... Edwards—Tailor, Clothier—Boot and Shoe Maker, would respectfully call attention to the great convenience and advantage of being supplied from one EstablishmentwithanydescriptionofGENEßALDßAPEßY —Boys and Men's Clothing—Hats—Caps—Boots—Shoes— &c., &c. Every ...

... from tbs flns Kent Morelia, being the most delicious liaaeur, is by men of high standing in all esses of weakness, and in vanens intsmsl disordars. It may obtsioea through snywino mrrrhant, or direct from T. GRANT, d striler, Maidstone, 4S«. per dozen ...

... _ viyjACHl»lBTB iyjACHl»I8T8 (Good) Apply •tf*,Citr M **** 1 * * f»ird ftl ro«t, *4^. ~ ACHlNlOTwaftted, raurt be ««eg L Boot work; ako toed Ranker. At U. Herim a. 7, H»'xton-fq»«Te. - M toßVioiwMuU-. AWlrl'. Timbvn-*' *- c - Machinist (Eipmwrfi «“ ...

... dealer, at Maidstone. Heshowed them to the prisoner that morning, and admitted selling them to Mrs Saunders. Wituess then read the warrant, when prisoner said it was all n?ht that he had sold the coat to man namedl Roland, in Stone-street, Maidstone, and the ...

... Soham BOOTS AND COEN. Clara 20. Brat four Mangolds (long rod), 65., Mr J. Wells, Tannington; 2nd, 2s. 6d., Mr. J. S. Clarke’ Worlingworth; 3rd, la, Mr. J. Thurlow, Hscbeston. Class 21. Beat four Mangolds (long yellow), 2nd, 2a. «d., Mr. J. C. Kent; 3rd ...

... Is., and , costa. Rickard Byrne was charged with deserting from the Kent Artillery Militia. The prisoner had been in the band, and was apprehended another member, who found him Golden Green. The Bench remanded the prisoner, in order to communicate with ...

... employment 7. pton-street, Fiuroy-squars, W. BOOT Fitter wanted. l>. WcUerta, 4*l, HampsyaJ-road. BOOT Trade-Wanted a Girl to Batten with at the needle; Flowering done for the trade. Loft, Emle-erreet, City-rond- BOOT Trade.-Good Ma. wanted for Howe’smachin ...

... workman. 3% Sekforde-streel, Clerkenwell. 3 TRAVELLER wanted for the Boot Trade; one with another commission preferred. At 164, Union-street. Borough. 3 WELLER Commission wanted. Boot and Shoe ft Tradi?. Instance, letter, *1 BaUifwd-lsrroce. Grove-road ...

... doubtful if any god-like youth, full of poetic fervour, would have gone to our hearts like the heavy ploughman with his muddy boots and his shamefaced modesty. The air of the country is about hira. There is a sweet air of new-turned earth, and the aromatic ...

... Friday Berksfield Johnstone’s. Sip. aucor rt—Tue9da> Thornton, Saturday Kennels, 10:30, „ _ , Kent. East—Tuesday Waldershare Park, Friday Horton Park, Kent. West—Tuesday Horse and Groom, Thursday Farninglum, Saturday Meojrtiam Court, 10:4**. MR-Mondav ...

... Csoicn-grow. rovl, PeekhAm. a si'll wanted for Howe's Machine ; also read- Boot Taekrr* ! M*H wanted; al». Oiri for atreet. Fiirroy-equare. and Shoe Trade.—Wante«l iroo.l on Ward'a Boot —h idght ; ol B« E. [OUT F.-.-r-n Wud’. Sl.biJ, • Ua*-to» BoUmwton-street ...

... tUgc-row. Nelson- Imace. City-cond. BOOT Work. —Pirst-dass Howe’s Machinists wanted; good wages and coeetan* employment: also Webbers ana Girl for Hhop. 13, Adelpbi-terrace, Old Ford-road, comer ArtKur4.tre ...