... whatever of the latter. BREACH OP OP MARRIAGE. On Wednesday, a jury was empanelled at the Town-hall Maidstone, by the Under-Sheriff of the county of Kent, to assess the damages under a writ from one of the superior courts, in an action for a breach of promise ...

... Wathew's, 78 Buchanan Street. Prices, 5s. to £5. T'RESS Boote-Gentlemcn s, 20s selghtlyeolled, for l2B. 9d, 1J to effect ulearance.-27S Sauc' ueh Street. RESS Boots.-Ladies' Firet-class White Boots, is. 6d,; for DosaMty, ehccea t tO.U. Maie do.Pa4-,a.-271 ...

... last and sweetest thing in fashion is the Alexandra Limp. Shoemakers in London now offer their fair customers the choice of boots with equally high heels for each foot, or the far more charming variety of a high heel for one foot and a low heel for the ...

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... 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 ...

... post free Address Engineering Otflces. 34. Gullford-street, Russell-square. London. Office bowsfiom ten four. i I^DtjOATlON.—Kent.—Terras moderate. Situaili tion bcantifnl. Premises well adapted for a school. large and dry. -Letter atldressea U. H.. Uigham’s ...

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... your family disturbance. I A COUNTRY American editor, puffing a newv shop, says, in conclusion, We get a prime pair ) of boots for putting this in A JISCARDRD lover in Louisville wreaked his ven. gence by stealing the trousseau of theyoung woman r the ...

... I. READIK Moniii ivs will read his Boots at the Ii j and Nancy I (from Oliver Twist). Th, I as foi - Tuesday N, and Mr. Hob r's Party (fr 25, Nicholas Nicklcby (at Mr. 8 >>warf; Tuesday, Feb. 1, Boots, (from 'Olivt I'iie Morning K. will coi ...

... was then adopted. The Proposed Exi. AiuiEMENTOFyii.KENT CANTtn BURT Hospital.—Wo have great pleasure in informing th. supporters of the movement extend the present accommodation afforded in the Kent and Canterbury Hosp.ul, that the amount of the estimated ...

... W. Terry. Esq., 17, Abfhurch-lane. E.C. rfiothi BOOT“and SHOE TRADE.—WANTED, J. a Young Man. a SITUATION »s shopman. Two character. Country preferred. Aged 21.~Address 20. Bromjttou-road. London. the BOOT and SHOE TRADE-—RE* I QUIRED. a SITUATION, either ...

... THE DAILY TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY,' JANUARY 18, 1870. Mnnd»y. J*nn*ry 24, 1870. Cr-iy, Kent.—Mr. Atkins, the prin ...