... Llrerpeol, leather dealer..—W. Liverlool, 'lamed Licerpaeld dealer, itaat, Jai 3. J. 16111 A, Faversitara, Lea, watch anal Maidstone, Kent, dealer.-1. lien, Great elptbier.—J. Lowe, New Church-street. Fagg, Harden, Fenelturch-street, City, Dena* Mower-plane ...

... interest of education, they would suggest that the compulsory deities of the Education Acts can hardly be enforced until mud-boots and boats be provided for the use of the children in endeavouring to reach terra Threw (laughter). That the street is in a ...

... Manufactory—Oakley Corner, Westminster Bridge Road. A Lege stock of OWN • MAKE to select from. No machine work. Any description of Boot or Shoe made to measure. Prices moderate. Two Prize Medals 1862. Netherlands, 1869. Paris, 1867. 11.,) OAST your MEAT with ...

... factor. eon, -- Jury and F. Jury. Maidstone, Kent, tailors.-43. Maw, , lirandon-streee, Wilworth, chemist —A. Hannibal], Great Portland-etrect, boot maker.—J. Evennett, High-meet, pager corn dealer.-11. W. Worman, Charlton, Kent, widow.—T. Inks, Purk-etreet ...

... is a boot machinist. Witness missed her last Friday morning, after she had baen playing in the garden, and oould hear nothing of her till she was informed the little girl had been found, and was at the police.ststion.—Serjeant Venal', of the Kent County ...

... ranged from five to twelve, were uniformly dressed in white serge, trimmed with blue ; they wore dark blue stockings and high boots, and sailors' hats, inscribed Marie. Their presence was one of the happiest features of the day, and it was not difficult ...

... Smith, Timothy, Maidstone, Journeyman plasterer. Harding, William, Leiston, Suffolk, baker. Fermilo, D., Westmoreland-street, Pimlico, builder. Watson, Wm. Thomas, Warburton-road, Hackney, milkman. Gore, Samuel, Park-road. Old Kent road, engineer. Dicken ...

... Manufactory—Oakley Corner, Westminster Bridge Road. A large stock' of OWN MAKE to select from. No machine work. Any description of Boot or Shoe made to measure. Prices moderate. Two Price Medals 1862. Netherlands, 1869. Paris, 1867. 1.) OAST your MEAT with the ...

... sustaining suck severe ingn that ebe taken to the infirmary. The shouts di men and boys who were in chase turned the animal the Kent-road, along which she rushed towards PeCkhattel New-town, and at the turning a horse that was crewing , the road was severely ...

... earth. It is said that the Hnnton Court estate, near Maidstone, is to pass to him from his aunt, Mrs. lkinuennan, who has just died. The estate is described Its one of the hnest properties in Kent. Mr. Campbell-Bannennan is already very wealthy, bin ...

... 4d. • woad, 2 4. 11 . Oatmeal, 2a. 6d. rys /meal. la. 6d. bg anal, Is. ad. Ratter, lb., Is. 6d. to Is. Bd ßum to 1.3 for la. Boot. /Id . to rm.; mows to Vet; Tod. 91 . to ; 10d. t= sid. d. to 10d. par 12.. Heim, Ix 9d. to Is. Od. sash ; Is. 9d. to 3s. Id ...

... attorney's dent. Barrett, George, Landport, Hants, greengrocer. Elute, Frits, Thames-terrace, Islington, beer retake How, Edens, Golden-lane, at. Luke's, glass dealer. Collier, John Henry, Prince's End, Staffordshire, tailor. Aston, Thomas, Wolverhampton, engine ...