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... that a pair of men’s boots produced was stolen from that shop on Saturday night, when the prisoner came into the shop on some pretence, and went out without purchasing anything. Robert Ives, assistant to Mr. Davis, of the Golden Nine, Green’s End, said ...
... prices is anticipated. Continental markets are similar to our own—very strong at advancing prices. Mid and East Kents, to ; Weald of Kent, j£3 Bs. to ,£5 10s.; Sussex, I Os. to 15s. j Famham and country, to £6, 4, 1872. GAZETTE NEWS. BANKRUPTS. (From ...
... our representatives, and the number should be cur- THE HOP _HARVEST IN KENT. FEET -WIPING. IA correspondent of the Daily News gives the following description of hop-picking in Kent and the feet-wiping performance practised upon novices The walk was right ...
... t, Whitecuapel. 3 BOOT Trade.— Waated a rclp;c;ble Lad, 14 to l?u—l;: prover or Apprentice. Apply 184, Swallow-strect, Regent-atrect, W. eL T BOO‘I‘ and Bhoe Trade.—Lad wanted, to work at the above trade. 14, Denmark-strec:, Golden-square, Bt. James’s ...
... Polishing Ink Stands. Appiy T. McCormick, 2, Upper Joha-sreet, Golden-sa. 2 LADmM.hdflvomMM; good character re-14 quired 100.Oampbell-voad,Bow. 3 LAI); one accustomed to clean knives, boots, &c., preferred. _Apply at 04, Jermyn-street, Bt. James's. 2 ...
... Den. J Gronsund & Co CUSTOM-HOUSE. COASTKRS. Enttred in [June from Thames, Inge, Faversham Alexander, Lewis Conyer’s Quay (Kent) Saxon, Thomson, Montrose Rogue in Grain,Binder,Maldn Minerva, Raven, TAG, Yardley, Burnham Sea Gull, Sensier,Sathmapton Snperb ...
... Rev. P. Alpe, curate of Pluckley, Kent, Edward Henry Smithett to Adelaide Augusta Hartridge, both of Highbury, N. DEATHS. On the l«th inst., suddenly, at Yarmouth, Thomas Row, Esq,, of 63, Maida-valc, late ot the Golden Key. Bell-street, Edgware-road, in ...
... and valleys throughout the whole distance are coveted with the most splendid hues, from the rich green of the hops, to the golden barley and wheat, all of which have every prospect of yielding magnificent crops. Roots and cereals look everywhere along ...
... 23, of good address and appearance, with four years’ reference-used to a brisk counter trade. Direct E. G., New Sun, Maidstone, Kent. BARMAID, age 24; thoroughly experienced. Direct to E. 8., 116, St. George’s-road, Pcckbam. AS BARMAID, highly respectable ...
... aroounta of £4O. This is attributed to the exoeaaire lukewarm ness of the rapport given in West Kent, where the aabecriptiooa amounted only to £U7 againat from Bast Kent. Captain Brenchley recommended the abandonment of the oolu* maL n. Mr. Millee also aunrestod ...
... —H. W. Goode and Co., King William-street, retail dealers in Chinese and Japanese wares—Upton and Parker, Lower Johnstreet, Golden-square, coal merchants—C. Briggs and A. Bailey, Balton, attorneys—Shaw and Perrin, Marplc, Cheshire, felt hat manufacturers—Joseph ...
... Sheffield and Lincolnshire Rail- ?? Railway (Additional Powers) — Midlothian Water — Mill's Patent (Boots and Shoes), for Improvements in the Manufacture of Boots and Shoes and the Machinery Employed therein — Monmouthshire Railway acd Company (Additional Powers) ...