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... yours, &c., 6, Nr. W. Boots, Swan-st., Landport. J. J. JALFON. 7 St. Margaret's Bank, Rochester, 9th August, 1869. Mr.'Skinner has to express his entire satisfaction at the £ maner in which' his 'furniture was removed by Mr. W. I ce Boots, on the 16th June ...
... will promptly attended to. T. COOPER, THE POPULAR HATTER AND CLOTHIER FOR MID KENT, LITTLE HAT AND CAP SHOP, AND MID KENT CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, 54, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE. WBLL Tom, howgoes it now old boy, you're looking He'll fit you out, from head ...
... communications should be addressed to Mr J. Pearce, Wellington-street, Gravesend Kent. P. BRADSHAW, CARPENTER AND UNDERTAKER, 7, WINCHESTER PLACE, QUEEN ANNE ROAD, MAIDSTONE, OPPOSITE marsh street. THE UNDERTAKING part of the business ia conducted with ...
... 14. to learn the above. Apply 98, Kurbyatreet, Hatloo-garden. *_ BOOT Work.-Good Webbers wanted for Laulies’ Boots; constant employment. 3J, Fail bank-street, East-roan. e/ioy-roaa. BOOT Trad®.—Wanted Three Good Flowcrers on Ward’s ; also Headers for Ladies’ ...
... is often curious, sometimes is juries’ justice, and instance of such a curiosity is to bo found in the proceedings at the Maidstone Assizes. superintendent of police, last year in March received from woman named Mary James a sum of .£2jo. He promised to ...
... the living from the dead brother. A man named English, late a superintendent of the Kent Constabulary, was sentenced to seven years' penal servitude, at the Maidstone Assizes, for having unlawfully appropriated to his own use a sum of which bad been entrusted ...
... Saturday. :ibout or wee's ago, .Mr Blunt, a Carrier from Ilrenchley Maidstone, received a note And penny from the prisoner's sister with instrucitions to take to any chemist Maidstone and brine hack something in the evening. He took it to Mr Pardon's of ...
... and FEKKBODY, Wigmore-rtreet. London. W. THE AUTUMN— LADIES' BOOTS for i.uutry -.ear; kid, double soler, e'astic or button, 16s. 6.1.; [_>va_t _ cork siiks to resist d.imp. ?? toft house boots, ss. AI. Ilbutrate- catalogucs post free, with notice of convenient ...
... fishing shooting over above Mc mires, with coverts where a good head cf phea. sante may be kept ups two intim. and a halt from Golden Drove railway station, sill three and a half miles from the !woke% town of Llandllo.—Por particulars apply to F. LLOYD Bag ...
... which ha. just been paid) Paid per Share. Market price. Chelsea 100 .. 122 London .. .. 100 .. 122 Grand Junction .. .. 50 .. Kent 100 .. 122 Lambeth 100 .. 122 New River .. .. Not obtainable. ri . Southwark and Vauxhall, 100 .. 122 | (| West Middlesex ...
... Jamaica-road, Bermondsey. BOOT Trade.—Wanted strong Lad, one who can eew and stitch well; also Light Repairer. Apply 5, Hooper- Koiehtsbridee. GIRL wanted, about 15. Cook Shop. 333, Commercialstreet ; few doors from Cambridge Music Hall. BOOT Trade —Wanted Aporentice; ...
... charred late one undUtingaiskable mass. ; jef .SAFES ana _ —awxG>— KENT* PATENT VENTELATBD. the of fr«M frarMaM whtA eer.no t ear ether B*fe or RoCHfenler. Pnee £8 IB*, to £9O. G. KENT. Patentee end •# She Boterr Knife Cleener. end other Degertt* Leber-derW ...