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... century that I turnpike roads were made in Kent. the first being a road from Faversham through Ashford to fivthe, an Act of Parliament being panted for this in 1761. The present motor raeimptrack from Maidstone was finished in 1795, an Act basing been pasted ...
... E. J. p ay (T. n i w id W. E. by the combined bonds of the sth Ba•talion the . Buff., Kent County Industrial School and C Speed Canterbury), and J J. Potter (Kent Or ('hurt • . ganwerl.•-Advt. 1 The defeat of K. nt nt at Caerbury was one of Lasle . Brigade ...
... months roan colt in the open class, and a second in the tenant farmer.' etas, and Mr. W. S. Wood's (Sittingbournel, Duke of Kent, wine for him premier prize in the two years old class limited to tenant farmers. In addition to the foregoing 'Mr. A. Stephens ...
... A decrepit looking man named William Morley 1611. of no Sued abode, was charged at Maidstone on Tuesday with stealing boots. blondes, etc.. the proven, of Maidstone people. There were two charges and he was mntenced to six weeks in etch case, to ruu ...
... the __ boots which they were told were supplied by the contractor (Mr. Outraml. A sampte e marked No. 1, described in the tender as men's strong FUTURE PROCEEDINGS AND THE nailed, rivetted, kipped boots, was a very poor PUBLIC PROSECUTOR. boot; inner ...
... make himself good reference..-J. toihy. floklenbrush. Kent. - atAN. seeking with boy. Farm labourer. ill WM. of work eight ieara . character: .2 in family.; 48.--Me. C. Palmer, Old &MOP, NettlestamL Kent. 1 • allustion as Cowmen nr any good refetwees.--Comzion ...
... the paridi ehureh. a quarter Val of Grandsire Triples (1.2(0 changes) was ring in 47 minors.% by the following members of the Kent County A. Carswell. treble; F. Webb. 2; E. Chessman, 3: .7 Andrews. 4: A. Tanten. 5: W. Pitmen. 6; L. head. 7 (composer and ...
... fa. 6d.. 561 b. 145.. 112 Its. 30.-249 Trull Company. Sittingboonse. _ con be ranning7 17..-Butrores. 29. Doosla• Rood. Maidstone. _ . _ fIOVERNMEN? Tusks, G•braniood Roofing; LX DM' stock; rem, and view; hall-fan pug. - Particulars. H. J. Garroo. Rye ...
... tended outside his house to the Wert Cliff-road, and was Se. lorluding cuts Admini.tration orders were granted to Edward John Boots. Doddington. labourer; Robert Shilling. Four Oaks. Deaf Faversbetir, labourer; and John Barrow Green. Teynlians. labourer. ...
... College of Surgeons. The vicar of Tonbridge (Rev. C. G. Bask,v-vile, M.A., and Mrs Baskerville, on Tueaday celebrated their golden wedding and were the recipients of man' handsome gifts and univcr,sl good nishee. The Rev. Itaakerville to Tonbridge fourteen ...
... tirrat coal TT with cooking: other for work: aged 28 to 30: ahetairrers: personal friends preferred; coals, utodos, knives or boots.• -Sons of Temperance c o neeressent Home. Perk. Bright., _ WANTED good plain Cook, age about 24: Ile: two kept, Church it ...
... SS. Arnherley fleuse, 35. Waterloo-road, iLondon, S.E. TeJ so. a. C. I. El'l'S, IBUOCTIIMOR TO STF:)DY AND CO.. AO !WOOD, K.ENT. &tab:Osbert UNDERTAKER & MONUMENTAL MASON. WAMILNGTON CAR, COACRRA or BROLGHAMS. Slagle lions. or Team. PLR,ONALLY CONDLCTED ...