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... MAIDSTONE EXPERIENCES. He looked l»aok with much pleasure on the days lie Kj»ent canvassing at Maidstone. The pleasant ineeling of kina friends at breakfast, the interesting talk as they walked about all the morning, till by mid-day they were quite ready ...
... MAIDSTONE The Church House,—The meeting which is now being arranged to held in Maidstone Town Hall Anril 18th, in aid the work of the great central business house of the Church of England, now in course of erection in Dean's Yard, Westminster, promises ...
... THE MAIDSTONE LOUNGER. Editor, The theme all conversation in the social resorts tbs borough daring the week has bssn the resplendent, and far the qnsismplsdly sunny weather, under which have bssn backing. Tbs skies have been of Italian has, tbs trees ...
... May, 1892, witness went with Miss Wood to Maidstone, and on their way to Yalding station they passed defendant??s shop. He came out and shook hands with them, aud knew witness. When they returned from Maidstone, defendant joined them East near the Pound ...
... multiplied. You re faithfullv. J. W. WATTS. 86. Sandling-road, Maidstone, Kent, March 28th, 1833. P.S.—Being out work just now, I not in a position come forward in other matter referred to. THE MAIDSTONE LOUNGER. Ejditob, The of fir* in M»id«toa« appMit to hor* ...
... MAIDSTONE & KENTISH JOURNAL, APRIL 29. 1893. PETTY SESSIONS. Saturday. Before T. Bevan, Esq. (chairman), A. T. Waring. F. T. Tasker, E. J. Elgood, and H. J. Bristow, Esors. Deserters. -John liUli/er and Chnrlt* Hind, deserters from the E:ist Kent Regiment ...
... February, and stealing 14 pairs of boots, three tea-spoons, one table-spoons, one coat, 14 eggs, one rabbit snare, quantity of food and beer, together of the value of il. Prisoner was committed for trial at the Kent Assizes. He was then further charged ...
... QUELCH & SON, WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS, CURRIERS AND LEATHER MERCHANTS, CHURCH-ROAD, CROYDON, QUEEN-STREET, OXFORD, PLEASE NOTE that QUELCH & SON’S BOOTS AND SHOES CAN BE OBTAINED OF THE Ku I . C J. , , >^ X BOOT SELLERS, and also of GROCERS ...
... Holden Brothers, boot and shoe manufacturers of 223, and 223, a, and of High-street, Guildford, will b ...
... Holden Brothers, boot and shoe manufacturers of 223, and a, and of High-street, Guildford, will be represented at the Chicago Exhibition by their Natureform” boots and shoes. The number of visitor to all departments of the Maidstone Museum and Public ...
... the u Long '--1 House Boots and Shoes '* Made on new uiaoipia Wear out two ordinary pair*. Guarsit ton non-squeaking, Boots, 3s. »Jd.: Shoes, Ullid. Ordinary kinds, 2a.4*d., 2al I*l, Don't Forget BBMNBTT and COMFABYB Mew Cash Boot Stores, SI, High-street ...
... some house work. Also. HOUSE-PARLOURMAID, who understands her duties ; no boots or knives.—Apply letter, stating age, wages, Ac., to Mrs. Heriz, Gilbert-villas, Sandgate. Kent, a ANTED, a good GENErTI SERVANT*! in a small, private family; good wages given ...