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... ? Another link with Maidstone • the death of Mr John Stanger, at qt.. chief tly proptietw in the town. Hi, life waa and labortott., and Imre uoi.fortune If. aa of kindly nature. and tried to think the tit nf Sir Juho II Kent Comatil, Wielitu.ni sith ...
... having soraethinjr to (a not invariably regarded one. it ?) anent Xmas week anil its sport, and must thank the hounds of West Kent for their zeal (shall I add discretion .’) which enables me to say it. course, keeping ‘‘fixtures was impossibility, but udicious ...
... Leadenhall■ street, London. 2^B BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.—Wanted I a MAN to make second-class women's and children’s and plain leather work. Constant emrloy to steady man. Apply, Browne & Rf.i.f, 67, Rank-street. Maidstone i» VACANCY in the A>w« Printing ...
... on from the Star there for the George tun, Borough, and Guldeu Cross; tares to Maidstone, 75., and to London Mindstoue, 641. (though appears that the tare to the Maidstone people was only 66. 61, and outside is.), or the inhabitents of Ashford could go ...
... he the prisoner wi the things from School, and he am guilty.” Superintendent Taylor, Folkestone, said he was present at Maidstone Assizes in February, 1889, when the prisoner was convicted of lary at Sandgate, and was sentenced po months’ imprisonment ...
... by one application of St. Jacobs Oil, after afi other remedies had failed. Mrs. D. Coast, of Grove Cottage, Sandway, Maidstone, Kent, says : St. Jacobs Oil has cured me of neuralgia of two years' standing. There is no bodily pain which cannot be removed ...
... the Scotch sales were those of Essefleld and Kirkton 20,000 BOOTS. As ;mama Sleek of Wales I I of Anchterluma., frN acne, in Forfarehire, bought pOWELL'S BALSAM of ANIiEED.- Rem sad Liabt Boots. Wearies ma.. .. 810•110411011,1144 41414 0 1011301 ...
... Forster (cheers). He (the speaker) knew the candidate’s great grandfather, who had lived in Kent, and Mr. Forster was in every sense of the word a man of Kent (cheers). He had distinguished himself at the great national game, which was great thing to ...
... go for it. She left the boots in the shop, snd aa aha cid rot return he gave information to the police.—P.D. Coppard gave evidence to the effect tha* on tbe first of January he took prisoner into custody. She waa wearing the boots produced, which she said ...
... the proposed plan* will cost £5,000, and that the memorialist* are in favour of an alternative scheme at a cost of only Maidstone. Mr. Charles Whitehead has article Hops in 18'.K) in Vinton’s Almanack, in the coarae of which ho remarks—** It is not desirshlo ...
... towns, and only to be had of the Manufacturers, I.KT. full Boensed PUBLIC HOUSE, i 1 pituftte out l of thf* busiest towns in Kent, | entirely free for spirits. Reels pay from iG to per week ; stabling about 12/10/0 per week ; good . , Bound proof trade ...
... snow. Desperately anxious to secure match against a strong team, in view their third meeting with the Highland Infantry the Kent Senior Cup competition, the Lincolnshire secretary promptly replied to the effect that the team would be in Chatham in good ...