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... aged so. Sswatt-December it, Waterloo-etreet, Vaidstoae. Albert Edward Sewell, aged veers and months. 1* .’aweo-street, Maidstone, Charlotte Spikeley. aged 68 »>. at Htewart-Till# Folkftoo*, Winifred »ged j r*'*. yonniw-t child of Lteat - Colonel A- jmM ...
... gentleman Mr T. Best, and was supported hy His Worship the Mavor of Maidstone (Mr J. S. Ansoomb). Mr Councillor W. T. WaJload (Maidstone), Mr W. R. Tompsett, and Mr R. May. Ker, J.P. (Maidstone), was the vice-chair, and immediately around him were his eon, ...
... Long erartaal, 1, K. S. Foard, Smaeth. Globe wurtael, I, F. Pittoek, Eaatry. Golden tankard wartsel, I, Hr F. Pittoek. Drumhead cabbage, I, O. Bans tad. Sutton's Prises tor Boots grown from their seed. Long red or giant long yellow mangel. 1, Lord Wantage ...
... MAIDSTONE KENTISH JOURNAL, DEC. 93. 1890. T HB KTBTKBIOUB DBATH OP A DOCTOR AT PATUBHAM. TXBOIOT OP WILPOL KUBDBR. fnqoeat late Dr. William Books Monday afternoon by Oornaer, Mr Harris, and jury. Mr Wiggiao, solicitor. Whitetoble, attoadod to watch tho ...
... T. Best, and was supported by His Worship the Mayor of Maidstone (Mr J. S. Ansoomb). Mr Councillor W. T. Wallond (Maidstone), Mr W. E. Toinpeett. and Mr E. Le May. Mr Oejrpe Ker, J.P. (Maidstone), was in the vice-chair, and immediately around him were ...
... Thorley*s condiment—Mr H. BOOTS. Sweedea, 1, Mr H. Rigd?n; 2, Mr H. Be tod, Ulcombe. White turnips, 1, Mr C. Chapman; Mr R. Cheeseman. West well. Long wurtzel, 1. Mr K. S. Toord, Smeeth. Globe wurtsel, 1. Mr P. Pit toek. Eastry. Golden tankard wnrtsel, 1, Mr ...
... Boxing Day, and tl.e following Saturday Monday 2.30 7 30. in the Com Exchange Late trains will run from Maidstone to Seven oaks on Satur ay, and Maidstone to Paddock Wood on Monday, calling all stations except Tovil, thus affording the inhabitants of the ...
... OP CHARGE TO ADVISE AND TAKE MEASURES. TARN & CO., NEWINGTON CAUSEWAY k NEW KENT ROAD. 8 K., LONDON. MRS. POWELL, QUct*«tor to the late Mrt Green, 45, UNION STREET. MAIDSTONE, of Ladiua*. Oentlemeu’a, and Children’s WaRDROBES, dealer in all kind* of Left-off ...
... Terry aged 21, of Uaiou-street, was admitted to tb«i West Kent Hospital, fcufferiug from a fracture the left leg, which he sustained while shovelling some mow off roof at the jam factory. Golden Green.—Edward Mew, aged G 7, of Liutou, was admitted, on ...
... possible, not the probable, that have prepared. In Kent pa. tieulai iy, the Unionists should he wary. Over-confidence has lost the Tory parly many victory. It is tbo one thing have to fear now. We do not MAIDSTONE A KENTISH JOURNAL. JAW. 13, 1891. ...
... reroy Tootell, M.A., sou of the ate Joseph Tooted (who for many years carried on an extensive practice uucit and valuer Maidstone), aud Miss Mabel Frames Fry the only daughter Dr. Fry. who 11-known and rev pec ted Wateringbury. C usideriug the time of ...
... Frederick Terry 21, of Union-street, was admitted to the West Kent Hospital, suffering from fracture of the left leg, which be sustained while shovelling some mow off roof the jam factory. Golden Greco.—Edward Mew, aged 67, of Linton, was admitted, the 7th ...