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... so far regards Lovatt and G. Payne. —B. Glad win AW, H. Wheeler, Sheffield, wholes tie boot dealers.—T. A3. Wood, Nantwlcli, curriers.—R. Knight AB. Morgan. Maidstone, drapers.—J. A Co., Leicester, architects—T. Roper AB. Sabine, Plymouth, linen drapers ...
... had written letters only, as -' when we read his novels we grudge the time he employed onl anything else:- I B3roadstcoirs, Kent, let Sept., 1813. My dear Fields,-If I thought sn the nature of things that you end I could over agree eis paper, touclsimg ...
... GLAZERS. Apply lin. V Whiteley and Sons, Lockwood. F 12560 TTANTED, Twenty good steady RIVETERS for the boot and W ehoetrade, Apply to E, Scotter, Boot and Shoo Manufactarer, Newcastle.on-Tyns. mo JOURNEYNEN CLOGPIERS.-Forty men wanted, to work at I OLOG ...
... ktchofn garden, eniilattig ad te romscarafailyeodeslco. J, B. IDod~ioa, 2, C~inr~c l~ileinr, Helheoso, Iganheser.G 1 51205 KE.NT'S BANIK, near Grange.-To ho LET, ait a moderate Tent, f Or one o oeYas spaclis Famnishiod ll I8E lItreslaralge itttiog aRrdIennoen ...
... bales. THE HOP TRADE V KENT, Aug. 17. Mr J. Tebos furnishes the following : X ABNHAM.—Since the hot weather the hope in good pounds have made a little improvement, Vut threefourths of the plantation* will scarcely grow a hop. MID KENT.—In the parish of Tovii ...
... rfrenecs. J. Ellis, 1, Mluryet-plac, .llrton-on.Tcont. ATIE BOOT TOP TRAOEI-Wanted Binmdiatoly, two goad nitters ood wages. Constant eaploymeut. Apply Isaso Strden, Bing1ey. W ANTED, in the boot tradI, good RIVEyEorSk Auoonstant work. i Apply W, HaUl, Apirysta ...
... finally attempted to throw her ont of the window. Now for all this Mr. Maude has given Thomas Moore a month of hard labour in Maidstone Gaol. No one (says the Daily NewsJ can for a moment suppose that the punishment is adequate to the offence ; and no doubt ...
... Sesltienter'i'olieidientth, 1871. AIi'. WHo'1TfATIT will Sill by Auction, F 'e'i~ci r Cionsignmen'tt of 30 Pockcets of fine Kent A and~~~~ste Smeeezex flops. tilel tit cite o'clock. Middelesbte'. Pc' 7er. I'. WeILT.TOAN, at lien loueee of Yis. Poll, k-nown ...
... Duckett, of Morton, the night previous. at the West THert oF Boots.—On Monday, Riding Court, a respectable-looking married woman, named Margaret Smith, was charged with stealing a pair of female’s boots, the property of Mrs, Brown, of Cleck- heaton, Prisoner ...
... 123 from Cstend, and 211 from Rotterdam. Mid and East Rents, to Weald of Kent, to £l6 Sussex, £7sa to£99a: £ll to £l6per cwi. Yearlings :-Mid and East Kent«,£3to 10s.; Weald of Kent, £3 £slsa; Sussex, £3 £5; and country, £4loa £l6r. £2 per cwt. LONDON COAL ...