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... THE ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH KENT RAILWAY. {rightful accident occurred half-past four on Friday afternoon in the Blackbeath railway tunnel. The faat train leaving Maidstone at 2.40 p.m. ran into a ballast train a quarter of a mile down the tunnel from the ...
... Eastern Rail- blishments is very larze. way Company have also experienced loss by damage done to their stations on the North Kent live. It is that 30,000 barrels of ganpowder ex- loded. The smoke did not subs de for half an hoar. be embankment of the River ...
... and stayed for several days at the Angel Hotel in that town under the assumed name Captain Brown. He, bowever, sent the boots several times to the telegraphoffiee for messages addressed to Captain Craig, and therefore there is no donbt entertained ...
... Infirmary. Established ISO 4. WALTER ELLIOTT, 71. MVEKET PLACE, Axd THE GOLDEN BOOT, 92, WESTBAR, Invites attention to his large and well-selected STOCK of LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES, which, for Price and Quality, cannot Ix- surpassed by any ...
... BLACK- HEATH RAILWAY TUNNEL. The terrible calamity which occurred on Friday evening in the Blackheath tunnel, ou the North Kent Railway, has caused the greatest alarm among those accustomed to travel by rail. It is miraculoua that the I068 of life among ...
... imprisonment. JFaZier Parker, IG, grinder, and Charles Parker, 13, saw-handle n-aker, pleaded guilty to stealing five pairs of boots, the property of James McHugh and another, at Sheffield, on the 19'h September, 1864. Charles was tentenced to five years' ...
... afraid to com- plete tbeir toilettes, appeared in simple crinolines. Some bad pat on boots without stockings, others stock- ings without boots. A few appeared with one boot and one att eking ; and one— ber appearance was more absurd than any — hsd attired ...
... BI ; BC1 > L SETTLEMENT, in the Prorince ol Auciianti, Laying been formed by the Iloneer Party, which left England in the Golden City, in Nov., 1863, a ?? Settlers are preparing to follow in the month of April ncr? to take ?? remaining Land of the fine ...
... TINKER, Bee Hive Shob Establisumeitt, 16, High steeet. GENTLEMEN'S STRONG CLUMP ELASTIC SIDE and BALMORAL BOOTS, SHOOTING and FISHING BOOTS, DRESS BOOTS Sc SHOES, and every Description of HOUSE SHOES, Fancy ana Plain. JOHN TINKER, Bbc Hivb Shoe Establishment ...
... (Opposite ist. Paul's Church). JOHN TINKER Rece to anrounee the Completion of his immense STOCK of BOOTS and SHOES tor the present Season. ICCO Fairs of WHITE BOOTS (for Christmas) from 23. Gd- per pair. LEGGINGS and OVERSHOES in large Variety. JOHN TINKER, ...
... MANAGER, E. B. GRIND ROD. WALTER ELLIOTT, 71, MARKET PLACE, And THE GOLDEN BOOT, 32, WESTBAR, Invites attention to his large and well-selected STOCK of LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES, vi hich, for I'ricc and duality, cannot be surpassed by any ...
... respected. Cas^on.— Sept 26th, suddenly, Mr. Samuel Casson, Bridge- houses, a^ed f>6. Boot — Sept. 2ith, at Troway. aged 83, deeply regretted, Elizabeth, wi c of Mr. John Boot, late and for many years of ihe Black a Moor's Head, nt tbat place. Nicholson. — ...