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... HIS TENANTRY.—On Monday evening Sir Wm. opntejeuiee Mr. WiUiae. Staateda, Grantham entertained hie Barcombe, Lindfield. Golden Boot, iliaal, eraaiag. Chailey, and other tenantry, the number lighting thagaa ia eaa of the ehop ewt ! about 40, to dinner ...
... completed in Service supernumerary to the placed retired liat Capt Office friends in the garrison -- Dr T T Rrunyate MA Maidstone-road this of father Brunyate in 63rd year failing Monday Kingswood Weal School near Bath of on old family well st rtor the ...
... Mill-street Maidstone Marsh and 800, 2', High-street Manchester R. Phillips and Bon. Deanagate Mansfield Alfred Birks, Market !ace Marlow . W. H. Langston, Hig treet, and The Parade, Bourne End Edward Roostield, Crosby-st. idionst Himmonds, The Great Boot. ...
... £1H0ICE JIQUEURS Sloe Gin Whisky Ginger Orange or Ginger Cognac or Ginger Gin Sold by Merchant! Paica THOS GRANT SONS MAIDSTONE KENT YOU SHOULD ‘CAMWAL j drink 1 prepared “CAMWAL ABSO LUTELY PURE of Cbemiat Order “ Seltzer from your no THE JUICE CURE ...
... CHATHAM DOCKYARD” LEFT BOOK 1901 PORTRAITS Twopence MILITARY NAVAL CHRONICLE STROOD BR0MPT0N GILLINGHAM NEWS MAIDSTONE GRAVESEND AND NORTH KENT' SPECTATOR R T CASK BEER STOKES Bromptsa SOLE agld-bavarian ales FOR THE WEAXHEE l -perqt 3-9 3P Brandy 2 6perBot ...
... GRANT Q HOICE IQPEPRS. GRANT'S 01l • GRANT'S ££?' Cotn * c - GRANT S Sold Wine Merchants, 4c. Lists THOS. GRANT AND SONS, MAIDSTONE, KENT fir*r 1 ■ \ tj ?*■ T*W : f.V!V: •;i {c Btock-in-Trade Furniture. 39. Broadmead. Tuesday, Jan. 15th, and three following ...
... in aid of this fund will held at the Central Hotel. High-street, this (Saturday) evening, at eight o’clock. Kent County Canine Society.—The Kent County Canine Society propose to hold dog show at Ramsgate on Easter Monday or Tuesday. A committee meeting ...
... herself and the boots.—James Boom, formerly boots the hotel, corroborated plain! ff*s version of the story, and defendant, in the coarse of his evidence, said that after the dinner in question 2'. was given to him tip for the waiters, and boots and plaintiff ...
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... THE FIFTY POUND PRIZE. Rev. J. B. S. WATSON, MA., Chaplain, H.M. Prison, Maidstone. (1365) Five Prisms, each Ten Pounds. EVANS, Mrs. E., Benbow Road, Hammersmith GREGORY, E. E., Huntingdon Street, Kingsland Road, N.E. Nonom.i., Miss K., Lynton Lorne Park ...
... THE FIFTY POUND PRIZE. Rev. J. B. S. WATSON, M.A., Chaplain, H.M. Prison, Maidstone. (1365) Five Prizes, each Ten Pounds. Kvans, Mrs. E., Benbow Road, Hammersmith Gregory, E. E., Huntingdon Street, Kingsland Road, N.E. Noddall, Miss K., Lynion Lome Park ...
... SHEPHERD.— Apply, 9, A., Wittoriham, Kent. stfl \*7*ANTED. by a Pensioner, a SITUATION as CARETAKER, Timekeeper, or any Place of Trost: age 40; married, with children; good character.— C., 67, Hardy-street, Maidstone, Kent. fat YOUNG MAN, married, seeks Situation ...