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... ; Garden. Kent £lO.-Apply, J. Btokee, Hill, Edgbataon. *9llB O PARK HILL (Fox Btreet).—To Let, * well-built, O Set en-roomed HOUSE, with large Garden; beautiful, healthy situation, and commanding extensive view of surrounding country. Kent reduced to ...
... Shoeblack Brigade, named William Beard, was charged with causing obstruction and annoyance to the foot passengers by blacking boots on the pathway in Stephenson Place. The defendant was one of a gang of shoeblacks who had been seen by a policeman congregated ...
... on January 18. The Churches ou the Maidstone aud Winchestei estates are progressing, and au influential Committee formed to ensure the erection of one at St. Margaret's. The drainage question connected with the Kent' ish Town estate is in a fair way of ...
... deeply regretted. s'Gram. the 11th iust., aged 71, Hannah Ingram, of Trust, Ravenhurst Street, relict of Joseph Ingram, of Kent Street. Hyde.— On the 14th inst., after a long and painful illness, in her 64th year, Maria, wife of Mr. Joseph Hyde, of Bloomsbury ...
... cutting turnips and other roots : May 21, 1870.— W. R. Lake, improvements in machinery for sewing boots and shoes : May 23, 1870.— T. A. de Carvalho, Lee, Kent, improvements in ships and vessels : May 23,1870. Prolonged Patents.— Patents on which the Stamp ...
... Grantham, “ Rip;” age, 15 months, Class 49.—Mastitf, Dog or bitch : First prize, £2.; second, £1.—Ist, Mrs. G. H. Nutt, Maidstone, Kent, *‘Pincher Bis- mark ;” age 13 months. 2nd, Mr. F. W. De Castro, Arley, Coventry, ** Monarch ;” age, 3 years and 7 weeks ...
... robbery was from tbe shop of Mr. Goddard, boot and shoemaker, Snowhill. The thieves cut a large hole in the shutter by means of a centre-bit, and took from the window about fifty pairsof women and children's boots, of the value of upwards of 12f. Serious ...
... JAMES. —Comer Retail TAVERN ; excellent Brewing Plant, Public-house Furniture and Fixtures, very good, Kent reduced to £l6. —Apply, 34, Ann Street. BOOT and Shoe Trade. Old-established, Bespoke, and Sale. Profits, £5OO. yearly. Stock cost price. Fixtures ...
... Kennels , Wbiston Cross—at a quarter to eleven. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, WATERLOO ROOMS. THIS DAY (MONDAY). Hour. Tunstall, P., Golden Hdl, builder, last examinaUon 11 Jennens aud Bettridge, papier machC manufacturers, audit aud dividend 11 .Tames, G., Hanley ...
... The loss on either side was inconsiderable. The Queen and Prince Albert, accompanied the Royal children and the Duchess of Kent, embarked in the Fairy yacht on Thursday afternoon, and honoured tho Cowes Regatta with their presence. Viscount Hardinge, ...
... Einberlin. —On the 12th inst., Guy’s Almshouses, Tamworth, in her 90th year, Ann, the beloved wife of Mr. Chas. Eimberliu, boot maker, late of Curzon Street; much regretted. Boucher. —On the 6th inst., in her 2nd year, Jessica, youngest daughter of Mr ...
... each other, toeyare rarely contradictory, but express different modes of looking at the same truth ; are the silvern and the golden sides of the same snieid. Inasmuch as proverbs are the brief narratives of experiences, and these experiences differ widely ...