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... of Wales. Established 154, 14, Catherine Street, Strand, London, W.C. Lists on applicution. HY. ARCHER and CO.’s NEGISTERED GOLDEN BIRDSEYE; VIRGINIA, RETURNS, Axp SMOKING MIXTURT Sold only in 2 or 40z. Packets, or 1-Ib. & i-Ib. T'ins, at €5 perlb, W ...
... of Wales. Established 1814, 4, Catherine Street, Strand, London, W.C. Lists on application. HY. ARCHER and CO'’s REGISTERED GOLDEN BIRDSEYE; VIRGINIA, RETURNS, aAxp SMOKING MIXTURE. Sold only in 2 or 40z. Packets, or 1-Ib. & L-Ib. I'ins, at 65 perlb, Wholesale ...
... have kept the solution for further examination by some one else, if necessary. I examined the boots, but could find nothing on them. By l&r. Poland—lf the boots had been blacked over it would have destroyed any stains. Evidence continued : The hammer I ...
... Printed and Puolished by Tmomas M. R 166 “mh: General Printing Offices, 4 and 5, High Street’“m Town, Sheerness, in the County of Kent.—S# November 11th, 1871, 4 Having REGISTER No. SH MIL BATHS CO A LARGE N already b inthe undertakit plications not ye posgible ...
... % y | 1618 Inten - 0. y bWi some g . e ~eent | further experiments will be mada. Dover, Maidstone, & places portions of the stocks of groceries, dry goods and boots s e IRR ccnmicosinnesss) ¥B5 730 732 | ¢35 - : -~rrarYy EpucarioN.—The authorities at th ...
... height about sft 6in. He is of thin habit of body, and was dressed in an old coat and waistcoat, patched-up trousers, and boots that had undergone a great deal of tramping. Mr. Poland stated the case against the prisoner at some length, observing that ...
... visitors, participate the enjoyment, and sip of the esculent f>od of a healthy atmosphere, a wide prospect of sea and land, a golden sandy beach, recreative meadows, where scores of cricketers exercise their skill and muscies, and miles of a promenade seawall ...
... MEMBERS FOR KENT. East Kent—E. L. Pemberton, C ; Hon. G. W. Milles, C. Mid Kent— Viscount Homesdale, C; W. H Dyke, C. West Kent—C. H. Mills, C; J. G. Talbot, C. Canterbury—H. A. Batler-Johnstone, L ; T. H. Brinckman, L. Chatham—A. J. Otway, L. Dover—A ...
... cannot fail to notice and be impressed with the comfortable appearances of the populous towns of Kent. We will select two or three as samplese Caunterbury, Maidstone, Rochester, Chatham, Faversham, Sittingbourne—some of the buildings of which are magnificent ...
... &e., can be registered until London, & London forwardl Faversham, Sittingbrue., Lochester, and Chatham Dover, Maidstone, & p]nccs' in Kent ..| Chatham, Dartford, Grave-| send, London, Rochcstcr.| Sittingbourne, &c .i Sunday cceeeeccccsccccece 7 ...
... adjourned for a month. TaHe MEMBERS FOR EAsT KENT.—Mr. E. L. Pemberton and the Hon. G. W. Milles, the Members for East Kent, with Sir Henry Tufton and Sir John Croft, who unsuccessfully contested East Kent at the last general election, were present at ...
... one trumpeter, and 28 gunners left to ioin the 2nd Brigade, stationed at Ceylon. WesT KENT GENERAL AND KENT CoUNTY OrHTHALMIC HOSPITALS.—HOSPITAL SATURDAY AT MAIDSTONE.—The committee in connection with this movement met at the Town Hall on Wednesday evening ...