... . Richard ParuUam Ridley, late of Maidstone Uavid Seaman, lata ot> Nor wicli. Carl Hugo Augu.i, Yon Selinnitz, Cheapside. London, .hipping agent. AUied Tubby, Mingtoi,, London, tea grocer. Charle. Wsrburton. Oid Kent Una./, London, clerk lv Her Majesty ...

... still this was not the Golden Age, there wt. a WO rld of drunken- ness. One hundred and forty-tv /0 rnililon people spent ■there earnings drink every year , ontil that was abolished the Golden Age w* , v ia not have come. The Golden Age would be a a.mro ...

... Mills, aud J. Mills, Jarrow, Burham, drapera. T. Makerason, Cockermouth, shoemaker. Sarah Marks, Uid Kent-road, Loudon, draper. B. Marrable, Ueckenhaui, Kent, builder. W. 11. Moor, Canning Town, Bssex, grocer. June* Moody, Luton, Bedfordshire, whitesmith ...

... 17a Qd. P. Shanley , ■ Manchester, boot dealer— first div. of 4s. ' Bansbuks.— Thomm Waller. Petersfield, provision mer- chaut. Francis William Fawcett and William Parrott, Lisle- street, Leicester-square, wholesale boot manufacturers. Wm. Hart, Old-street ...

... Blackburn. Business premises, Sc., Xct. TO BE LET. Boot. Sho». and Clogging SHOP. 73. Scotland' road. Doing good business. -Apply 75. Scot land road. LET, Comer SHOP and HOUSE, 18. Pollard-street. X Kent 7s. 6d. Good opening for grocer Dixox Painter, D ...

... 19th inst., from 8, Cr»btrv.'. street, one handkerchief and two boots, value 7», the prm*rtv of Thomas Parker.— SchoneUt went to the bouse of Parker anf) *«ked Parker if he had any boots, and he repliwi • . .„ Prisoner asked him if he would let him look ...

... post messenger. George r incher, Leicester, boot manuf act urer. Lake Feast Port- slade-by-Sea, Snasex, out of business. John B. N. Fray-ling RiverhaU-street, Wandsworth-road, wheelwright. J. Green Golden-terrace, Notting-hill, —_——_> n. H. Gardiner ...

... MANCHESTER. T^ASHIONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES, J- for all peopje, at all prices, in all sixes. One very important feature in PROCTOR'S BOOTS AND SHOES is that they are MADE OF ENGLISH LEATHER, and leather only. If you want a pair of boots to wear well, fit well ...

... Loudon. Henry Chariea Hop* in*, confectioner, Poll Mall, iwutiun. Edwin Huw, glass dealer snd window glass colter aud glaxier. Golden Lane, Saint Luke. Lon- dou. Wilbam Little Howard, Clerk In the Admiralty. Lambeth, London. Henry Tbomss Hunt, taiior, Hackney ...

... Mr. George Berry retires from the position of bandmaster of the Ist Volunteer Bat- talion Royal West Kent Regiment, whose head- quarters are in Maidstone. A firm-set, squarely- built man, rather under than over the average height, with a drooping military ...

... was held in the above school. A goodly number partook of tea. The entertainment was excellent. Piles are cured by Howell's Golden Herb Pills Of all medicine vendors. — Advt. Haslingdbn Road Wesleyan School Chapel. — The annual trust sermons were preached ...

... Cross, and the Assumption of the Virgin. They Were made in the lifteenth century, of brightly Coloured silks wrought on a golden background, and were wonderfully well preserved. The family had always refused to sell them, although very large sums had ...