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... strong's INFLUENZA MIXTURE.-Sole Agents, Boot's, Cash Chemists, Snig hill, West street. South street, auu bra dies. WARD OFF INFLUENZA— Dr. Armstroug's INFLUENZA MIXTURE, to. per bottle.— Only to be obtained at Boot's, Cash Chemists, Snitr hill, and Branches ...
... popular, and will be expected to take a drink with every man he meets. — San Francisco News Letter. The Hop Haevebt. — Mid Kent ia evilently thia season a favoured district, but after car. fai'.y analysing the reports wo find that even here an average ...
... screor.ee h.'-.rse ccal ( . V bar ne'iiffe Woodmoor Kent thick) 9s. od. per ton : best seconds house coal (Wharocliffe Woodmoor Kent thick), Bs. 6d. por ton; best iilracn coal .(Wharncliffe Woodmoor Kent thick). ot. per ton; best nuts (Wharuoliffe Woodmoor ...
... wide. KENT v. MIDDLESEX. In fine but very boisterous weather play was resumed at Maidstone on Saturday at eleven o'clock. Kent went on batting but fared badly, losing three good wickets for 27 runs. Bashleigh and F. Hearne then made a stand, and Kent won ...
... Comedy, Ragimunde, Boy Neil, Golden Drop, and Ben Avon, whilst my ultimate selection must be divided between Box Neil and B&andt, suggesting Comedy as the likeliest place winner. The Sporting Life (Angur) observes r— Golden Drop has a chance, to my mind ...
... MONUMENT. THE H ALLAMSH IRE BOOT AND SHOE MART, No. 9, WESTBAR, opposite Coclson street, Sheffield. This Establishment is now Or en with an entirely new and first- class Stock of LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES, which, for Style, ...
... J_h^l:lf i ?? n ' SttweXT -Hampal_lre 16-AJ Stockport, Cheahii. v. Torkahire 18-At Nottiag-ham, Notta v. Kent 18-At Lejjoa, Essex v. Surrey a— A* Beo-aaham, Kent v. Surrey 21-At Brighton, Sussex v. Notts ?? T_i!? a *$ ...
... character, and large speculative operation* ora avoided. The yarn market ie very brisk. CANTEBBUBY WOOL, Satordat. —Prices for Kent wool are well maintained; bat there ie sign of nay advance. Teg fleeces, Ofld.; lambs’ wool, 6d. FBOVISIOBn DONOABTSB PROVISION ...
... were \ evidently saving themselves** somewhat for tbe ( great fight with Everton at BLedkburn to-day, tbe i Burnley ?? bed a golden opportunity of gaining a eoaple of poi uts— an opportunity of which they took ! fall advantage, aad beat the North Ender. ...
... tbat bis Stock of BOOTS and SHOES is now replete for the present Season, having just received a moat beautiful Aaaortment of LADIES' WHITE SATIN and KID BOOTS, EVENING DBESS BOOTS and SHOES, Also the LATEST FASHIONS in ' WALKING BOOTS, FELTS and WABM-LINED ...
... road, Netting hill, tavern keeper. Thomas Poolly, 2, Bomerfleld place, Boxley road, Maidstone, Kent, linen merchant. Charles Stana- fleld Hay. Halifax, Yorkshire, boot dealer. George Harrison Deeston, Northampton, innkeeper. Edward Band, Northampton, draper ...
... FOE THIS DAY. At -Totlingoam, Not s v. Yorkshire (continued). At Cheltenham, Gloucestershire v. Surrey (continued). At Maidstone, Kent v. Lsucashire (continued). At Derby, Derbyshire v. Essex (coutina-rd). At Taunton, Somersetshire v. Hampshire (continued) ...