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... MAIDSTONE k KENTISH JOURNAL, NOT. 19, 1870, top table, he did not find it ao throofed with toe old faces, but he saw at the bottom of the table, the same three gentlemen who had tilled similar positions for many many years past. The (op table showed many ...
... MAIDSTONE k KENTISH JOUBNAL, NOV. 21, 1870. Irish song, “The Birth of St, Patrick,” Mr. Fielding. The Chairman next rose propose the health of the Town Clerk. He believed that it was 25 years ago to-day since they elected Mr. Sharland to the office. Many ...
... held the ground now occupied by DICK ? LEATHER BOTTOMED BOOTS That for price, style, and quality cannot be equalled. All sorts of Boots Repaired, either with Leather or Gutta Percha. Gents' Summer Boots from 6d; Ladies' ditto, from 3d. OBSERVE,—Diek'I Outta ...
... RUGS, BLANKETS, Ac. BOOTS and SHOES in great variety for the coming season. NOTE THE ADDRESS : W. STRANGE, HATTER AND OUTFITTER, 21, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE. TAKE NOTICE OP THIS. COOPER^ LATE WOODWARD, LITTLE HAT & CAP SHOP & MID KENT CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT ...
... - Col. Williun R. Buck, 26th Kent (Royal Arsenal, Woolwich) Rifle Volunteers ; Major F. John Wood, 23rd Surrey Rifle Volunteers ; Capt. John D. C. Farrell, Kent Rifle Volunteers. Lieut. Frederick William Chapman, 26th Kent Rifle Volunteers. The undermentioned ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... MORELLA CHERRY BRANDY, the produce of the hne KENT MORELLA CHERRY is now established favorite in the Hunting and with Sportsmen generally. It may obtained throng any Wine Merchant, direct from the Distillery, Maidstone, at 42a. per dozen case. [15,914 Look Here ...
... Bideford Bridge Mrs Hine fi2 Hancock 8 Hancock Esq fit Lance Nov Maidstone Anuic A Lance Esq Paymaster RN formerly of Stoke Lewis Nov 12 North Walk Barnstaple after short illness Mr C for years Golden Lion Hotel regretted Manning Nov 9 Farm Southmolton infant ...
... mstnaetißD. Apply 36. New Kent-road, ar Elephant and Castle; middle toeu. LEARNERS wanted at the Artiflclsl Flosw Ra«ine(« ; paid from the first. 3, Rosomaa-rocws, Northampum- L EARNERS wanted for Wilson’s, WUloox Gibbs's, Singer's; Boot work. Flowering. Vamping ...