord of the Ins. Agriculture at the of the si l . eummond• 6 . . , With . and Est Kent te ask for . with , . ethard that ..-1 tald'daY e. Suede , . dea• .as abrogation or ne. iification of with , U ir e . ' 6 ...
... lira:wry, _, e - me , . Hearty ehre la the d. 4 brought to • la 1..76 be berme aj le f e e the tureege. Ma , CiMbine. eud Boot Stores, Sall I mitt. -A Mt. 0012 a WOW happy victim. ale.. sat la the Hubei, Beard . one of the tows attendant at tLe •er4 ...
... itithrtunental made was earned out. The ladies and remen who kinilly their services as vo s calist Hrs. Griudred,lfira Reif (of Maidstone) Miss ickenden, Mr. C Hubble, and Mr. R. Wood ; phinoforte duets were played by Grace Wood and Mira Agnes Parry. the Mimes ...