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... £385 ; Stevens, East Peckham (accepted), £348. Alterations and additions at the “King's Head,” Tonbridga : Tye, ; Wallis, Maidstone, £580; G. J. Jones, Tonbridge, £490 13s ; W. J. Cuthbert, Tonbridge (accepted), £4OB. The Local Board Election.— The result ...
... SITUATION* and SERVANTS and others WANTED, sre inserted ia the following Pi»e Newspepers: KENT SUSSEX COURIER, (TOWN AND COUNTRY EDITIONS) KENT TIMES Jf CHRONICLE and MAIDSTONE ADVERTISER, SUSSEX COUNTY HERALD, EASTBOURNE GAZETTE, AND BRIGHTON ADVERTISER, INCLUSIVE ...
... colour soon came on the eastern hills, then the clouds caught it, and the whole sky line, perfectly placid, was bathed in a golden blaze. The ships, with the swallow sails which hung heavily in the water, almost becalmed, and the shadows long and dense ...
... “ Long House Boots and Shoes. Made on a new rinoiple. Wear out two ordinary pairs. Guarateea non-squeaking. Boots, 3s. 0)d- ; Shoes, Is. lUd Ordinary kinds, 25.4Jd., 2«.1 Hd., 3i9)d., Ac Don’t F-rget!— Bessett and COMPANY'S New Cash Boot Stores, 21, ...
... Monday, am. until Saturday, 1 p.m., R. B. Stephens, Gennings, Hnnton, Near Maidstone, Kent: on Saturday, from 7 p.m until Monday, 7 am., at 53, Lowfield-street, Dartford, Kent. m DRESSMAKER. —Wanted a good Plain Dressmaker ; accustomed to children's Garments ...
... and ‘I Pri? : Captain Venn y. M . been l to twelve months'in p ir. nn.en. ■ r.'U.t the trial wan awaited with interest in Kent, where Captain V. Radical meetings in several towns. Chl'B i'ne first m i of the season of this tool. everin?. Eighteen members ...
... tty the Long House Boots and Shoes.” Made on a new rlnciple. Wear out two ordinary pairs. Guarnteed noa-squeaking. Boots, 3s. *|d-; Shoes, Ordmsry kinds, 2s.4pi, 25.114 d., 35.94 ...
... 3»e Long ssting House Boots and Mads a new ■ rirteiple Wear out two ordinary pai.w. Guaratee-i non-squeaking. Riots, 3*. 6Jd.; Shoe*, It Hid Ordinary kinds. 2*4jd , 2».lUi. 3s.9*rf, Ac llon't K-rget!—Ben and C ...
... Cranbrook, Kent, whom catalogues may be had. EAST KENT. In the Parish of Charing. VALUABLE FREEHOLD FRUIT FARM. MESSRS. WINCH and SONS are instructed by R. Skinner. Eeq., to SELL BY AUCTION, on THURSDAY, May 28tk, 1891, at the Star Hotel, Maidstone, Three ...
... others Wanted, ere inserted in the following Five New*p«pen KRNT SUSSEX COURIER, (TOWN AND COUNTBT EDITIONS) KENT TIMES 4 CHRONICLE and MAIDSTONE ADVERTISER, SUSSEX COUNTTHERALD, SASTROURNB GAZETTE, AND BRIGHTON ADVERTISER, AT THE INCLUSIVE CHARGE OF ONE ...
... THE [TRIER, MAY 27. 1891. WEST KENT YEOMANRY CAVALRY. THE TUNBRIDGE WELLS TROOP ROUTE FOR PERMANENT DUTY AT MAIDSTONE [By Ex-Yeoman.] Dear me how time flies, it is 27 years' ago since I started with the good old Tunbridge Wells Troop for the permanent ...
... help the bowlers in the slightest. Kent managed to beat Middlesex last week in leas than six hours on s ppy wicket, thanks uhiefly Wright and Martin, the former whom with Mitchell made a valuable stand at the end the Kent innings, Martin was simply unplayable ...