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... chinery in tte Manufacture of Boots and Shoes is one of the greatest advantages to the public. EXPERIENCE has shown tbat there is only ono STEAM BOOT and SHOE FACTORY in tho South of England, and that is the CENTRAL BOOT and SHOE STEAM FACTORY, East-street ...
... gaols having been succes- sively exhausted, it is now intended to make use of Maidstone. All prisoners from Aldershot, Woolwich, and Dover will, in future, be sent to Maidstone gaol. Effects of Delirium. — A young man named Love- grove was found dead in ...
... severally and eaeb of you taken back to the . place from whence you came, from thence to tbe common gaol . of tbe county of Kent, and from thence to a lawf si place of exe- cution, and that there yon be each ot you hanged by the neck i until yon be dead ...
... Btatt Captain Edward H. Calver and Staff Commander John Richards. Found Dead in Bed. — An inquest was held at the Golden Lion Tavern, Golden Lion-lane, Portsmouth, oh Satur- day, by the borough coroner, ilr. W. H. Garrington, on the body of Jemima JViaggs ...
... Princess of, Osborne ; Bulgaria, Prince of, Osborne ; Battenberg, Prince Louis of, Kent House ; Battenberg. Princess Louis of, Kent House ; Battenberg, Prince Francis Joseph of, Kent House ; Bauer, Miss, Osborne ; Bradford, the Earl of, Park House ; Biddulph ...
... rendered orphans thro the disaster. Me. GLAD6TONE’s GOLDEN WEDDING.—Karl and Countess Spencer beld a reception on Wednesday. at which Mra Gladstone were presented wi tbeir in honour of their golden wedding, and with a handsome set of silver vases. MADAME ...
... Osborn, Ramsgate, jouxneyma. carpenter.— James Thomas Harvey, Whitstahle, maste S^fnr 1 ? 0^ fi^WLPebajW- Kent, ferm labourer.- Darnel Clark, Maidstone.— Richard Corbett, Tipton Droviiirv ?? Johns. Worcester, bcoffier.^war L-nnnell Adey, Camden-u-race West ...
... steamer's funnel. In the name -of God, how many smoke clouds are there on that golden horizon ? They blend into one dense bank, ever advancing towards us, obscuring the ' golden evening as with a paU. It is the British fleet. The cannonade is deafening, ...
... to the Vicarage of St. Faitb’a, Maidstone. Bev. Roger Edgworth, to the Bectory ot Hooke. Dorset Rev. Vf. W. English, D.D., to the Sole Charge of Weet Drayton, Hiddlcaex. Rev. L. Hawes, M.A.. the vicarage of Bredhurst, Kent Bev. J. W. Leach, to Rectory of ...
... E EAST-STREET BOOT BAZAAR, 86, EAST-fcTRBET, COBNEB OF ORCHARD-LANE, SOUTHAMPTON T E. RAWE. PROPRIETOR. LADIES' BOOTS and BHOESâ FIT FINISH, aad STYLE. GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOESâ CHEAPNESS NEATNESS, and STBENGTH. CHILDBEN'S BOOTS and SHOESâ VARIETY ...
... WALKING BOOTS for Ladies, the largest selection in the town. Also a great variety of EVENING and HOUSE BOOTS. SLIPPERS. Ac., all Sewn. Ladies' Fitting Room. CLEVELAND'S STOCK of BOOTS, Ac, for GENTLEMEN consists of every design, and includes BOOTS suitable ...
... road, coaohbuilder! John Sears, Maidstone, grocer.— William James Smith, South- wark, provision dealer.— Thomas Waddington, South Hackney baker.— Robert White, Lombard-street, wine merchant — Francis Williams, New Kent-road, tool manufacturer — Harry ...