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... ted them by my votes in the Boum of Cumainms on every F. irISHEX OLD ESTABLISHED BOOT WittEHOUSE, Na 5, BROAD STREET, ?OLKESTONE. opgr e bonity. propoeal of Kr. Maidstone to rowan' tionire our Cepiditution by tho diseadovrruent and dient of • portion ...
... Quality, es. per bottle. N.B.—The celebrated VisitarsGelden Sherry. at L. Bd. per bottle. THE GOLDEN BOOT, GUILDHALL STREET, FOLKESTONE. To the Electors of East Kent. GENTLEMEN -At the solicitation of a large and influential body of the Conservative party ...
... Loudon, October led, 1868. THE GOLDEN BOOT, GUILDHALL AMU:T. FOLICESpRE. J. 11. TUCKER tows respocifully to tender his sincere thanks .ILP for past favours, and to state that be has Purchased the surplus of LARGE HIMCK OF BOOTS & SHOE& Under the most advantageous ...
... morning a keirem, horses, carriages, lec., has taken place at Palmeri. n re a tal me ee d eld lie en n t ry haP M Pe ac mi kente e . priTvhatee of tea M to ilit u eg hler ei the town, the palatial reset/nos of the Earl of Mayo, whose 1 7,k on .i:d e ...
... time piano, and repeated forte. We shall hope to have the pleoeure of hearing these artistes on a future occasion. lAN EAST KENT blarrsa.—This regiment a-sembled at Canterbury as usual on Monday for their annual twenty-eight days' training. It was expected ...
... the sheets ' aired, • clean night cap, and • glass of water in the room. Send the boots with • pair slippers that I can walk to the stable in ; tell him I must hare my boots cleaned and brought into this room to-night, and that I tibial want to bo called ...
... of new boots, one pair of which he missed. .on the 3rd of August. Tbe boots produced he identified as his property—by the inahnersin which they were nailed. P.C. Holland, said, he saw the'prisoner on the 4th of August. He was Searing the boots produced ...
... night. Ile said h e was in Dover but he had slept nowher e , having roamed about the town all night, Witness examined his boots and from what he observed he detained him, afterwards gikitig hint into the custody of Supt. Dewar. Th ey took prisoner to ...
... MAIDSTONE. Arraukran Mumma.— A shocking attempt at murder occurred here on Tuesday night shortly after 12 o'clock. A man named James Welsh, of Lucasstreet, Maidstone, in coming from Chatham to his residence met a woman with whom he had been acquainted ...
... NEWS. The lute Mr. R. T. Alchin, of Brighton, has bequeathed £5OO to the Kent County Hospital. (From Friday's Gazette), Edmund Huntly Hooper, gent., to be Lieutenant of the West Kent Light Infantry Militia. The will of James Scott, Esq.. of Bishopsdown-grove ...
... •TULLY'S ASTRONOMICAL • 01288 YOR •111101. BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE.. A VERY CHOICE AND LARGE SELEOTION OF FIRST-OLASS ERENCH AND ENGLISH BOOTS AND SINES Or 33171EIEVZ 73EGICEMPTIOZT, AX F. FISHER'S Family Boot and Shoe Warehouse, No. 1, Piandsate Road ...