... journey to W arwrckshirc, and are .ure will long treasure pieastret rocollec-.ous of their Ti.it Kent and of tho hospiMlit.es Isieds Castle. - SHORTHORN SALES IN KENT. THE WATERING BURY HERO. Messrs. F. and Son'ssalo of young short-horn stock place on Wednesday ...

... makers ‘•j-ially cheap. Dans, 8, H-ekney. SEWING Machines. Davis’# Universal, for putting Springs in Old Boots: suitable for every description boot work ; reduced to £7 Ms. 2 SEWING Machines.—Davis’s world-renowned Period I>wkstitch Machine, for Dress ...

... West; third floor. 3 BOOT Work (Infanta’).—Wanted aMachinirt forThomas’s No. 2. Apply 513, Liverpool-road, Holloway. BOOT Work.—Wanted good ; good wages; also Learners for Flowering. Apply 2, Albert-road, Bonner-ioad, Victoria-park. BOOT Work.—Wanted good ...

... Apply 19, Wanaey-otreet, Walworth-road, * DRESS Making.—Wanted Improvers; comfortable home. 4, Elm-villa*, High-street, EStham, Kent. DRESS Making.—Apprentice to the above; one that does not object to make herself useful ; no premium. 48, Devonahire-street ...

... at 9.30. Blackshaw, Joseph, Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, china manufacturer— July 20, at 11. Bland, David, Blackheath, Kent, builder— July 24, at 2.30. Child, Edward Ogilen, Hali'ax, innkeeper— July 21, at lv Child, Mark, Hartlepool, Durham, attorney ...

... Six-horse Portable;, by Hornsby A Grantham ; equal new. Steam Milib, Hatcham-road, Old Kent-road. STEAM Engine. 4-horae table, also an Egg-end fot Bale. At J. Pearson's, 114. Golden-lane. 3 STEP-LADDERS. - Two very strong Step Ladder*; one 16ft long, Sft. Sin ...

... door. 2 BOOT Trade.—Wanted Sewere, outdoor, for Infants* Boot needle and thread. 5, Walb rook-street, New North-rond. BOOT Work. - CMbmeK Tickers and Bottonbole Worker**; constant employment for Rood hands. A. Sumner, 7, et, Pitzroy-aquare. BOOT and Shoe ...

... Marylebone. BOOT Trade.-Howe’s and Thomas’s Machinists for plain work. J. Shcara, 124, Cannon-strett-xoad, Bt. George’s East. BOOT Trade.-o«K)d>lachinita wanted, outdoor; also experienced Clicker; one that can cut patterns. Apply 198, ambridge-road. BOOT Machinist ...

... accused and found that the nails in his boots c;s exactly corresponded with the indentations in the soft clay. ed Several of the damaged bricks were brought into court, r1 and Dr. Goodeve compared the prisoners boots with the md impressions, and found they ...

... Apply 18, Salisburysquare. Fleet-street. _ BOOT Trade —Boys’ Shoe Men wanted ; constant employmen. Apply, after 4 o’clock, at 2C, Biabepsgdte-street Within. JgOOT Trade.—General Hand wanted. 151, Oo«wcll-road. BOOTS and Shoes.—Wanted Welt Military Ileelsmen ...

... —For Rale a complete Bookbinder’s Plant for the low sum £l5. Apply .at G, Manor-street, Old Kent-roud, b.E. BOOT Makers,—To h« Bold, solid Mahogany Gilt Boot; 60 Pairs Men’s Lasts. 1, Wulla-place, Gower’s-woJb, BUII.DEIIB and Others —Two ftet-mr straight ...

... closed the proceedings. The Kent Summer Assize was formally opened yesterday—4he judges being Mr. Baron Bramwell and Mr. Justice Blackburn. Thirty-five prisoners are entered for triaL There it one case of manslaughter in Maidstone, but no charge of murder ...