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... MAIDSTONE. SHOLD SHOP PROPERTY in COTTAGES Hepe street. DAY and SONS will in, at the Star Hotel, .Maid- OVKMHKR 17th, 1898, ite. in two lots, those BUSINESS PREMISES STREET, retail Boot and Shoe rrier and Leather Mer* hMU.»es. with Dwellingtow let to ...
... MAIDSTONE. The number visitor* all department* of the Maidstone Museum and Public Library during the week ended September 17tb, 1898. was 1.338. Mr Reeeby. assistant the Baths, and prominent player of the Maidstone United Football Club, ha* been appointed ...
... race, for silver roe lals. The Maidstone team. F. P. Griffin. Paine. R. W. Moon, and J. Welch essilr l*eut the Gillingham team. 11. Bootes. H. Hollands. J. ioiwson. and Cuckow. The Maidstone team, in the water j)oIo. Kent League match, against Gilhnghr ...
... Randall and Martin, the Golden Boot. GabrielVhill, on the inst. The boots were missed on the date named the manager to the prosecutors from the shop door. On the following day William was seen Sergt. Randall wearing the boots. When accused stealing them ...
... .in Road*, ■unit la- revived «»erk of the County Counci . Houac. Maidstone, or before Six o clock *.a TctSflAY. Hie Slit d **f M ARCH. 1893. FREDERICK W. KICK. County Snncyor. Maidstone. February 8tl». 1893. COUNTY ASYLUM. trtARTHAM DOWNS, NEAR CANTKRDI ...
... MAIDSTONE POLICE COURT. the Mayor (Mr.l. Itaikor) the chair, hr. Oliver, hr. Doyce, aud Mr .S. Mercer. Tm: Atti t t-» Commit Sricii*K.—WilJiam KJwards whs muaml from Tuesday, charged with to commit swallowing n ipiaiitity of « acid.- The Mayor, addressing ...
... John Miller were charged with stealing pail of boots, valued at 8s hd, the May, the property Francis Griffin. George Lucas, manager the prosecutor’s shop in Bank-atreet. deposed lo Last seeing the boots hanging the door poet.—Sergeant Crowhurst said he ...
... KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. have received an advance copy °I lb* Golden Peony” of July 16th. It i* admirable number, but the item chirfeat intercat to Kentish readers the history Kent, being the eighth of a aeries of Histories of Comity C- icket Clubs ...
... Auctioneers. Kent. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. HERD OF PEDIC.REK SUSSEX CATTLE. ESSES. WINCH and SONS are with iu«truction* from White. E-i-.who retiring at Michaelmas, after forty years’ tenancy, to Al’CTiox. TUESDAY. 9tb, 1398. at Hn*»tnn. Hunton. Kent, the entire ...
... MAIDSTONE & KiSNTISH JOURNAL. OCTOBER 6 and. because drank, the landlord refused serve them. They stopped for their colleajrues, and then made disturbances. Sometimes they got into the house when they promptly eject»Hl. and he had recently known looked ...
... MAIDSTONE & KENTISH JOURNAL. DECEMBER )5, 1898. th« meeting of the Argyle lodge. . held at the Bull del on Monday. 1!? * Stone, of the Rose and ' ■*' Crown Hotel, tvaa improssivoly initiated into DKATII DR. WOOD.—It wiili the mysteries of the order P ...
... expenditure, and the Elcorabe said their tirm were boot soon afterwards dropped. The School men. carrying on business in High-street, Ton- Inspector reported that the children in the bridge. The boots produced were the property of Workhouse schools hail ...