... U Juee on Drauns5t. A $SSUOSI HOTEL, OPPOSITE THE STATION, PRORPlETOIL KUWS MAIDSTONE FMtILY PALE ALES 1 uaranteed not to eontain ay imbstitte for Hops, i uhoe of ne ]Kent growth ued) CO 'S URTONALE9 ~l~D UINI~5' D STOUT, @, p. iISEtOP, WnlE AZD D~EER ...

... : ieir . r. W. Boots, Swa-st., Landport. J. J. JALFON. 1 np- St. Margaret's Bank, Rochester, 9th August, 1869. Mr.'Skinner has to expree's his entire satisfaction at the of maner in which his furniture was removed by Mr. W. md Boots, on the 16th June ...

... of inquiry appointed the as the best means of restoring the association, • Bvipecxed Maidstone.—Om Tnesday morning a bargeman named Charles Lewie, Beair- Mead, Kent, wet apprehended the potior there, the charge ef hiring murdered his wife Sarah, teems ...

... Sir, yours, &c., - . W. Boots, Swan-st., Landport. J. J. JALFON. St. Margaret's Bank, Rochester, 9th August, 1869. Mr. Skinner has to express his entire satisfaction at the maner in which his furniture wms removed by Mr. W. Boots, on the 16th June, 1869 ...

... Prospect-row, Portsmouth, single woman, who deposed that on Tuesday night last about eleven o’clock she met the prisoner at the Golden Bell, in St. Mary’s-street. He accompanied her to her lodgings, where he gave her 3s. She left the room, saying she was going ...

... previous to pur- chasing. Boots made to order at an hou's notice. Al goods warranted. Should a pair of our boots become un- rivetted they will be repaired free of charge. NOTE THE ADDRESS.-Edward Hanham's, South of England Boot and Shoe Factories, 2, North ...

... show, just now all birds are more or less in bad feather. rued vulture of Singapore, called a Tom Can, was ..h..sm by Mr. Boots, and attracted considerable atten: The c‘pcditions way in which he BWallOWed hen-e was a source of great marvel to the :•, ...

... : — Stewards of the Yard.— Messrs. W. E Fitt, B. Awbery, If. I Portsmouth, E. Curtis. J. R. Neate, G. Curtis, and ti. E. I Kent. Stewards of Sheep.— Messrs. R. Awbery and J. R. Neate. I Stewards of Horses. — Messrs. W. Fitt and J. Butler. J Stewards of ...

... J. JALFON. I Mlr. W. Boots, Swan-street, Landport, Portsmouth. St. Alar-'ref's Baik. Rnchester, 9th August, 1869. M1r. Skimier laq to express hid eni, e barislction at the manner in which his furniture was removed by Mr. W. Boots, on lhe loth June, 1569 ...

... Ityde. Having made the awards, the judges were entertained at dinner, which WAS Capitally served by Hr. Easton, of the Golden Fleece, public-bouse, Commercial-road, and to which between 30 and 40 sat down. The following tire the~ lists of the awards ...

... gone into was that of stealing three pairs of boots, the property of James Bishop, who carries on business as a shoemaker at 128, Commercial-road, Landport. In the month of January last three pairs of boots, which were hung in the doorway were stolen, ...

... COMPLETE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES IN THE SOUTH OF ENGLAND. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. IF YOU WANT EASE WEAR CLEVELAND'S SEWN or HAND-STITCHED BOOTS aud SHOES, noted for DURA- BILITY, NEATNESS, STYLE, aud CHEAPNESS, to be had only at THE SEWN BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT ...