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... ?? 1 _ S ?? B-Sfuktio* Boots, Balmorals, Shooting S^Sn-P 88 Boote, Hatt-WaUingtona, Bluchers, Oxoi__j_s, snip slippers, and Home-made Hand-stitched Deck i oot warranted. _ ?? BIDING BOOtS. CLEVELAND'S SCHOOL and WALKING BOOTS foi|BOYB ajad CHILDBEN ; ...
... last month. Soon after he was gone the boots were missed, and the police communicated with. Nothing was heard about him tUI a few days ago, when PoUce-constable Starkes ascertained that prisoner had pledged the boots at the shop of Mr. Baker, pawnbroker ...
... 30s. Ditto Stoat Is.dd. 12s. 24.. Delivered free by Dray or ()order to any within 10 wiles of Maidstone or Ashford, or to any Station on SOW. Eastern or Nth. Kent Railways. AU Goode frost this Kitablighwent warranted free Adulteration. Asset to Brit.* . ...
... wee by t h e &h em their am No odor madam is Mashed Brothers, of the Breen Highlands, last summer, for I n th• the boot lea th er. The boot.are valued at 60 dole per t° at the palasigal week% km legal per. The largest of the skies was 40 feet in length ...
... and • ——- Ruilty,. was committed for trial. Boots Havaht.— William Rateliffe was brought up on remand, charged with stealing two odd boots.—% waj stopped by Inspector Poole near the Vtuay liate with the boots concealed under his coat. It had been ascertained ...
... Ityde. Having made the awards, the judges were entertained at dinner, which WAS Capitally served by Hr. Easton, of the Golden Fleece, public-bouse, Commercial-road, and to which between 30 and 40 sat down. The following tire the~ lists of the awards ...
... bad on applition. The Trade Sui p i-'d. TIIoS 3USYAKD k SONS, THE NrBSEISIES. MAIDSTONE AND ASIIFI >ri». WILLIAM BROWN, * 1S E AND WOOLLEN DRA PER, 12, MILL STREET, MAIDSTONE. EXPECTABLE persons supplied Credit.— Terms, One Shilling in the Pound each week ...
... arti- ficial teeth invaluable. Price ss. AGENTS MAIDSTONE, Mr. 8. COX, Chemist, 85, Week-street, Mr. J. W. SIMPSON, Chemist, High-street, From whom mayjb* had (free of charge) small pamphlet OLD GOLDEN MORTAK. ESTABLISHED 1811. GABRIEL FRENCH, M.P.S.G ...
... ALLCORN, IRONMONGER, 30, STONE STREET, MAIDSTONE, MARCHANT & SON, WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS, DRAPERS, & GENERAL WAREHOUSEMEN, 13, 17, & 19, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE. Large Stock of READY-MADE CLOTHBS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES, LEATHER LEGGINGS, and GLOVES ...
... ' p GRIFFIN & CO., 2, THE HARD, PORTSEA. WET, COLD, AND DAMP FEET PREVENTED BY W E A R I N G DICK'S GUVT71A P1'RC&4 SOLED BOOTS. rHEY are the cheapest, best, and most durable goods s I T that are worn. The uppers and inner soles are made ; from Leather ...
... , My Knowles, Tunbridge road, Maidstone, aged Gb On tho ath loor, Mes. Downer, Perry.street, Muidstone, coed 42 o the Sthoest, Mes. Nichols, ‘Tanbridge road, Maidstone, aged 20, On the dlinst | ot Hope-street, Maidstone, Sarah, daughter of the late Mr ...