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... have spared pains nor expense in taking care that she should be provided with every necessary to alleviate her sufferings. MAIDSTONE. The Midsummer Quarter Sessions for the Borough were held Saturday last at the Town Hall before R. H. B. Marsham, Esq., Reoorder ...
... ()V ERNESS PUPIL in Ladies' School. Premium 1131 moderate and edncational advantages olTered.—Addreas Alas. West Mailing., Kent. GOVERNESS, not nnder SO, to instrtet 3 girls tinder 12, in thorough English and music. Mast take charge of their wardrobe ...
... Mr Jamieson, or to the gamekocfieni in that neighbourhood who have sccu it.—K. Bond (Gunmakcr. X bet ford). Hooded Cbow in Kent During Summer. - About midway from Ashford to Canterbury was surprised to see hood'd crow oo the of June, and 1 think another ...
... ANTED.—A G ERAL SERV £ (soul) Wanted 6 Fr Up at once.—Apply at 12 South Wellington St, after or THRE NITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, KENT Hf the us: Public Worship canal Forenoun, us ANDERSON. ‘July 7. 7. also. a nam! Basters and ANTED, Six Pirst-Clase fur Shirts ...
... STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES, Having made ADDITIONS of several NEW KINDS suitable for the present Season. .A. LARGE STOCK OF Strong Home-made SHOOTIM BOOTS, from 14s. 61 to 245. per Pair BOYS' ...
... Union-road. Newington cansewnv. principally « atrents per r.nnum. Wn-Jf, , ioaiTawav's. and Mr. Scarle. Auctioneer Valbrook. «d Kent —Brussels Carpets. Fat ending, frame f>lnlncTlS? Enclosed sideboard. Chimney Gta^pairs Ac. M E*SHS. AVLETT nnd M the Auctioneer* ...
... A.V., who also secured another prize. Tho winners of the Yeomanry prime were : East Kent, Quarter-insister Alexander, Pnviste It. Hobday„ and Sergeant Wood. West Kent :—Sergeant Bobbett- Private Fuller, arid Corporal Eley. The principal All comers' prizes ...
... Whitochapil-road. 3 ld * Fixtures; Two I Sign Board*. !t by and 28. 310. Golden-lane. 8 HPREACLE.—The Best Green Treacle, at IS*. 6d. per any quantity. M. Wilkin*. US. Golden-ule.si: Y'KLOCIPEDFS -Gentlemen requinna first-clam^MaZ srs Saa aattr VV OM ...
... S3, Little Pulteney-street, Golden-square. B__ Servant (Good) wanted, about 17. the Royal Standard Coffee House, 124, Shaftesbury-street, Shepherdess-walk. City-road. ENEUAL Servant (Good) wanted; wages from to £10; boots, knives, windows dean; nursegirl ...
... DISSOLVED. G. and J. W. Hawkslcy, Sheffield, manufacturers of shooting tackle—W. and P. Miliar, Tonson-place, Harrow-road, boot manufacturers—J. Wadsworth and Co., Edenfield, near Manchester, felt manufacturers; as far regards W. Haworth— Brough Brothers ...
... Snell, and W. Heale. The minutes of the previous meeting were ! read, and the balance announced to be £3,114739.1. Mr Waghorn, boot and shoe maker, Chatham, j applied for a boy as an apprentice, and the Board allowed him to have a lad month upon trial. The ...
... noisy crowds, demanding advance of wages. In Kanturk they compelled shopkeepers to sign an agreement not to import English boots or shoes. Strikes have also taken 1 place amongst the workmen employed nn the Fermoy and Lismore Railway, which the Duke of ...