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... Vourfrateful and obedient servant, « - T. P. COURT. h.w iTi;. boots and shoes, carriage ISS* ,o lv#l ' rTU, rocco. Ac. A splendid * l,k * #Vef,r • l '»»d lot OBSERVE —COURT A DOWLKY’S New Golden Boot 19, North Street, appetite the New Rond. BARTHOLOMEW AND ...
... bead ol stock. Pickpockets were numerous and but too succes-ful in their attempts. The Annual Meeting the Kent Auxiliary Society, and the Maidstone Association, was held Monday evening 'at the Town || ll ; I. Smith. Esq., in the Chair The attendance was ...
... father, and R. Walker, a magistrate. Mr A. M'lntyre, aged C-'i.No. 3, Silver-street, Golden-square enred of Gnttu Serena. H. Liston, Esq., Marine Librarfif-Ramsgate, Kent; cured of Cataract and Deafness. Mrs Burberow; cured while at Jamaica of Gutta Serena ...
... ee | ee USSEX, in Parts of KENT, SURREY, and HAMPSHIRE; and is forwarded by the Post to Persons of the tACON, No. 3, ; and HAMMOND, No. 27, Lomsanp STREET. i iN cts cing PRICE FOUE & PATENT BRANDY. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ME righton, begs re- T cannot be ...
... MA'ssrs. Hu>sey and Mr. Gfegson. Applications for purchase to be made only to Messrs. Hussey, Solicitors; Maidstone. (a ciiicuL.vn.) THU NEW GOLDEN BOOT AND METROPOLITAN DOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT, 19, NORTH STREET. TO THE NOBILITY. GENTRY. A INHABITANTS ...
... of BOOTS and SHOES al DUTTON’S Celebrated Warehouse, No. 27, EAST STREET, now selling AT VERY REDUCED PRICES,the whole of which must cleared off by the end of the present Month, hi order to make room fora SPLENDID STOCK the BEST MANUFACTURED Boots and ...
... ' *' Bankrupts.—Robert Rolling, cheesemonger Watlin street.—John Wimble. George Wimble, and Henry ble, wharfingers, Maidstone. Kent.—Thomas cher, Ma.ket Deep.ng, Lincoln.—Thomas and Wi'liiam Noblet.corn Merchants, Manchester.—Henry Fiske Walton, Noriolk ...
... in Boots, 1 beg most respectfully to Invite gentlemen an inspection. This article i* made answer either as Dress or Walking Boot; bv which a great saving effected, as one pair of Boots wilt answer two or three purposes, and can made appear Boot or Shoe ...
... Brentwood. baker John Smith and John Hutchinson, Liverpool, ship- owners. Adam Mosmsn, Liverpool, merchant. James Potter, Maidstone, Kent, grocer. William Neale and Kiel.aid Hale, Tooley-streel, Southwark, druggists. William Luckett, Bloxom, Oxfordshire, cattle- ...
... valuable HOP GROUND, in West Mailing, adjoining the turnpike road leading from Maidstone London, being part of the VV esl Fields, justly esteemed some of the finest bop in Kent. a superior and substantial COTTAGE, brick and tile, recently erected, and containing ...
... near Horsham. W RN MEETING. All general .M of the Trustees the Turnpike I loads leading from Tunbridgc Wells in t!ie count Kent, to the Cross Ways, at or near Maresfieid Street, and from Florauce Farm to Forest Row, in the county Sussex, will be held ...
... OBSERVE I Th« GOLDEN HOOT, 64. Etui Street, (Adjoining ike Royal Bias Van Offlce.) and at 233. Rcgcol Street, London. N.B.âBoott sad Shoes mads In Cato at lew boon notice ! I # Stock of Par Boots, Shoes, and Carpet Shore, Carriage Boots, and Winter good* ...