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... present year Maidstone Mr. Raggett, Agent. Latubcth Bermondsey Mr. Leach. Golden Lane, 8.0 . Mr. Hutchinson. Westminster Mr. Lucas. Seven Dials .. Mr. Gyton. Woolwich Deptford . Signe.' at the meeting of thecommittee held at Maidstone, this =ad ...
... been used to the trade. Address 0., 2, Thanet-street, Burtoncrescent. BOOT Trade.—Situation wanted Shopman; age 22; good character. Address O. H., 39, Bandolph-street, Camden Town. * BOOT Trade.—a first-class Clicker wants Situation; few days a week not objected ...
... CHEER—GRANTS MOR a) wm CHERRY BRANDY, from the fine Kent Morelia, is delicious liqueur, and a meral favourite. A gvod remed: ness. It may be obtain hte through any wine merchant, or 5a T. Grant, Maidstone, at 42s. per duzen case. QAUCE—LEA and PERR the “ ...
... lst day of April, 1870. EMILY GWATKIN, of No. 5, Grnve-pla-e, Higbgate, in the county of Middlefer, and late of No. 421. Old Kent-road, in the connty of Surrey, milliner and spinster, adjudicated bankrupt the 'J7th day of November, 18C8— an Order of Discharge ...
... 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 ...
... CRYSTAL I ZED FRUITS Comprising— Apricots. Golden Chenois. Green Chenoto. Gree-gages. Dried Cherries. . ,fj ■£ Crystalized and Preserved Ginger, Ac., Ac. 'Choice Figs in Layers. Finest Almeria Grape*, - Kent Cobs. N»w Chosnats, Walnuts, Stc. Oranges A ...
... 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 ...
... and LIK.W.R Panel Offices, Eastgate-street ; Mr. H. Hewitt, The George Hotel, Slack Diamond- ■tree. : Mr. G. Bessell. Golden Boot, Foregate-street ; The IW-JM Office, Railway Station ; and from W. & R. Evans, Observer Office, Eastgate-street, or 6, ...
... 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 ...
... imposing upon the industrious and pradent for the benefit of improvident the idle The custom of celebrating copper silver and golden weddings generally known bnt diamond wedding the anniversary is of rare occurrence It just however been by Field-Marshal Count ...
... WALKING and DRESS BOOTS and also Great Novelties in POL 1 b H bUUI, SHOES. FRENCH SLIPPERS, RICHARDS'S SHOOTING BOOTS, and a first-class stock of -{ Clump Soles, 18s. 6d. ; J. warranted water-procf. HOUSE BOOTS, Plain 16a RICHARDS'S SEAMLESS BOOT including Satin ...
... Linseed Cake. ROBERT KAY, 58, WALMGATE, YORK, Opposite St. Dennis's Church. THE LEEDS HOUSE BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT. A large and well -assorted Stock of BOOTS and SHOES, chiefly home made, always on hand, at the Lowest possible Prices. Immediate attention ...