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... to behold, outcast our cold stone flags, As Lazarus of old ? Or is it, as it used to be, fine old English squire, With top-boots button'd to the knee, And back-skins rather higher ? Who, though he bad the proudest name. His ancestor* could trace Long e’er ...
... and embrace* crei? variety and the latest fashions. Ladies’ Department—Kid Boots, military heels, from 3a. 6d.; a prime Glove-kid Boot, worth 10a. 0d.,T5.6d.; Cashmere Boot, side-sprmg, French, 2a. Gd.; Ditto, mihtoT 6d • French Shoes, 2a. Gd.; Patent ...
... with being concerned in stealing several pairs of boots belonging to Messrs. Pocock, St. Margarct’s-strcet. It appeared that on the previous day the police obtained information that three pairs of boots had been stolen from outside the prosecutor's shop ...
... charge within 10 miles of Ramsgate. KENT COLOUR WORKS, G. M. SMITH, Proprietor. Also at any of his Branch Establishments —199, Borough, Deptford, Woolwich, Plumstead, Bexley Heath, Erith, Hartford, Chatham, Maidstone, Margate, and Dover. BEFORE YOU BUY ...
... er or not article in quokka should be accepted—friendship would have turned tho scale in their htvour.—Ckunt,grft Aurma. , KENT COAST TIDIES, tiANIJARY 31, 1867• WINTER BONNET& EREAD MOTS IN MOOED. • i;Y BY TWO POLICIEMEN. THZATERB r. MALL& MI ...
... adjourned examination sitting and application for order of discharge under the bankruptcy of William Hills, of Broadstain, Kent, landlord of the Bailway Tarern, and miller. Mr. Bayley appeared for the assignees, and Mr. Lanranee supported the bankrupt ...
... time of pace. The Jury, after a quarter of an hour's delibera- •Di UPTURES CURED WITHOUT TRUSSES, fic Maidstone only, and from Canterbury to Maidstone. sad 6.30 p.m. From Whitstable, at 7.4 u aud 11. N of sacks. He admitted that they were his (Mr. He felt ...
... produced suffering and distress home. Defendant was fined 405., costs 30s. 6d. MAIDSTONE.—A “Rcr” Bare.—On Tuesday morning a bullock belonging Hr. Amies, botcher, of Maidstone, was being driven up High-street, when it ran to the pavement, and, rearing up ...
... VERS HAM, Sole Agents for Kent, By whom all orders will be carefully and promptly executed. Price £4 10s. per Ton (less per cent.discount for cash); put Rail at FaTenbam, or at either of the Company's Depdta—Sbeernesa, Maidstone, or Shorn, cliffe.—Nß, Prepared ...
... leading various parts of the wood. One set footmarks was very huge, and had evidently been made by some one walking with his boots muffled with pieces of cloth. The other marks were made naked shoes; and as the ground was wet and the wearer had slipped at ...
... respectively bore the mottoes, “Welcome to Colonel Karl Mount Charles and the Royal Bast Kent Mounted Rifles,” and Long life and happiness to the Royal East Kent Mounted Rifles.” The other arches were erected one opposite the church and the other at the ...
... Patent Shoes, from Balmorals Patent Boots Blnchors 3 Calf side springs Canvas Shoes 3 An Immense Slock of Canvas and Sand Boots and She K® - OBSERVE THE ADDERS , A Canvas ditto Canvas boots White Dancing Boots Canvas Boots Sand shoes ...