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... 'sBALMORALor LACING BOOT, for Neatness of Style, combined with durability, cannot be surpassed ; Prices from lo Od. ' Everythiug in the Trade kept Stock or Made to Older REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED. Observe the Address*- H. SANDEMAN, VICTORIA BOOT & SHOE ESTABLISHMENT ...
... on Wednesday, at Maidstone on Thureday, and at Canterbury on Saturday wheat ears were handed round, the golden tint on which was that of harvest. The Bank Holiday is not » matter of supreme importance outside the towns and many Kent and Sussex farmers ...
... Stock comprises— Gentlemen’s Wellington and Short Boots. Do. Blucher Boots. Do. Stout and Dress Shoes. Ladies’ Cloth Boots and Shoes. Youths’ Boots and Shoes, all kinds and qualities. Children’s Boots and Shoes, all sizes and descriptions. ...
... Yorkshi c. j7— Maidstone -Keutv Notts. l7—At Manchester— Lancashire v Surrey. l - Ai Brighton—Saatex v Philadelphiang. 28 —At Sioke —Staffordshire v —At Lord s—Mid .lesex v Plmadelnhians. 2l —At Lead*—Yorkshire v Surrey. At Tollbridge—Kent v Sussex. 2l ...
... first served ? Buuglaiues in- a Salvationist. -Thomas Saxby, Lair-dresser, in business at Borough Green, Kent, but who formerly resided in Maidstone, where he was a member of the Salvation Army, was charged at the West Mailing Petty Sessions with committing ...
... and Bombay, of February 27, has arrived. .News anticipated. At Maidstone Assizes, in the case of Bootes v. \ Porter, a verdict was given for the plaintiff. An cn,ine ran off the North Kent line at Higham, on Thursday. The guaid was killed, and several ...
... would rather die than not in the fashion.” HYGIHNIC BOOTS. My friend who had heard the lecture delivered last summer by the hospital surgeon, Mr Treeves, on this matter, exhibited to me the boots she was then wearing, which she said had given her freedom ...
... BENEFIT ON FRIDAY FIRST —See Bills. i AUCTION SALES. ' A. * P. M. HiERTSON'S SALE LIST. THIS DAY. SALE OF M'KENZIES \J STOCK BOOTS and SHOES. Large Assortment oi First-Class Goods still remaining. A. & P. M. ROBERTSON, Auctioneer. Sale at 12 Noon and 6.30 ...
... Hunton, near Maidstone, to attend the funeral of his aunt, Mrs Banaerman, by whose death, it is stated, the right hon. gentleman comes into possession of the Hunton Court estate, whieh is one of the most valuable and extensive properties in Kent, and which ...
... of his Ladies' Goods:— Ladies' Boots, 5s to 10s. Do. Shoes, 2s to 6s 6d. Gextlemens' Goods. Wellington Boots, 13s 6d to 255. Short do 98 6d to 15*. Blucher do 6s fid to 6d. k House Shoes, to ss. A lot of Children's Boots, per pair. A large stock of India ...
... Prices of his Ladies' Goods:— Ladies' Boots, 5s to 10s. Do. Shoes, to 6s 6d. Gentlemens' Goods. Wellington Boots, 13s 6d to 255. Short do 9s 6d to 15*. Blucherdo 6s 6d to 6d. House Shoes, 9d to ss. lot of Children's Boots, per pair. A large stock of India ...
... Readwin, dealer in shares, Winchester Buildings, London. C. Rollinson, boot-manufacturer, Brierley-Hill, Staffordshire. S. Cooper, carpenter, Peckham. E. J. Wells, ironmonger, Maidstone, Kent. G. Johnston, veterinary surgeon, Oxford Street, London. W. Beckett ...