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... During tha recent visit of the 2nd V.B. Royal West Kent to Maidstone an amusing joke was perpetrated at the expense of one of the sergeant-instructors. Walking down the barrack yard one day this ever active and zealous non.-com. was informd by a man wearing ...
... Weller Torquay . _ . Uddingstni .- Daniel Robertson. Ban field.terr , smo Uckfield . . .. Rumen and Co., - Golden Boot' Vlveraton __ R. Armen. I, „Fountainatrest Walt' am Cross Ware, Harts arwtsjk . ig . h&tr- 11 l E l s Ottle=st ...
... 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. ...
... KENT.—To be LET, Furnished, for One Year, a MANSION, standing a beautiful park ; .booting over late scree, trout Peking. Cc. • rent , MO.— For particulars and cards to view, apply to . Mesas DAY and owe. Estate Agents. Maidstone. WREEHOLD RESIDENCE, Somerset ...
... The Golden Decade o f ROUND THE TOWN Progress DURING the ten years that Mr. E F. Hunt, a survey of whose remarkable career appears .n this issue, was a member of the old District Council the greatest changes in the history of Acton occurred It was a case ...
... THE FIELD, THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN'S NEWSPAPER. THE OLD HAILEYEURIANO IN KENT. KILVE v. NETHER STOWET. p L iTso at Blowy, Aug. 31. Kilve won by an innings and 9 real,. Bcore : STOWT. Latina. tau inn. lir C. Cameron. b Brooke a and b Brooks . to 31r W. Bootle ...
... furnished, amt. per annum—For further particulars and orders to view apply to Messrs BROOM., IS, Urieham-streek K C. NEAR MAIDSTONE, Kent.—The Timm- Pind LEASE o( a pretty COTTAGE RESIDENCE to be ROLM with immediate pamersion. situate in a favourite village ...
... Mr B. M. STEPHENSON Mr L KENT Mr P. KENT Mr B. GIBLIN Mr I. ABPLAND Mr N. ROGERS Mr W. BUTLER Mr J. HAYHOE Mr R. PUNK Mr C. BNELL Mr F. CHALLANDS Mr R. MTEPHENSON, Jun. C. RAYNER, Jon. Mr WARWICK, Judi*. W. METCALF. Slipper. The following stakes will ...
... Or.mshall Tanneries S. and 8. Club: The Roamers, Bylle-t; Orange D.C.. Thornton Heath; O C.M. Club. Leatherhead. KENT Corn Inhange. Maidstone), Friday. April 9.—Chattorton Arms. Bromley; Lower Liberal Club. Gillingham; Marquee Tavern. Rusthall; George Inn ...
... —THOSSA Chnittin.strect, Plealleo, mod Tahiti. street, Westminster. boot and *hoe salesman.—Jous Dols and Soto. wri Eut Smithfield, clothiers and ottlittsra--Murrsins rt?, Canterbury, boot and shoe maker.—Trionsa Wauai Twang, Greenwich, ironmonger.—THolle9 ...
... the Inventor and sole manufacturer of the Me Gulch° Parisian Polish fir dress boots and shoes, and waterproof varnish for hunting boots.—Manufactory, Ss, Broodstreet, Golden-square, London.—Catronlasil by the Court and Nobility, and to he lied of all the ...
... od m i x ed i.booting within ten aslant's' of town and church, and three mites from the ftrticulcire may bo had of Meters Prawn Aactiowers owl E-tute Agents, at their 71. New W. ARM to LET, with immediate —LITTLE COMP TARN. situate Kent. comprising about ...