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... IDE and BHOI _ 'the ofMefablisbed Boot and Shoe Business the late Mr John lUI, 17, Camden Street, pkrticalar* applj toMrJoHff H4LL, Bookseller, 4, Camden Street, North Shields, by 1 whom all Account*--Will be received and paid due ‘bruary (to, thMaiii ...
... be effected with the The Stock is entirely New and care full y selected, and consists of the best make of KENT INSURANCE OFFICE MAIDSTONE. BOOTS & SHOES FOR LA DIES, GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN, THE Directors are well-known, more or less, to all residing ...
... Without, wine merch. Ockmore, James, Old Kent-rd. fishmonger's assistant. Gurney, William, Maidenhead, ironmonger. Dunn, William Thomas, Aveley, Essex, bricklayer and builder. Collins, William, jun. Maidstone, out of business. hvard, Old-Bt. St. Luke's ...
... that she let her one room. The same afternoon witness missed pair of boots, whieh she afterwords saw fastened by the laces under prisoner’s apron. Sho said to her‘‘Oh, you have got my boots.” Prisoner said she had not, but afterwards gave witness the boors ...
... pair of boots, which was furnished with. the in3t. accused was and went away without giving the coat and boots He knew they were only his property during the time he was the guardians' employ.—Mrs. Hearsey proved tha„ the aocused pledged the boots produced ...
... J. Rod, British Star, Milton-road; W. Waddell, Windmill Tavern; T. Calvin, Man of Kent, Wrotham-road ; P. Robinson, Victory, Clarence-Arse ;W. Tutton, Hero of I Kent; F. Gardner, Mitre Hotel; E. W. Hayes, Terrace. Nivea. AND ROCIIIIIIVIL-J. Burton', ...
... Mole, London, improvements in the cn' boots and shoes. Dated November 9, 1869. riszh., John B. Johnson, London improvements it tb caoutchouc, gutta percha, a analogous guans Dafi 11, 1869. sre Famuel N. Shaw, Maidstone, improvemnats ID methods employed for ...
... MORNING, BY HENRY IGGLESDEN. AT HIS OFFICES, & HIGH STREET, ASHFORD, KENT, AND 99, HIGH STREET, RYE, SUSSEX, AND CIRCULATED IN MOST OF THE TOWNS AND VILLAGES OF EAST KENT. THE WEALD OF KENT, AND EAST SUSSEX. No. 758. SATURDAY, J fakes. BRIDON & SON, WINE ...
... afternoon witness missed pair of boots, whieh she afterwards saw fastened by tho laces under prisoner’s apron. She said to her “Oh, you have got my boots.” Prisoner said she had not, but afterwards gave witness the boots back. Witness’s husband told prisoner ...
... Vaughan, Alfred and Foutano, Btefauu Ventura, Park street. Cam den Town, pianoforte dealers. Reed. Henry Draper. New Cross. Kent, writer for the press. Kuos, Anders, Muscovy-court. Tower lull, com inisßiou merchant. Harvey. Benjamin Daniel, Drummond st ...
... . V4/ANTKD, strong active GIRL, about 16 yean old Apply 85, Kent-atieet. -line from the country preferred. . \ITASTKD, goed general BISK VAST, 18 10, for Hly- wood. —Apply «m. fumner, Golden Tea Pot, 81, Market-atreet, Farnworth. ■ . 11/ASTJED, a atrong ...
... King J. Rod, Britisl. ,mr. Milton itotd W. Wadell, Windmill Tavern T. Calvers, Man of Kent, Ner.haso Road P. Robinson, Victory, Six core Street W. Totten. linen of Kent F. Gardner. Mitre Hotel E. W. Haler, Terrace Street CUATUAII AND SOCRISTIII J. Burford ...