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... T lit ER H A BOOT SHOE ESTABLISHMENT 40 MARKET-PLACE BURSLEM JOHN G McCORMICK respectfully inhabitants of Buralem districts premises late in occupation Mr Cruickshank which is NOW OPEN ENTIRE STOCK of LADIES’ GENTLEMEN’S CHILDREN’S BOOTS SHOES LEATHER ...
... Sessions. JOHN LLOYD, BOOT AND NAIDIFACTII2II AID LEATH= eerrsa, THE GOLDEN BOOT MART, 8 BATH ST., ASHBY-DE-LA-ZOUCH, BEGS to inform Inhabitants of Ashby and neighbourhood *at he has a large assortmen' LADIES', 'S * CHILDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES, which be is ...
... the Maidstone Asaizes for Var a considerable quantity of chasse; dicial the m: urder of his wife, Mary Ann is store secms to have been and > issue on the Ist of June. prisoner had | | = ¢ the Commune the International in formerly been in the Kent coun’ ...
... SENTENCED TO DEATH. At the Maidstone Assizes, Thomas Moore, forty-two, labourer, has been charged upon an indictment, and also by the coroner’s inquisition, with the wilful murder of his wile, Mary Anne Moore. The prisoner was labouring man, and resided ...
... exhibits, making fi w of ts was very good, i Cc took prizes :—H. Potts, S. Latham, than sufficient to central stand. Ferns and J, Kent, J. Yale, J. Ecclestone, G. Turner, J. Firmstone, Shuker, J. Barber, A. Hi a iscopediums, with their graceful fronds, were ...
... convicted false at the Greenwich police-court of having under Gaol ‘or a month with hard retences, and each of them was sent to Maidstone A German named Heins with advertising situati: ions vacant, and is in custody at Glasgow charged ce to licants to be placed ...
... Oliver Heathcote was charged with stealing a pair of boots, the property of Mr. W. H. Cott, boot and shoe maker, Iron-gate, on Howley morning. He was seen by a girl in Mr. Cott's employ to take the boots from the front of the shop, where they were hanging ...
... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. The Special Correspondent of the Daily News, writing from Ditton, near Maidstone, gives the following interesting account of the hop harvest in Kent: I should like well to be hop-farmer of Kent this year. The genial, prosperousdooking ...
... damages £5,000, was recorded. A Deo—At Mann, in Kent, there lived a farmer of of Houk's, who had a dog that was remarkably attached to hire, and followed him about wherever be went. One day he went to Maidstone market, his faithful canine friend still ac ...