... prayers were intoned the Rev. Sidobothara, tho lessons read by tho Rev, Canon Bateman. The anthem after tho third collect was Kent's Blessed Thou, and it rendered in manner highly creditable to tho choir of tho church. Hymn, No. 330 of the Rev. U. Venn ...

... hangup his scythe ? When he shall be no mower. What burns to keeps secret?— Sealing wax, to be sure. The way for people win golden opinion is to have plenty of biaas. know policeman vigilant that he actually took up’ his residence. Railways are aristocrats ...

... and Folders wanted. Apply Fatooo fcteam Works, 18, Finsburystreet. Chisweil-strect. 8 BOOT Fitter (Good) wanted. 6. Wentworth-streot, Commercial-alreet, Whitechapel. BOOT Trade.—Tackera and Buttonholers wanted. Apply 318, Eustrm-reod, Tottwnh&m-court-road ...

... Fcr Dyeing, Softening, and Preserving Kid Boots. Manufactory— South Audley Street, Grosvenor Square, London. Descriptive Lists free Post. CpORNS, BUNIONS, and ENLARGED TOE JOINTS are easily and quickly cured GOLDEN TISSUE. It's a fact. by Chemists, in ...

... Central-street. St. Luke’s. UNIVERSAL Machine, the best in the market for putting Springs in Old iots, and every description of Boot Work; 10s.; Davis’* Flowerets. £B. 8. Hackney-road.^ WANZER Machine for Bale, nearly price ; further use for It, Apply M. Otter ...

... dismissed. Maidstone. Church Schoolmasters’ and Schoolmistresses’ Ikotitution. —The committee of the Maidstone and Mid-Kent Local Branch Association held a meeting on Saturday week in the Hollingworth class-room, All Saints’ school, Maidstone; Mt. A. E ...

... Liverpool, wins merchants —K. J. RiitobV aid Co., and C Newby. Billingsgate and Cobarg-road, Old Kent road, fish salesmen—J. Boothroyd and Co.. Stockton, boot manufacturers; far as regards J. Boothroyd—Haigh and Appleyard. Bramley, Yorkshire, tanners —Rogers ...

... Beverley mire is lovely cream white, while Beverley /lie is a maiden with golden locks. In truth the old order is reversed in the Beverleys, and silver age has produced a golden one. We were about uncourteously to pass on to the Japanese varieties without ...

... Caughey Brothers, Liverpool, oonunisiiinn uu irlis.— .l. and W. Robson. North Shields. I nilders - T.T., and O. Bi. ui ard, Maidstone and Ashfurd, nuraetyssenw so far as regards T. Bunyard. sen.— Tayior and Hawnrth.R*u felt manufacturers Meadowcroftand Proctor ...

... for a reply on or before the 6th day of December, 1871. Signed by upwards of 100 men of the various trades. Roebuck Inn, Maidstone. • The members of a deputation of the workmen of Messrs. Penn and Son. Greenwich, appointed at a mooting held on Saturday ...

... EXHIBITION OF CAGE SEEDS. The first exhibition of canaries and British and Foreign cage birds, in Maidstone, was held in the Concert Hall, Corn Exchange, on Wednesday and Thursday list; but as in the Oise of the poultry show, the attendance on the first ...

... , Chipping Wycombe ; Festinicg Merionethshire; Mitcham, Surrey j Carlisle ; Sutton in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire; Bath j Maidstone ; Allerton, Yorkshire; Kendal ; Carno, Montgomeryshire ; Southampton ; Barsham, Denbighshire; Derby, London. •Panic A London ...