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... Sittingbourne, Chatham, Rochester, Loose. Boughton Monehelsea, Maidstone, Ightham. Oldbury, and the Weald of Kent, and said the late John Friend discovered many things, under the auspices of the Kent Arcbcsological Society, great interest Sarre. esplored tome ...
... sided. Catalogues may be obtained Wheat Sheaf lan, Loose-road, Maidstone; and the Auctioneers, 20, Weak street, Maidstone. [IS6IJ 623 a Eiatwry -Feres, TktrnUmm. About four from Maidstone and saran miles from Sittingbourae. MESSRS. R. WATERMAN AND SONS ...
... done to promote fruit culture in those directions. Kent comes out well the prize list. The most successful exhibitor in the show was Mr George Woodward, gardener to Mr Roger Leigh, of Barham Court, Maidstone, who was awarded the three first prizes in the ...
... West Peck ham, near Maidstone. [3 lx DAIRYMEN, COW KEEPERS, AND OTHERS. FRESH* CALVED COWS, of evorj description, direct from the Midland Counties, every week. Show Day, Monday. Jaxbs Clifford, Soudl.ug, one mile from Maidstone. TO POTATO MERCHANTS AND ...
... L.. care of Walter Buck's Library, High-ctrect, Maidstone. [3o* Excellent sheep feed, wanted about Kent Tegs winter; ISC acres pasture swedes _Am.li, stating terms per score, to Mr Pul. Cbislehurst. Kent. 1“ WANTED to rent, a convenient House, suitable ...
... I'AT lONS E. R. ■ Weonc -. » . tentog the Gladstone Hall, Ch.n-hau. i.i was gireo in honour thin gen - man, U. e rcideut Maidstone, and present.! i- u. Of ep. gnu. album of photographs, i ■ trait hiinarlf be hung the Reform Club. which I.H ball -renlly ...
... d, 20s, W. Waghorn, Allington. Maidstone; fonrtb, 10s, J. Faeham, Northdown, Margate. Claes 2: Single diah five cooking apples—Fourth, ss, W. Waghorn, AJlington, near Maidstone; F. Marsh, The Bow, Nettlestead, Maidstone. Clasa 3: Three dishes of flvn ...
... present were more or less connected with the work on the land, and they knew very well that of late the golden harvests ” had not been very golden either for men or masters, but hoped there was better time coming for both, and hoped that the workers die ...
... SABLE, IflsjJ Secretary and Oeneral Manager. ACT, 1883. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF KENT HOLDEN MAIDSTONE. - 11 * 1890 BE FBBDBBICK BLASE, •Of 8, Slono-otreot, Moidttono. Kent, Boot sod Shoo Manatoetoiw. BoeoiTing Order mode 19th October, 1890. Dote of Order ...
... 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 ...
... Blake, Ifcedericfc, Maidstone, boot and shoe msanfactarer. Whittle. William, Lee-green, Kent, hoot dealer. ADJCDICATIOKS. March Ant, Alfred. Maidstone sad New Brampton, near Chatham outfitter. Whittle, William, Lee-green, Kent, ...
... 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, ...