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... the LITTLE HAT and CAP SHOP & MID KENT CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, 64,GABRIEL’S MILL, MAIDSTONB, T COOPER, late WOODWARD. FOR MONKEY JACKBTS, NOTED BOUSE CORDS, &e &o AND TEN NUMBBER SEVEN, KING STKERT, WEFK STREET, MAIDSTONE. GEORGE BAKER, DRAPER, SILK MERCER ...
... CASES. aes MONBY BOXES! — MONBY BOXES” O@NAMBNTS, de NOTTINGHAM HOUSE. FANCY DRAPERY AND LADIES BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT. | TO THE FEMALE OF MAIDSTONE AND KENT. LADIES, N addressing you at the present erisis on the of the of the United King- dom, permit ...
... our wealth. LEATHER BOTTOMED BOOTS ual cannot be uallec | That for pri ce atyle, and q All sorts o f Boots Repai either wi Lee ther or Gutta Percha. Gents’ Summer Boots from 53 6d; Ladies’ ditt. from 3s 3d. Gutta Percha Boots have « Stout Leather /nsol ...
... year Maidstone, 4*. ; Sevenoaks. 6s. Od. ; Strood, Us. Paddock Wood, J*. 3d. is also pleasing to add that Mr. Raggett has ala*) forwarded 14s. Id. to the Blind Institution, Kuston-road. London, ai the result the contribution box ut the .Maidstone station ...
... Knight. Bermondsey Mr. Ijchcli, Golden Lane, E.C Mr. Hutchinson. Westminster. . Mr. Lucas. Seven Dials Mr. ton. Woolwich . Mr. Leach. Deptford Mr. 'l’hos.Tassel 1. the meeting of the'cmumitteehcldal Maidstone, thii day December, I>*7*t. .1. 11 ...
... Alexander Randall, of Maidstone, who joined tho society ile formation, is also to bo noticed with regrot. “The report of the Royal Commission above mentioned on the slate of the lodgings and management of the hoppickers of Kent, has been extensively ...
... afterwards compared the prisoners* boots with the footprints, and found that Borford’s boots corresponded with one set of prints and Goodman’s with the other set. Five rows of nails were common, but it was unusual for boots to have seven rows. He watched ...
... for them, which will give the public an V opportunity of starting from either side every three minutes. TOWN OF GOSPORT. S TO BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. S T O BE SOLD, with immediate possession, in conse- -Lqoence of the death of. the proprietor, the old- established ...
... - ment. T TESTIMONIALS. cart Rev. ?? Lush, Vicar of Wessingtou, Derbyshire, late of L Waterloo, Hante, having employed Mr. Boots in removing ~'his furniture, can speak with entire, satisfaction as to the - care taken of his goods, and the personal supervision ...