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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 ...
... 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 ...
... Vogoler Company, sole proprietors, 4s, Farriugdou-roud, Loudon. WEST KENT QUARTER The Quarter Sesssious for tho Western Division of the county were held at the Sessions House, Maidstone, ou Thursday, before J. G. Talbot, Em., M.P., the other justices present ...
... seal of the Kent Couuty Council of Charles Thomas Arnold, Esq., of 20, Whitehall-place, Westminster, a solicitor to represent the County Council of Kent in the proceedings concerning the adjustment between Kent and London and,be tween Kent and Canterbury ...
... International Exhibitions. PAMPHLET AND CONSULTATION FPEE. 64bi 884 KENT: THE GARDEN OF ENGLAND. TO EXHIBITORS. CHOICE SEEDS. (POST FREE) FROM GEORGE BUNYARD AND CO., THE OLD NURSERIES, MAIDSTONE. (Established Seedsmen, 1796.) PEA, BUNYARD’S EARLIEST HARDY DWARF ...
... - • • i KENT TIMES AND CHRONICLE, FEBRITARY 5, 1891. t_________ _ MARKETS SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY RANDOM RE•DIRGB. S4' I F.NTIFIC NOTEB. REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. _____ - WKKK DAYS. StearDAYS. ---- --- Some very bright and aninglike days have beets -aacene ...
... Lincolnshire, Shorucliffe to Aldorahet; let Irn ...
... visited Maidstone about the year 1538, addin his remarkain his “Itinerary*.” “ The standeth about tha tnyddao* of the town, being well maynteyned by the Archbishop. Ther is the commune gayle, orpiison of Kent, as in the shyre town. Maidstone is a market ...
... rejection of the Religious Disabilities Removal BUI, was one presented Mr P. 8. Cornwallis from Maidstone, and another from W. P. Pomfret from the Weald of Kent. Maidstonk Soup Kitchrc.— The committee met on Saturday last, and decided, the distress io the ...