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... come the Arms of the County of Kent, the Arms of the Town of Sevcnoaks, the Arms of the Town of Canterbury (Cathedral town of the Diocese) and finally the Arms of the Town of Maidstone, (Kippiogton being in the Maidstone Archdeaconry). simple but forcible ...
... the Sessions House, Maidstone, addressed me, the undersigned, not later than 10 o’clock on Tuesday, the instant. The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. CHARLES TURNER. Clerk. Sessions House, Maidstone, July, 1904. Sevenoaks ...
... TO-MORROW’S MATCHES. Sevenoaks will meet Maidstone Church Institute to-morrow Hitohen Hatch Lane, when the following will represent Sevenoaks : —Goal, A. Manwanng backs, T. Dillon (captain), and B. Smith; half-backs, W. Smith, A. Wilcox, and Jones; forwards ...
... good order, £7 Ioe.-T. Hollands, senr:, Prospect Place, St. John s, Sevenoaks, Kent. FOWL house for sale j also young millets for winter Isying.-Mason, Oak Lane, Sevenoais. KENT—HEXTABLE, SWANLEY JUNCTION, About 1J miles from the Station, with oioollent ...
... issue. Alice Maud Sales, wife of the deceased, stated that her husband left home at five p.m. on the 7th inst., to take some boots to Mr. P. Bowen, near Knockholt station. He appeared to be in good health when he left home. She had since idontilied the body ...
... Wetberall and Sons, Hartley Wintney, Wiocbfleld, Hants. WROTH AM AND STANSTKAD, KENT. Messrs. Langridge and Freeman HAVE received instructions to sell by auction the Star Hotel, Maidstone, on Thursday, May 18tb, 1905, at three o’clock, in two lots, the valuable ...
... Chislehurst 12.6; Maidstone West 11.15 ; Paddock Wood 11.50 and 1.56 Hasting* 11.55: Tunbridge Well* 1.15; Tonbridge 1.14 and 1.32; Ashford 1.5; Victoria 11.5; Hoi born 11.3; Bromley South 11.38; Swanley 11.57 ; Ashford 12.50; Maidstone Esat 1.37. Visitors ...
... week Maidstone. The prisoner asked for time in which pay the money, but this was refused. Tuesday.—Before Alfred Laurie, Esq., C.C. Another •• D.D.” Archibald Rirer$ t was fined 2s. fid. and 11s. cents, with the alternative of 7 days’ Maidstone, for being ...
... tile works at Wrotham, with an approach from the Maidstone and Sevenoaks road. Lot 12, enclosure of freehold land at Wrotham, of about sa. lr. 27p.. with an important frontage to the main London and Maidstone road and another frontage to the Pilgrim’s Way ...
... 344 SERVANTS wanting good places should apply to Mrs. Brandon, 228, Holmesdale-road, Bromley, Kent* C 348 House-parlourmaid, another maid kept* also man for boots and windows; food character easential.—Mrs. Welch. 11, Knight's Hillroad, West Norwood, London ...
... Wells. SERVANTS wanting good places should apply Mrs. Brandon, 228, Holmeodale-road, Bromley, Kent' G 348 HOUSB-PABLOORMAID, mother meld kept' also man for boots and windows; good character essential.âMrs. Welch, 11, Knightâs Hillroad, West Norwood, ...
... Drapery.—Mr. Baker, of Maidstone, got the drapery contract, and Messrs. Merchant and Wright, clothiers, of High Street, Sevenoaks, the clothing contract, whilst the tender of Mr. James Outram, of Sevenoaks, was accepted for boots and shoes. SEVENOAKS RURAL ...