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... the afternoon of the 21st July. The property is situated in one of the beat parts of Gravesend, commanding extensive views of Kent, and it was oocupied for many years by the owner, Mr. Alderman J. Russell. It is worthy of remark that if the property, including ...
... tradesmen were willing to concede the two o'clock closing. Through the efforts of Messrs. A. F. Walker end W. Bnebridge the boot trade led the van in that movement, and that example bad been followed by other firms. Oa the motion of Messrs. Willis and ...
... hearty and W. 0 old (borough surveyor). There were thanks and good wishes to her Majesty's JUOUCOO, several visitors from Maidstone, including Metre. I who, week by week, eatiefactorily perforated their W. Day, J.P., J. W. Scott, 11. J. Day. 11. Styles ...
... DARTFORD REPORTER—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1820 REVIEW OF THE CORN TRANI. INDIAN AND COLONIAL. THE KENTISH NOTE BOOK : North Kent Railway Time TabIe—FEBRUARY. (Fit. the Arricoeforal Garet's.) INDIA. Mere has not been so much work done in meaty Priam Albert ...
... peregrine falcon:' A rare bird, a specimen of the roller (4.,racie. parrulual has been shot in Scotland. A golden bittern was killed the other day at Hythe. Kent. A hawfinch and a cormorant seem to have met with the same fate in the Wear V illey. If the wanton ...
... notions thus others of its tribe, the belladonna or deadly nightshade, for thalamic Thia occurs is soma of the woods near Maidstone and Wrothein„ and its berries are the size of a cherry, black sad glossy. They have a sweetish taste, and a ban of them will ...
... ap for • less tiro, and the neer knit is Ind so the braise Before her mensal viers lined s foiry-lir kers, with es rissole golden assess —4 bran. little ler. JOIN'S end as like her es twine .its. an ; their rises blended so meetly, sad their deep, us eyes ...
... of rri7 distinguished deepest. • THE RFPORTER--SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1892 IP' GRAVESEND POLICE COURT. assn TWO BONNETS. North Kent Railway Time Tabie--AUGIIBT. T. amp, b Bann 1 14 __ sthket , th the ..=. -.L --••- THE WORLD. • a A & 1 N.A ------ - ...
... the committee of this club. held at the Golden I Cross Hotel, Charing Cross, on Monday, the matches arranged for 1894 were notified. Gravesend not menticaied in the list, although pies, award for the match Kent v. Essex. Legal* 14, 15 possibly this may ...
... come. Both may fail of • . • take, but both will do work worthy mulrs.l Lean thread stockinp with fronts, Tar Week Street, Maidstone, even mai the Gmnd Salle Francai., before my favourite ago High Street, Plittlngbearne. rakisMr ow e. - -. - - - - J.- . ...
... Blot. Fleet at the befousiag of operations is serer of the Red thee the hitter is to the test of its aide. • foes of toyed° boots ie attached te the Iles *la. The Had side is tts do its test to brie( Ile menet action, either ita own fame - or sot at the ...
... a, of which Mies Nadel is the lady supenotendeut. driven historic residence has come into the market. Forbore , Castle, is Kent. is easoosced to be sold or let. It fusions r the birthplace in 1554 of Sir Philip Sidney. to whose faintly the wormy hes remained ...