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... ASSITER & KEELEY PRACTICAL BOOKBINDERS ABTLEY YARD, 60s, HIGH STREET. (Near the Queen's Head Hotel), MAIDSTONE. HAUNCH OF VENISON HOI'EL, MAIDSTONE. \I RS E. SIMMONS, in calling attention to the ‘ sccompanving note from Mr Heury Arthar, (akes this o ...
... Stonham, Maidstone ; Mr A. Acworth, Strood ; Mr. Biward Rooke, Sittingbourne ; Mr. Prosser. and Mr_J, Fife, Mile Town, Sheernes ; M R Perry, Gravesend, AND FROM THE PROPRIETOR (FRENCH), 148 (late 283), NIGH-STREET, CHATHAM, At the Sign of the OLD GOLDEN MORTAR ...
... Cardiff, and some other business was discusexl LiQuIDATIONS IN KeNT.—Richard Britcher, Amber Green, Chart Sation, late farmer ; first meeting of creditors st Messrs Hoghes & King, solicitors, Maidstone ; April 13 at 12.—Henry Broughtoa, 7, Albany-villas, Ramsgate ...
... sum the Bench ordered him to pay. | ROBBERY BY A SOLDIER.—Arthar Nelmes, a pri- ] . vate in the Royal West Kent Regiment, stationed at Maidstone, was charged on remand with having stolena E parse, containiog £4 and upwerls, a tobacco box, | aond knife ...
... Pigs were rather scarce. BANKRUPTCIES, &0., IN KENT, BURRRY, A~D SUSSEX. B (From Twesday's Gasette). LiQUIDATIONS BY ARRANGEMENT. — W. B. Skinuer, Bt. Leouards, Ind.inrhouu—km. E Andrews, Portalade, boot dealer, A. M, Robinsw, Hove, printer, | B, Beunnett ...
... “ Surrey ” down the river, and when they landed witness saw two sea boots in it. William Meek deposed to seeing Lingsey and Wheeler rowing in the boat. There were a pair of sea boots in the boat. When they landed the two went and spoke to the other two ...
... Pablic Health (Froit Pickers’ Lodgings) ; the Wesatgate nod Birchington Gas ; the Maidstone and Ashford Railway ; and the Cranbrook and Paddock Wood Railway, LiIQUIDATIONS IN KENT.—Samncl Fdward Benjamin, Addington-street, Ramegate, commission agent, late fishing ...
... CANTERBURY Grand Cricket Week, 1882. COMMENCING MONDAY, 7re AUGUST. FIRST MATCH, KENT v. AUSTRALIA. THE two Elevens will be chosen from the following lists of names :— KENT. Lord Harris Mesars F. A. Mackinnon » 8.F.8. Tylecote ”» g ll l':;-um » « Foord-Kelcey ...
... demand was limited, Keot Regents, 804, to 90s. ; Kent Kidneys, 100 s. to 120 s. ; Basex Regenta, 70s. t 0 80s, ; Esscx Kiitneys, 90a. t 0 100 s. ; Magnum Booums, 100 s. to 110+. per ton. CANKRUPTCIBS, &c., IN KENT, BURREY, AND ~ BUSSEX. (From Twesday's Gasette) ...
... iu the neighbourhond ; and of r. W. R. Tompestt, Anctionesr and Vuluer, Stone Castle Farm, Tudeley, Tonbridge. GOLDEN GREEN, NEAR HADLOW, KENT. VYALUABLE PREEIOLD INVESTMENT. MR. THOMAR DAY has received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the Rose and Crown ...
... 28 13 18 4 2 e 42 eeeccerrcteseeeee 12 17 East and Mid Keat Golding» . de. 20d qualities Wealds of Kent Bussex .. Lorw and Inferior WOOL. There is nothing new of importance to notice in the wool trade. Binoe the close of the ...
... MID KENT REGISTRATION. R- AN IR S S OIS ...