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... the ticket-of-leave gentleman work, «h he did on the Maidstone and Sevenoaks Railway, ioi Maidstone district, mason, Mrs. supplying! with a new outfit of clothes and tools. Prisoner cam* Maidstone about the above time and commenced taking his abode at ...
... on the 16th of October. Prisoner pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to three months' hard labour. Frederick Grainger (16), boot closer, and Richard Grainger (14), printer's apprentice, were charged with breaking and entering the warehouse of Mr. J. F ...
... pieviously cautioned his employers not attempt the ford if th- water was at ail high, setoff in company with a lad of the name ..f Kent. He transacted hia business in Tho ney. and when mt start 'or home wa* cautioned two individuals that the risk of passing the ...
... and raaoufafr turer. V. Cbarjottewt.. Fliaroy-aquarc. T-kUY R()TARY KNIFE CLEANER J* .hat doee not boar Kent's trade-mark, with the word* ** Kent Patentee and Manufacturer, 190 High Holhorn, l.ondon. other* are deceptive ImltaUona. not thoae eaten* ;V‘i ...
... any house in the trade. Gentlemen's Balmor 1 Shooting Boots, warranted, only 12s. 9d. per pair. . , tn Labouring Men's Strong Half-Boots, guaranteed equal to bespoke, lis per pair. Ladies' Kid Boots, from 3s. lid. to Ss. 6d. Chrildren's Boo's&nd Shoes ...
... by the Society of Arts), Otted with noto paper, envelopes, blotting book, pens, h^tlcis, aad pencil. 200,000 already sold. Kent free by post for ipa.— PAEKINB and LOTTO, 25, Oxford-street, London^ ri!o COUNTRY REBlDENfS.— Fifty samples JL for two stamps ...
... INCORPORATED THE “SPORTING TELEGRAPH.” QORDING’S 12oz. GUINEA GOSSAMER, QORDING’S PISHING BOOTS. QORDING'S FISHING STOCKINGS. QORDING’S GAME BAGS. QORDING’S SHOOTING BOOTS. CORDING’S WATERPROOFS FOR THE Till * Firs. 231, Strand, Templr Bar. BOOK ON GENTLEMEN’S ...
... George. Haslinn. hot .k-.‘p:r. Jan.‘J-i-Hastings. Weston, George. De-hy. d-al. r. Jan. 1. -D.-by Wilkinson. Eunice. Hhcernev., boot dealer. Jan. - Sheeruess. Williams. James Blrkouli, 1. publican. Jan. 15- Liverpool. fcNOTICK SITTINi-.S FOR LkST EXAMINATION ...
... -250 large bear and other skin mats, os. each; 141 gentlemen's real sealskin waistcoats. 15s. each. V - OUTHS' and CHILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES, in every variety of material andfcue, of th ebest make and at reasonable prices. -J. SPARKEs HAI.L Loe - maker to ...
... MANTLES, SHAWLS AND MILLINERY, FOR THE SEASON. E , CARFAX HOUSE, HORSHAM. CALICOS REDUCED TWOPENCE PER YARD. Boots! Boots!! Boots!!! GOLDEN BOOT, HORSHAM. TAYLOR, LATE THORPE, Has the Largest and most varied STOCK in HORSHAM. W. King, Draper ...
... free on application to T. Heath, Chemist, Lindfield. Hurdles, Hurdles, Hurdles. SEASON, Cooper and Hurdle maker, Maidstone Road, a Marden, Kent, begs to inform Farmers and the public generally, that having a large stock of WELL SEASONED TIMBER on hand he ...
... the basement of the buildings and turned off the gas great persona) risk. Again, on the 9lb of May lost, an alarming fire in Golden-lane, five persous were saved from the danger of suffocation ; on the 25tb of June three were rescued by a fire-escape from ...