... Ibis pa|«er. Fur cheap p»opa- .t charges see above HORTON KlltliY, KENT LEI’; Acre* good Arable and Pastille Lane. «nb farm boUneand buildtugs. —App v to Mr Diuu, Agent. Daitf'-rd HAYES, KENT. BE LET. wi'h im'i.t.liate -n, un' situated wiil.ui two minutes ...

... Made on a ROW l iyiltitreille. Wear out two ordinary pain Guarnondiqueaking. Boots, 3s. W. • Shoes, I. Ordinary kinds, 2sgail., t 5.1144, ge Don't Forget NETT and COMPANY'S Boot Stores, 11, High-street, Tunbridge Wells. AGENTS WANTED, to Clubs Watches, ...

... MOTHS AND BUTTIRTLISS The fourth of the winter of lectures In conviction with the Maidstone and Mid Kent History Kiel Society was given in the (treat Hall of the Maidstone on evening hut by the Mee. H. A. Watson, MA. (Head Vaster of Maidetems Bebonli, the ...

... the little patient will speedily recover. VOLUNTEER ORDERS.—VOISIMeer Medical Staff Cory*, sth (Maidstone) Division, Head Quarters, The Old Palace, Maidstone. Lth Janaary, 1892. Divisional orders for the ensuing week by Surgeon Lieut.-Colonel Dr. Henry ...

... » h, ladjr member Tudely dec! ired entitle*! to C4'X>, her number being 115; «u aT.lth ■oe-isty. No. wa* drawn, held bv Maidstone member 40*>; 1 a lady, also residing in M lidstmo*. hud N**. drawn 6*ioth f.*r £iOC. Each •*! ll»« meioh.?r* were de* ctarei ...

... MAIDSTONE & KKNTTSH JOURNAL. JAW. IS. 1898 STANDING JOINT COMMITTED FOR ••ic** con«.tabl**. |»Miu*. I Raztoa that for 35 J9*n paat Iha police 4 KENT. workad gratuitously iu this matter. m««tiuK c wliich c folick r>-pr ...

... died in the West Kent the previous Sunday. The Rev. H. Col sis made allusion to the death his sermon ou Sunday morning. Thk Inspection of Boats.—Th? following the annual report Mr Jackliog.lnspector under the Canal Boats Act, Maidstone: id boats have been ...

... indicted for stealing two pairs ef boots, value Be. the goods of Sydney Hulden, on 10th December. 15f)l, at Canterbury.—Mr O. Thorn Drury appeared to prosecute.—Prisoner pleaded guilty.—Sydney Holden, said recognised the boots produced as bit property. He last ...

... buried in Maidstone Cemetery. full of honours, and beloved by all who knew him. Up the time of his death. he I held the position of sergeant in the St. Philip's Buys Brigade. with which corps he had been connected the founding of the let Maidstone C,ompan) ...

... Situations Vacant. §RRV ANTS I SERVANTS!! SERVANTS I 11 !Reliable nnea oniekly suited at Mn. FOebter's gistry, Stnne-street, Maidstone, ~at door to Post • in MOO. Al., Agent for Campbell • tb • Works, Perth. WANTED, good PLAIN COOK, also thorough llouse-p ...

... Situation acant. QIIRVA TS SERVANTS!! SERVANTS II I ! r leliable ones quickly suited at Mra Fechter's liry. Stooeutreet, Maidstone, next door to Odl e. EstAlished in NAO. Al., Agent for Campbell a Dye Works, Perth. WANTED, a thoroughly good GENERAL SERVANT ...

... per pound. ED WAHL) H. WRAITH, 3s,Stone-street, Maidstone MIL W. F. JENKINS. 12 years head waiter at the :liar Hotel. M.sidstone, has been appointed steward to the Kent County Club, Week-street, Maidstone. S. Ileum ax has been unanimously sppointed secretary ...