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... preat-mcm. which had attended their efforta, hot ““t™ doubted whether any instructooo tochn character had been attempted in Maidstone, that then was room for it was undoubtedly true, chairman had eiven two instances where there was undoubted room for improvement ...
... letter only, stating lowest price. Addiesa Mr Penman. 8«. Upper loisoman-street. BOOT and Shoe Trade.-A goolSecimdbMd Cutting Press wanted, by D. Joseph, Wholesale Boot Manufacturer, 36, Fore-street, City. BRASS Dust, Oun. and Pot Metal Dust, Founders’ ...
... August 30th, 1871. To the Boot, Shoe, and Leather Trades, Shippers, &c.—Sale This Dav, at 50, Pentonville-road, near the Angel. TV/TR. w. MATON will Sell by Auction, THIS DAY, at 1 prompt, on the Premises, as above, 500 Lots of BOOTS, SHOES, Leather, Hosiery ...
... your patriotic spirit, and your work of faith, and labour of love. MAIDSTONE SCHOOL OF ART. PRESENTATION OF PRIZES. The presentation of prises to the successful students at the Maidstone School of Art took place on Tuesday evening, at the Corn Recharge ...
... _ ■ 800 rWork.-Boot Fitter wanted i r Cashmere work. Apply 1. Orafton-street, Mile-endroad. BOOT nnd Shoe Trade.—Sew Round Hindi wanted for °Fe!tWoTk. By Joseph, Wholesale Ladies’Boot Manufacturer, 36, Fore-street. City. street. BOOT Trade.—Wanted a ...
... from 7. Apply, by letnr, Messrs. & f}io*blee, Psulswork, Bow-common. E BOOT and Shoe Trade.—Wanted Clickers and Rew-roaod Men. B. Swift Co., and 77, St. Johi-atreet, Smltbtteld. BOOT Work.—Wanted good Men Fitters, Machinists, Howe’s and Thomas’s; best wages ...
... Johnstreet. ■ §_ BOOT and Shoe Trade.-Wanted goc Riveters and Finishers fur Min’s Clump work. Apply 302, Eaststreet, Walworth. BOOT Closers Makers wanted, Men’s and Boys’ Strong Work. Apply A. m, 31, Union-street, Borough, B.E. BOOT Trade.- -Wanted r ...
... charged with stealing a pair of boots, the property of James Honan, on the 28th September. ** **—fc a.nnreh*»aded OQ charge being drank and notons, when the boots were fonnd in his possession. Enquiries were instituted and the boots were found belong to prosecutor ...
... one used to a Binder's Shop. Apply IS. bUerborne-lane, King William-s.reel, City. BOOT Trade.—Want»s a Youth, used in a Sale Applf.tMt. Hicham’.. »W. Lmtch')U»e. . BOOT and Shoe Trade.-Wanted as improver. » aliout 18. the above trade. Apply J. A.,Lang ...
... to bewevived the defunct title of Earl of Thanet. If this be true, the East Kent Liberals will gnash their teeth with a vengeance, for in Sir Heury Tufton they have had a golden goose that promised to lay eggs for wire pullers for many a long day to come ...
... to iill*t—ft to 18s. per week. 24, Berner-atreet, Commeru-l road BOOT Trade (Wholesale). —Wanted strong Lai for the Cutliog riou. Ap.iyU.K- UlA*, Ml. Jui^uc«.,tr«t, Btepney-gretm. . BOOT Trade.—Wanted a sharp Lad at the Bole rresa, Pit-up. Apply, U-fjrv ...
... famous Kent MoreUa, supersedes the use of wine many households. much favoured by Sportsmen, and is alto recommended by the Medical Profession valuable tonic in cases of weaknesa— Order of any Wine Merchant, or direct of T. Grant, Distillery, Maidstone, 42a ...