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... cored by one application of Si. Jacobs Oil, alter all other remedies had !salad. 'Mn 0. Gast. of Grove Cottage, Saedway. Maidstone. Kent. : St. Jacobs Oil bae cared me at neuralgia of two years' .landing. There is no bodily pain which cannot be removed ...
... Co be Sotto. WANTED, a Boom and rodawrlbill V V in (sally. Boy bop@ Pi akar= boots, to. Good • @impotent Age 2) to —Reidy at Pi Mrs. Dram- WentAeld. Faineat, Wrotbam Kent. IiIf[TANTED, situation sa Housemaid, in mall V T family. Good references. Address ...
... cotton spioner.—John I Jobitam, Croak. Durham, contractor. ISAN6IO.7VTS, Toe*lay. July 70. Thant 4.in tihulwell Mortimer, Inv, Kent, builder. —Tilden Smith, James Ilikkr, (ho. :Wilson., and Francis Smith, Hastings, er..—William Henry Lidisetter, Tom ' brid ...
... of men's boots, value 14.', from his shop on 14th and. Front the evidence it appeared that a pair of boots were found in the eloret of the Golden Lion and banded to the police. Nest morning prisoner asked the landlord whether a pair of boot. had been ...
... leelr of new boots for a Mrs. Smith, and he shortly after mined a pair of boots which had been sent by Mr. Reeve's governess to be repaired. He gave information to the police, and in the afternoon he we. 'hewn by R.e. Large the pair of boots now prodneed ...
... he by &prod. Vol., and Le sae desereelly poopillor Sr hoklero. Ito held Piog of seeder and 3 dopety lidded for Kent, mod of the hoot Kent Tivadry. and • Obriatar of the Keeddtical Coemeivion, to lie 11r. Walpole took the office at home On dralay, of ...
... the way. He went on to state that on the Wednesday he went to Mr. Kent, and asked to be put on to do messenger work. Mr. Kent said he should be put on. and next day he started. Mr. Kent asked him then whether he was a voter, and ho replied that he was ...
... C. Bristow. H. J. Gaston, H. Cando.. M. Elaine.. L. F. Francklic. T. flay, T H. HMO, F. Johno., W. J. King, A. R. Kin, J. Kent B. W. Langley. W. G. Ma tin, C. W. ]i onise, W. S. V. Milm, F. H. Partner., J. Rutter, C. G. Sadler jun., W. 8rm, F. Navaho ...
... pleasure in nominating him again to be his saa rxets were quiet. Prices : Mid and East Kent, 24 to I churchwar lee for the ensuing year, and he should be I £6lO ; Weald Of Kent, £4.0 to 4415; Sussex, 15 to pleased to receive from any parishioners present the ...
... Lori.. Mr, Mn sad Mies Bart. Richmond Mr A H Cooke Mr A Botany, Mr W C Molt, Cambekre Mr R WUUsotoo, Mr E Hearer Mr Slant Golden Lioir.—Mr WM. Leicester Hr and Mn Lark, London Mr Game, Brighton Mr Rathbone, Dublin Mr W W Oarne, Esher Mr E Haar, Brighton ...
... gonna walking from to Kent*. Town would along Lb. ead. Th em was ear large and small shot. John Matthews: I live at 111, Lenlen!ollotnot, and in the Wanes* of Mr. Marry. a goldsmith. in, I in of tin Id , of May Lea sna I Ainerlan golden ~ ciao. ta'oua, I ...
... last week. Exports, 8,108 qrs. oats, 336 qrs. peas. English wheat 1,657 qrs., foreign 66,835 qrs. With almost no arrivals from Kent or Eases, millers had to pay fully Is per qr. more money to meet their necessities. The very large supply of foreign and the ...