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... Sir Joseph Thackwell, • Waterloo hero, who died in 1859.—A Maidstone correspondent reports the death, at Maidstone, of Mrs Elizabeth W , who was in her 106th year, having been born at Maldon, Kent, Sept. 19, 1775. She had enjoyed exceptionally good he a ...
... ECONOMY is BOOTS AND SHONE at CLIFTORD FAMILY BOOT & SHOE WARBROTIBB. (Oppoints Jack 'Hotel), Established for sup lying very beat articles at possible prices for Cash. KIN'S ELASTIC BOOTS 7/6 to 15/6 MEN'S BALMORALS 7/6 to 14/6 WOMEN'S HOUSE BOOTS 2/6 516 ...
... Which the Derby and all be unusually profitable. 5 4 BROAD STREET, ABERDEEN. Straw Hats. Flowers. Feathers. Ribbons. A BOOTS! BOOTS!! 'Lame. Ornaments. Fringes, Pearl Slides and other Races and Great Events of the daf are timed. NEW ASSURED. KANUIt,BI3 ...
... years ago there was a aupenititious avoidance of September 14 arrow the juvenile nutters Kent. A capital story in reference to this is told still in Maidstone and Its neighbourhood. A regiment quartered there had in its hand an immense negro drummer ...
... to the poor law commissioners, and it now extends by means of its Several agents throughout the county of Kent. It is called the County of Kent Friendly Society, and among the many friendly societies whose rules and regulations I have examined, it deserves ...
... Sixpence a R. W. H. ATIONSONS fIHAMPION PLAT?, POLI..sII.* bold everywhere by ga Ironul Grocers, and Oil and Cu'perinea. BOOTS ! BOOTS 1 BOOTS ! ! WHO would about with Utak tom poking in the nod SHOW very best sad workmanship at the lowest prises 300? lIHOZ ...
... not sending their children to school pleaded that they were unable to find boots for them. The magistrate refused to take that as an excuse, and informed the parents that boots would be provided by proper application to the committee. At the Darlington ...
... pair of boots, th e t of Zdward Clark en the 14th March 1874, at Ten t Mr. St. An pigmented M. Clarks defended. evening of • fa gaeltion, the prisoner w en t t o shop of th .progagnior, In 17nion-idreet, Torquay, and to be ahewn a 6 infant's boots. Several ...
... patient. Combination with lodine accelerates worth, what she will give, and what her world,' Governor of the Kent County Prison, at Maidstone, the effects lodised presumably Farm and knowing what they are about, that the capital sentence upon the four ...
... MING, Ms WWI. 40, 4 CHAR. GARTON CO, BITTER ALE ', LAWRENCE RILL . Per Gino* GOLDEN ALE PALE MILD ALE, 6d. to ad. „ acrostic SOW =AWL T o OF THZ ni. UNIVERS/TT The TIZT BOOTS by le lel diem' le 0, i. Raw a ileN, /KM • amps' CULL= SHOT v. SOFT SHOT. caw= ...
... vicarage to that place was that the former in Surrey mat the latter ha Kent. and that he wished to avoid anise to Homeinotrer lase gaol. Storey, as ho would much have preferred Maidstone, the county gaol of Kest. Hi. friends, however. ascertained that the ...
... head of a cow in silver, with immense horns of pure gold, was found. A large girdle of gold, five gold vases, and immense golden buttons were also found. All these objects were marvellously worked. Among other discoveries are nine silver vases and numerous ...