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... e. BOOT and Shoe Trade.—Wanted first-class Shopman for country; good salesman and window dresser. Apply J. Hunt, 163, Strand. BOOT Trade.—Wanted good Riveters, and handy Boy for Finishing; constant employment. At 161, Unionstreet, Borough. 3 BOOT and ...
... for tea pence, The prisoners wen- traced Maidstone, where they were found in tho Windsor C.-ustle public-house, asleep in bed. They were awoke P.C. .Santier, from Durtfoid, company with inspector Hills, of Maidstone, who apprehended them. They said they ...
... Mesors, StoNE, N, Solicitors, Tunbridge el BIRTHS. U the 2ad inst., ut Hartlip, Kent, the wife of Fredk. Luck, ¥ q.. of ason Ou the 20U ult., at 3, Clarendon flux. Maidstone, the wife of deo. By Furber, surgeon, of a daughter. Om the 28%h ult., ar St. ...
... clothing, ready made, or made to masure, for all ages, all iobacsions, and all classes; also Hosiery and Drapery, Hate and Caps, Boots and Shoes, and complete outfits for all climates. All Goodsemarked ln Pnlain Figues. Any Artlo o exehanged if not worn or injured ...
... annum; the cash is urgently required little less would taken early settlement is arranged. Apply by letter only, to F. Reese, Boot Maker, 24, Church-lane, Whitechapel. MILE End Road.—For Sale, three substantial Sevenroomed Houses, underlet at £7B per annum; ...
... Elvas do. CRYSTALIZED FRUITS Comprising — Apricots. Golden Chenois. Green Chenois. Greengages. Dried Cherries. Crystalized and Preserved Ginger, &c, &c. Choice Figs in Layers. Finest Almeria Grapes. Kent Cobs. New Chesnuts, Walnuts, ke. Oranges k Lemons ...
... to BIT fLDERS and CONTRACTORS. E-JPERS for she ERECTION of a COAST i M-in !l peTrI^T^TION at Swale Cliff, in the conntv of Kent, ' Janua re next* m thiS ° fflce ° n ° r before tbe 25th day of i iT,J^L d *i aw » h ?? specification, and other particulars ...
... BGa, Berwick-street. Fowler, Mr., newsagent, 43, Silver-street, Golden-square. Lkdieu, Messrs. E. & A., newsagent,!, 22, Porter-street, Wood, Mr. H., newsagent, Marshall-street, Golden-sq. SOUTHWARK.—BaIdwin, Mr., Bear-lane, Blackfriaa. Hatfield, Mr ...
... lothbory, hit 11. larked en the ie an J. If. tio:Dere-bierneete onertetstner 4e Lod Insole leo.. Plymouth, after eite :deem, a boot three 711:31141fr0m 1.01.. 00 ‘w,i,l,t4e u.t4,fllber,beet..frOn.i ilfai,: ..t.7.,;t.t'5.,,4f,frri.vr;.,..114:7 ...
... millions of people, tliickly spread over such enormous surface ? As for Kent, have no doubt half its criminals escape trial altogether, because prosecutcrs dread equally Maidstone or the Old Bailey. We can quite conceive how quickly a wave the band would ...
... Ilel.-n J 212 Rev. J. U. WATSoN, Principal. Old Kent-road,' S.E., Jan. 9, 1871. Life sub -eription £10 10 Annual subscription 1 1 Money Orders should be made payahl.- at the Post office, 170, Old Kent road, S E. FmcM or Hi Item.— l, A. B„ do hereby give ...
... industrious tlood wages.-App!) M. A . The Kim*. Nottingham. Kent. K. ANTED, a good PLAIN COOK and GENETT SERVANT. A person between 30 and 40, good character. Wages CIC. There clean knives, boots, and get coals. Ac. A very ton. for table place for steady ...