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... E DENNIS, IT, English Street, now • pared to SUPPLY all kinds HATS, CAPS BOOTS, SHOES, and ready made CLOTHES. CLOTH* and DRAPERY GOODS, at the lowest possible whol*' Hale price*. Also. SUITS made to ORDER on th' shortcut notice. ROPE AND TWINE MANUFACTORY ...
... interest of education, they would suggest that the compulsory deities of the Education Acts can hardly be enforced until mud-boots and boats be provided for the use of the children in endeavouring to reach terra Threw (laughter). That the street is in a ...
... :-- Men's Elasticaide Boots from Ss 6d ; Laced Work. ing Boots, Sc ; ditto Bluchers, 6d ; Women's Elastic side Walking Boots from 4s ; House ditto, 2s 6(1; Slippers, 2s Gd; Children's Shoes from is per pair. Also Boys and Girls' Boots and Shoes in great ...
... Manufactory—Oakley Corner, Westminster Bridge Road. A Lege stock of OWN • MAKE to select from. No machine work. Any description of Boot or Shoe made to measure. Prices moderate. Two Prize Medals 1862. Netherlands, 1869. Paris, 1867. 11.,) OAST your MEAT with ...
... the United Kingdom Bill Posting Association. E DENNIS, 17, English Street, is now pre• pared SUPPLY all kinds of HATS, CAPS BOOTS, SHOES, and ready made CLOTHES, CLOTH* and DRAPERY GOODS, the lowest possible wholesale prices. Also, SUITS made to ORDER on ...
... explain what threatens td become an immense labour dispute in the beautiful counties of Kent and Sumer. . . . . . To the groat astoolshment of the peasantry of Kent and Kest Soma, farmers have these peat few days beau giving wholesale orders to reduce ...
... Thomas Cutbash, Esq., late of Yalding and Maidstone, Kent, who died in January last, was proved in London, on the 6th inst., under £70,000 personalty, by Mary Cutbush, the relict, and Thomas Edmett, Esq., of Maidstone. The will of Henry Wood, Esq., formerly ...
... Buffs, Col. Pierson, Ist Battalion Rifle Brigade, Col. M. Buller, R E , the East Kent Militia from Canterbury, numbering 672 men, Lieut.-Col. Pennefather, and the Royal East Kent Mounted Rifles (whn are at present undergoing their animal eight days' training) ...
... OF! WE, CARLISLE. GRANT'S MORELLA CHERRY BRANDY CSupplied to Her Majesty the Queen.) This delicious Liqueur, from the famous Kent Morella, supersedes the use of Wine in many Households—is much favoured Sportsmen, and is also recommended by the Medical ...
... ranged from five to twelve, were uniformly dressed in white serge, trimmed with blue ; they wore dark blue stockings and high boots, and sailors' hats, inscribed Marie. Their presence was one of the happiest features of the day, and it was not difficult ...
... John lugger's Maidstone beat Mr. W. Jackson Gover- ness Mr. J L. Madsna’s Wntsrwlleh Mr. B. Jsrdios DalU Second Bound,—Witch of K-dor beat Miss Jex Blake. Mias Bell beat ley '*). Dandy Davie beat KlttU Wake. Water Witch beat Maidstone Third Round -Witch ...
... districts rust has canned oonsiden.ble damage, and the majority of fields have a leaden instead of a golden hue. The results of thumbed-out fields in Kent, Surrey, Essex. Berko, Northampton, and Lincoln have not been satisfactory, and as the greater portion ...