... ntinqatee Of thrir rueroue support hitherto so WWI) bc.towtd spas his. Treks, 13th Jeue.lo77. 'BOOTS AND SHOES. T. O'CONNOR Ac jolt received a large assnelmsnt of BOOTS and STIOREI, and in cowpleura of paying ready ea-li for Ram., ran of rd II • • Sell no ...

... you of another cure, but the person said should write you himself. Thu was the person who reccmratoded it to my sister. Maidstone, Aug. 7. 1&32. Sir.—l have much pleasure in informing you of the benefit hare received from Wcoliey Pectoral Candy. bate ...

... every thing of the kind.” Mrs. Carter, Pang boa me. —“N head, which was quite bald, now covered with new hair.” Mr. /sue. Golden Lion, Maccksju Id-street, City Road. L’/udon. ” Friend of mine, Mr. Harris, describes its effects truly astonishing.” Mr. ...

... Bin ) All our Jams are marntUeed Puri, made Steam JAMS AND MARMALADE BaUere, with Refined Su^ir. CANDIED AND DRAINED PEELS. Golden Syrap and Treacle, Tartaric Acid, Cream Tartar, Ammonia, Cake Ornaments. Glass Show Bottles and Jars, Icing and Castor Sugar ...

... Shanagolden and Pallaskenry. On Thursday 30th May, a man named Denis Coghlan farmer and boot and shoemaker, tenant to Aribnr Vincent, Eeq., Golden- House, near golden, was returning home, was waylaid gang of fellowa, who beat him most severely with sticks ...

... Birmingham. nortou btren, >• A BOX of RLAKBY’IS PATKNT BOOT will be sent post free to ■ny part of the Cnited Klnedom fur TWBIVE SOVEREIGN STAMPS. Guaranteed to save at least twinty FOB shillinpi in repair*. Boots can reqairesodof? A or heeling protectors srs used ...

... —Medora (winner of the Oaks in 1814), Selim. Medora was the dam of Gulnare (who won the Oaks in 1827)-Sir Harry—Volunteer—Herod —Golden Grove, Blank—Middlethorpe, by Shuttle, hit dam Little Nan, Pipalor. Venison was got the celebrated Sire, Partisan, son of ...

... various other ports —total 7,410 passengers.—Scotsman. Sentence of a Child Penal Servitude.— At the West Kent Quarter Session, held at Maidstone, Thursday, before Mr. F. Espinesse, Deputy Chairman, girl 13 years of age, named Emma Qlassory was indicted ...

... the common ailments which are often occun family. 1 have invariably adopted them, a.so recommended them to my \ gun truly, Maidstone, Nor. 16th, 1852. (Signed) Aixcom. To Hr. J. J. Ssnders. —l'ejr Sir.—l hare taken your ** Woolley • AivtlMlious ruia fur ...

... Ribbons, Laces & Flowers. Dre ss Goods and Costumes, w ■ WOOLLEN DEPAKTMENT : BOOT DEPA ETMEKT: hftre nice f re ah Stock of Iris’*. English To meet the growing ad for oor Boots. T la newest Designs «* and Shoes, we placed large Orders the description. Summer ...

... said write to you btmsdf. was the pet sou who rccomir.endeJ it lv abler. Copy of letter from Hr. William bootes, Carpenter, MJcL-ronc. Maidstone, AUg. 7, IK»2, Sir.—l have rnn-'h pleasure in Informing you of the UikUi i uve received from Woolley s Pectoral ...

... with him til) the i»*t moment. execution t »ik plate twelve o'clock, in front of Maidstone Jail. 'lhe culprit appealed resigned to his fete. before Mr, the Undei- Siu-rifT Kent, arrived the and the prisoner brought exlii'dling fiimitOhS. The rope was adjusted ...