... c Hoic. N ., SEEDS. 1694 TEE KENT SEED EBTAELIEHESNT, ~7R SET, RANK STREET, W ESE STREET, MAIDSTONE. W ALLACB R. HARRISON, PROPRIETOR. CROICI VEGETABLE SEEDS PEAS. pied. d. the Fleet, 3ft Ameroeso Wonder, If!. , W3lllara If!. . Harrison's 2 pee, 2ft. ...

... Known in some parts of Kent, was not known so much in the Sevenoaks Division, but he took the right step in coming down and visiting all the towns, villages and hamlets, and by his courtesy and nice way of talking he very soon won golden opinions, and when ...

... sent to Tunbridge reporting the accident, and a special train was put on to ot.invey the unfortunate man to Maidstone. Ile was taken to the West Kent Hospital, where he arrived about midnight, and it was found necessary to amputate the arm directly after ...

... Council, such sanitation, water supply, allotments, public libraries and the like. connect with KENT COUNTY TEMPERANCE CONGRESS. Th« manual meetinc* ®f the Kent County Temperance Federation were held thia year Kockeeter, but they were net nearly such large ...

... MAIDSTONE & KENTISH JOURNAL. SEPTEMBER 1894 THER ENGLISH RICA. A Dowty: eae pe By York, on Mouda: says The first match bet ween Lord Haw 8 e's team and a team of repre- sentative New York cricketers was noon to-day on the of the taten on island Cricket ...

... of Maidstone to & Mouekton, Key, Deputy Town Clerk, on the occasion of his m —Septem ber let, 1904.” next, away from Maidstone The marriage will take place on Saturday [ILLUMINATED CYCLE PARAR® AT MAIDSTONE LAST NIGHT The mewbers of the Maidstone Chureh ...

... couch On going upstairs they the other Gabriel’s-hul., Maidstone, repeated the evider ce | ants wife, ¢ two trisonere—one lying down, and the other at the rous Ku rar Ruby, .iving in Dover-street, Maidston i the reo n, Witness read the warrant he gave pre ...

... MAIDSTONE & KENTISH JOURNAL, MA 10, ResenveD) Tbe kentisb Bote Book: Barme « Recomp of Mex, Tiros, Everrs Connpcrep wits OOUNTY OF KENT. Voluntary contributions im the of in for this col: er Replies are should be addressed to ‘The Editor, Kentish Note ...

... C. J. Book, sad J. Riordan. WEAT X of, High•etreet, Rainharn, Kent, begs reepeotfelly to inform the iobabitante of Ran. ham god adjoining parNhea that he he. bought the Drapery and Boot Swansea, eo many years carried on by Mr. Smarr, and that he Intrude ...

... George, labourer, aa elderly man, owner of boots, who also is the tams room ma primmer, said be left *shoots (proctored) Sow, et the head of bed, and whin he relented home at eight be was told that the boots W hese When. Polies-semitable @newer peeved ...

... supplied. Special terms for lanes qnsotities. Winl4ing done. 21, Station-street, Bininshourne, and at Maidstone.—Advt. Cu►.—TA. annual micantp•soat of the East Kent Etna Volunteem, which took plum thinyear et Canterbury, was Monett to a fines on Friday !wt. Tbe ...

... THE MID-KENT FRUIT FAcrIVRY, warm. In the Chancre v of tbe Hig no T001y, • e oritiog out of the ldation nor liege the siid.Kent Fruit Factory, f.r..1 • foreserhe sittoit g on ',nine • e Golden Tonto . ..age, r re , fee bearing. The m the ewe are the ...