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... subscribed exceeds £10, and various articles, including a handsome pipe, a cradle, scented soap, cups, telescopes, hats, coats, boots, &c, have been liberally promised. Parliamentary Petitions.—ln the House Commons during the week petitions have been presented ...
... or boot maker.—Apply to 8. C., Post-office. Week-street, Maidstone. FOR SALE. N ITALIAN WALNUT COTTAGE PIANO \ FORTE, Full Compass, Carved Truss Leg—splendid instrument—three lyears' warrantrys A bargain—£29.—Apply at 73, Melville-road, Maidstone. FOR ...
... SPRING BOOTS T ADI, __ a ' fancy boots. C HXL D R EN'S BOOTS in great variety. £J E W E 8 T 8 T YL E S for this Season. QENUINE HOWE'S SEWLNG MACHINES, Wheeler and *-■ Wilson a Sewing Machines, and Singer's Sewing Machines. JOSEPH VARLEY and SONS Boot and ...
... aascteof Uie said ?? THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, ?? t.ie~C_UNTY COURT of KENT, holden at Rochester. -i„ the Matter of Pro tors instituted by J oil- _-A-i>ius -ENSON, of Bexlev he-nth Inthe county of Kent manager to a timber mer-iantf-DAVID' ROOME, oia.Ob£j;se.lntoetot ...
... tumour when opaned was fount to coutaln feather Inch long. How it got there neither the lady nor the surgeon can Imagine. The Maidstone Journal says the accounts from the hop districts show that although there has been some improvement during the past week ...
... pa'd and the prisoner berated. DEPTFORD. PICKPOCKET CASES, AND THE THEFT BT A CLERGYMAN S WIFE. At the Wot Kent Quarter Sessions at Maidstone, on riday last, Irefore W. Balaton. Gaq., chairman, Richard Smith, 23. stonemason, was chanted on two indictments ...
... inspected. A straight drive took the party to Maidstone, but one of the carriages halted to briefly view the cemetery grounds, which were pronounced the most beautiful of their kind in England. The visit to Maidstone was for the purpose of inspecting the Charles ...
... erourrpoftile. jl A Apprentice to' theaoe-plto.Bukyi, Burlingtun-8treet. ?? T Ikte-aso Apprenlices to the General!)ra at the Golden Eagle, Great Geerge-street. pr ~l 1)ORTR Watedimmeiatey. Mstbh a man of na- t~istsable character and steady ?? at 14, I i ...
... steamer's funnel. In the name -of God, how many smoke clouds are there on that golden horizon ? They blend into one dense bank, ever advancing towards us, obscuring the ' golden evening as with a paU. It is the British fleet. The cannonade is deafening, ...
... fHE EAST KENT. FAVERSHAM. AND SITTINGBOURNE GAZETTL Sunday morning with half a salmon on a hoard to Kensington Palace. He proceeded to state that Mr. Hall followed his ordinary bunnem on Sunday, as he w other HAI sent out, and that ou going to bis Shop ...
... Lion-street, Nogton-folgate. 8 BOOT Trade -Young Women, used to looking over boots to warehouse preferred. Address A-Jer, 1»9, Globegoad, Mile-end. BOOT Work. - Wanted Female Fitter for Turaed-in work. Apply 33, Oibsoo-square. BOOT and Shoe Trade - Warned g“'iJ ...
... they gave. That, said distinguished writer present, “is an error from which even sovereigns appear not to be exempt.” The Maidstone Journal says the accounts from the hop districts show that although there has been some improvement during the oast week ...