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... business.—Mrs. LINDSAY, I Manor-road, Selsey, Sussex. fst KENT OR SUSSEX.—AS TRAVELLER; age 24 10 years' experience in high-class trade plenty of tact and energy.—Apply, DASH, The Brambles, Wye, Kent. fst2 LADY, desiring to return South Africa, give her SERVICES ...
... single or pair; age single. -Apply, Captain D ALISON, Barracks, Maidstone. tfsl AS SINGLE-HANDED GARDENER with help; life inside and out; 25; single; free. —C. L, 10(5. High-street, Bexley, Kent AS or HEAD GROOM experienced with harness-hunters and brood ...
... ; accustomed poultry ; abstainer; live in the house.—Apply, stating age and particulars, Captain HELBY, Ditton Rectory, Maidstone. HOUSE - PARLOURMAID (good) REQUIRED; two in family.—State folly, age, experience, reference, height, and wages desired, ...
... ocery, Messrs. Cave, Edwards and Co.; ale and porter, Messrs. George Wace and Sons; drapery, Messrs. Baker and Sons, Maidstone; boots, Mr. Lester, Ticehurst; coffins, Mr. Young; meat, Mr. Jarvis, Burwash; wines and spirits, and Co., Tun>ridge Wells; flour ...
... Saturday, July 27, 1901. feusaty Surrey gtaittart, of jHatl, %>ants Count)* Kent flctos. mother to mind, but about a week afterwards it was missing.. He then gave information to the police.—Stephen Bourner spoke to the prisoner asking him to pawn the ...
... alone, the others falling. THE KENT AND SUSSEX PLATE of 25 sov. the winner and five sov. to the ; for horses the pro* perty of subscribers, during the season 19C01, cf not less than 10 GOV. (or of officers quartered in Kent Sussex sending Teg mental su ...
... them in their work, and | concluded expressing the hope that they would ' spared many years of happiness to celebrate their golden wedding. Mrs. Wilkinson (who spoke with deep emotion) first acknowledged the gift. a few well-chosen words, she assured her ...
... 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 ...
... quails, Egyptian, 6d. to 25.; American, Bd.; wild ducks, Is. 3i. Is. 9d.; snips, Is. to 2s. ; plorer, black, Bd. to Bd.; golden. Is. to is. 6d,; prairie hens, is. to 2s. 6d,; pigeons, Bordeaux, Is. to Is. 6d.; rabbits, tame, is. 25.; wild, 64. to Is ...
... proposal. A sde the western end of theßplants constituted an important feature of the fine! toe otduanty yel qoiry the Session. Boot., Hsywards Hsato!P>P«®®t would for double the Mpulwßdecorationsi displayed in the various apartments! loiter of the petition ...