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... on Monday, the man Jamea Johnson was brought up on remand charged with violently assaulting Mr. Wm. Watson, landlord of the Golden Lion public-house, King's Bridge.—Prosecutor, though partly recovered from the inturies had reoeived prisoner's hands, appeared ...
... dlsarsms ol the round dunces. The meet complete perfe‘;t worlc ever published. Price one shiUmg.—Hopwood and Crew. 42, New Kent and Co., 23, Paternoster-row. IIATTTION.—The GRECIAN BEND.—HOT- , WOOD and CRE W, «, New Bond-street, are the eic'.ualre ...
... PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE DON'T CATCH COLD BY GETTING WET FEET Because the BOOTS in present use won't keep them DRY and WARM, but get a pair of DICKS' CELEBRATED GUTTA PERCHA SOLED BOOTS ! ! Which for appearance, cheapness, and durability are of world-wide ...
... 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 ...
... Tottcnhara. - t with pood dwractw; Uifrt in NowNorlh-n-ad ; 11.-tU.n h.t Y.iunjrOir!; two fnmily ; Apply Mr*. Hnekrtt 9, the Great Golden 2, Timldington. i 1 r.li.M. S-vv,.nt want*'l under wth giKkd Apply 1. Bpencer-road, Lommc-road, J|..n-w..y. X. S. d S. rrnt ...
... moderate and there fair show of foreign samples been confined within moderate limits prices have without change Mid Kents to £12 12a Heald of Kents to 16s Sussex £5 12s to Bavarians to 6s French 10s to Yearlings to cwt TALLOW The market Irm Y C on the spot cwt ...
... pair of boots, which she afterwards' ■iw fastened the laces under prisoner's apron; She said her Oh, you have got my boots.' said she had not, but afterwards gave witness the back. Witness's husband told prisoner leave the house directly. The boots were ...
... Lord George Bentick in 1848 would be a profitless task. There is no reason for asserting that with Lord George Bcntick the golden age of purity and patriotism departed, and the iron age of unscrupulous intrigue and adventure began. Much the same things ...
... conduct. The Clerk having written to the guardians of unions in East Kent for their co-operation with the guardians of this Union in obtaining the erection of asylum ' tor lunatics in East Kent, letter., reply were read - from several of the Clerks applied ...
... the dome itself beautiful aspect Its salient-features gold” row'of atthe of the on gilt the of a belt of molten it llttrally golden fire effect beautiful but the itself not sufficiently lighted religious over great of the building to congregation is not ...
... l‘uxuau. fell between the flw. .ndthee-m:ge-vhilonppingfmnn train at the Maidstone station, just after it had arrived ; fortunately the train was motionless. He was removed to the West Kent Hospital, having sustained only a fow bruises, and is recovering. A ...
... Royal Star Hotel, Maidstone, at Three o'clock to the minute. The Exporter has decided upon making this the Depot for Kent. EDWARD PARSONS FOWLER, Exporter, Jersey. Estate Agency Otfi;e, 23, High-street, Maiditone. 16, ALBION PLACE, MAIDSTONE FURNITURE AND ...