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... Johnson's ditto, Timba’ Things not Generally Known, 6 vole.— H. Vice- Chairman's prize (Bev. J. Bailey) Pouehet’s Universe —Golden R. Honours, 2nd Class.— Mr. Johnson’s prize, Woods’ Homes without Hands— Robertson W. A. Mr. Johnson’s ditto. The Sea— Morton ...
... pleasure in nominating him again to be his saa rxets were quiet. Prices : Mid and East Kent, 24 to I churchwar lee for the ensuing year, and he should be I £6lO ; Weald Of Kent, £4.0 to 4415; Sussex, 15 to pleased to receive from any parishioners present the ...
... prices were stationary-20b. to 80s. per stone. KENT, Saturday.—The depression in the wheel trade has continued at the whole of onr markets held during the week, and very little business has been done. At Maidstone, on Thursday, with a short enpply on offer ...
... Illustrated Catalogue.—Riches & Watts, Engineers, Norwich. 19,847 LADIES’ WHITE BOOTS, 2s. 6d. per pair.—We shall offer for the approaching Season a Manufacturer’s Stock of WHITE BOOTS, much under tlio usual price, 2s. and 3s. Cd. per pair. —J. Buckingham & ...
... ruled firm, and prices tended upwards, ranging from 20s. 80s. per 36a. stone. KENT, Saturday.— There has been rery little doing again at our markets during the week. At Maidstone, on Thursday, trade was dull, and late rates were barely maintained. At Oaatcrbvy ...
... fully as dear; oats 6d. to Is. more money. KENT, Saturday— There has been slight improvement in the wheat trade most of our markets during the week in matter of prices, but trade has been by means active. At Maidstone, on Thursday, choice samples sold at a ...
... Lewis’s-yard, Magdalenstreet, was charged with stealing two women’s boots, value 4s. 6d., the property Messrs. Willis & Southall, boot and shoe manufacturers, St. Feter’e-strset. Hr. Kent appeared to prosecute. After hearing the evidence, however, the Bench ...
... written from Maidstone Gaol on Monday. It will show that ho has been subjected to painful annoyaaoe, which cannot bo too strongly reprobated in a case of mere suspicion of his having committed a horrible offeaoe Cell 33, Sonth Division, Maidstone Gaol, 8-5-71 ...
... Harris (17), Bennett’s Yard, Ber Street, boot maker; Arthur Haward (17). Nelson Street, Heigbarn, rivetter; George Snelliug (17), Lock and Key Yard, Ber Street, labourer; James Pond, (18), Paradise Row. NewLakenbam, boot finisher; James Breese (17), Brewers' ...
... was dressed in dark caesoek with a rod bortW and wore scarlet and over hii caaooek . pntple tippet, and on his breast small golden c«. conntenance rvaa naturally otan oilreme palh, though at moment alightly Sosbod with the mation of a deep y interesting ...
... Yarmouth [7073 WANTED, steady, actire MAN for WAREHOUSE WORK. One who understands the Grocery - WANTED, Cooks, Kitohenmaids, Boots for Seaside Hotels, Cooks for Yorkshire. Groom and Cook r«|nite Situationa.-Mra. 8. T. Cann, Bedford Street, Unthank s Road ...
... State. His title ought to indicate this.— Spectator. Mb, Lee has resigned hia seat for Maidstone, and Sir John Lubbock, who so nearly gained the election lor West Kent in 18G8, baa issued his addeeaa to the electors, promising general and hearty support ...