... CUN THE POST PRICE ONE PENNY BOOTS! _BOO7S 11 I “«iSSr largest Stock in Town Gents’ Winter Mr JOHN FINDLAY, J3GOTS and DHESS BOOTS ; Le-Tant, I Dear Str, Seal, and Alorocco Winter HOOTS: House BOOTS! we had given in Kid and Cashmere ; also Warm Wool Lined ...

... ADYEBI'ISEK. NOVEMBER 5, I6VJ, TilE GOLDEN SQUARE TRAGEDY. IHQUE3T. On Monday Mr. Bedford resumed at St. Po»»nd»rtm)t, London, the inquiry re- Ppectirg tK® dostb the two unknown t>trrt.-us who were found at No. IS, Golden-square. Mr. Dnnlcj» stated that every ...

... rtcilook matching 1 , i Super ditto M . i Wlmfc, Barley, s. Pees, Tarea, PtKXCSS rxß L». ! Southdown hoys. . 1 6 Kent fleeces Southdown owaa and wethors 1 i\ ditt0 Clothing, picklock MANUEES.~ Cereal Manure, for r . Bean Manure ...

... of the Daily X „■ lowa.? description of hop-picking in Kent, end th. mping performnnee practised noric. __ The walk was right pleasant in the fresh cool «hme of the mornin;,-, with Maidstone K.n • warm among its trees behind, and the M, r^ ttrolSd ...

... to swim ; on the cont following | East Kent gold- £3.) £8. s. | must think it extremely desirable that ever; put it did INS 5 10 to 6 12 | Mid Kent | as well as every man should acquire an a ies Mr Weald of Kent5 5 6 0] Sussex .. 5 0) . wig ies. «| ...

... Street, ou containing Wearing Apparel and Reward ow returmms and if found aiter this uotice they Marketlay, a Par a Pair of Boots. in the possession of any persot will be prosecuted. : OME-MADE CHEESE — Parties requir- ing the above will please apply carly ...

... have intention -of Fatal Accident.— 1 fatal accident has occurred to a party of Chatham men when driving at Harming, near Maidstone. Mr. fialdook, a naval pensioner, Mr. Whitfield, plermsster at Chatham, and two men named Morris and Smith,were on Frida; ...

... ailure. Nearer ana nearer lean demand from the north, rn snd counties. oars bending at every stroke, the b Appl-* > pears from Kent arc largely supplied. Conti- bi te r with noisy rash—twenty ■™mw . ,C d,: .. d. .. —htieen—t.n —yard. I set my teeth, nnd ...

... three younger children in eqnal shares.—The will, dated September 28,1872, of Mr. Rjahard Godfrey Bosanqoet, formerly of Maidstone, Kent, and of Great Ormeeby, Norfolk, but late of No. 1, Bryanstone-plaoe, who died oa the 15 ult, was proved on the iast. by ...

... should stick at hoam; | for ae. Yon won't ask me to do what Tea boot tha’lt goo hoam a rich man yet. Ah dean’ Jim,’ she said, ‘beginnin’ to ery, * indeed wan’t to goo hoam to stick, boot ah’d loike tosee th’! now? And with that she left us. F | Jim looked ...

... husband. Scurvy, Ringworm, Itch, Rodneys, Pimples, Eruptions, and every form of skin di-ease, entirely and effectually cured, by Golden Lotion-.a,yd.aa * la. chemist* everywhere WAkhurat A C0.,8. Lambs Couduit-stLoudon Embezzlement i» Glasgow'. —John Miller ...

... gallop, his wateh telling him that he had the game in his hands. He wore a loose grey dress, a flexible beaver hat and Hessian boots. He is a gcod-looking man of thirty, compactly built, rather undersized, and with a | neat black beard. His steed, handsome ...