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... SHOCKING MURDER OF WOMAN IN KENT. On Saturday, Mr. J. N. Dudlow, one of the coroners for West Kent, held an inquest at the village public-house Trosley, which is situate a short distance from the main road between Maidstone and Sevenoaks, and about midway ...
... FBIGHTFUL ACCIDENT ON THE NOBTH _ _ , KENT BAILWAY. A tearful accident took plan on Sunday night, about half-past 10 o'clock, near tbe Lewisbam sta- tion of tbe North Kent Bad way. The psrticulsrs of this unfortunate accident, are the follow ing: — While ...
... way almost as bad as women’s in not toss. Men's boots are Tn a quiet way, our modern boots are i os as of the fourteenth century, when the toes were attached to the knees by little silver chains, The boots of that sensible Greeks, did wot crash the foot ...
... The New Boot Polish*.—An entirely new idea for polishing boots has just been introduced which docs away with the laborious method hitherto in use. Propert's Ebony Blacking, though oily liquid, polishes instantaneously without any brushing, and, being ...
... Boote. —On the instant, at Oakfield, Mersey, the wife of Daniel Boote Nicholson. —On April 29th, at Ashton-lane, Sale, the wife of Albert Nichols ' daughter. J Peel.—On the lst May, at Brook House, Cheshire, Mrs. William Felton Peel, son* Batho—Budgen ...
... BOOTS AND SHOES LAWRENCE LOVELADY, 6, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, Begs to intimate to the Gentlemen of Liverpoal and its \rid- nity, that he has just received from LOndon a large Assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, suitable for the present season, which for neatness ...
... A BEPUBLIC IN KENT. (From tie Spectator) Then is, a few miles from Canterbury, at the mouth of the Thames, a singular little puce called Whitstable, whioh has actually grown into a social republic, upheld by oommunistic doctrines, and utterly unmindful ...
... Jerkshire (Princess Charlotte of Wales's). Reading. Ist bat.(49th foot). Egypt; 2nd (66th foot). Chatham. Vest Kent (Queen's Own), Maidstone: Ist bat. foot). Egypt; 2nd (97th foot), Curragh, louth Yorkshire (King’s Own Light Infantry), Pontefract . Ist ...
... EFFECTS OF HIGH-HEELED BOOTS. M. Onimus, says the Medical Examiner, lately made some sensible, though, we fear, vain remarks on this subject, at a meeting of the Parisian Medical Society. Since the introduction of the narrow, oblique high heelson which ...
... NEW BOOTS I NEW BOOTS!! HE Laive4 and hest selected Stock of BOOTS _L SHOES the to he sees at the GOLDEN BOOT CHEAP 8110 E WAREHOUSE, Middleton. The Stock I amongst cdr ki•ale, Ladies , Kw Elastic Bo with fancy toe rain; Wks' Black Levant ...
... LIVERPOOL DAILY POST SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 13 1884 - “MODEL BOOTS COOK TOWNSKEND celebrated 1 MODEL ' Porpoise Grain of Boots is of toe best Chemical BOOTS” 12s 6d 15s 6d BOOT THE TRADES UNION CONGRESS AT ABERDEEN resumed its forenoon under the presidency ...
... TUESDAY, FEBBUART 15. William Tibba, leather manufacturer, Ketton, Rutlandshire. John Kno'.t, draper, Maidstone. James Windaon Slegg, builder, Strood, Kent. Judab Coetaand Charles Davie, foreign importers, Minoriss, Middlesex. Thomas Rattray, ironmonger, ...