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... 040.) KENT- To be LET, UNFURNISHED, or FUR- NISHED, for the summer or longer, a very desirable COUNTRY RESIDENCE, with attractive grounds, conscr . atory, und meaelow land, in all about 28 acres, situate in a beautifully rural district in Kent, ten minutes' ...
... Superintendent of Contracts. CONTRACT FOR BOOTS ANI) SLIPPERS. CON'iTRACT DEPARTMENT. ADMIRALTY, Whitehall, S.W.. 2:\l J anuary, 1872. TENDERS will be Received on Thursday, Feb. 8, st Two ©'..'lock, for' 1. HALF-BOOTS for SEA SERVICE. 2. 16.0 PAIRS SLIPPERS ...
... Apply to Mr. Fredk. Jones, 101, Park- street, Gros* euor-square. KENT.— To be LET, Furnished, for two or three months, a VICARAGE, in a picturesque valley, in one of the prettiest parts of Kent, and flve minutes' walk from a station, and 40 miles from town ...
... the county of Kent, the popular resort for many years past of the million, the great middle-class, the residents, the nobility, gentry— and even Royalty has deigned to vißit this attractive spot and see the place to spend a happy day. Kent is proverbially ...
... said Judge, at 1 tar Inn, Maidstone, in thp county of Kent, ou Thursday, the i itb day of August, 1872, at Three o'clock in the afternoon pre- -4* FREEHOLD ESTATE, at Amber-green, in the parish of Chart Sutton, in the county of Kent, late the pro- ly of Thomas ...
... solicitors, 65. Lincoln's inu- flclds. W.C. : and at the oflices of the Auctioneers aud Estate Agents, Cranbrook, Kent. rirlgate (near Folkestone), Kent. TT-TR. WILLIAM PLEDGE will SELL by AUC- the Af are 48 feet frontage to ' ' a like a depth of 144 feet, ; ...
... id cheap poles ami ropes com- i KED. KDO.I Co., 52, Old Kent-roatl, London. | 1 ARDEN NETTING, ld. per square yard; 2.10, ™ 9 im. «r 1000 yards carriage free.— Be particular, FREDK. i., 02, Old Kent-road, Lont-on, S.E. A liberal iifl nt ity of good BEO ...
... . Hurst and Blackett, Publishers, 13, Great Marlborough-street. Now ready, at all the Libraries, in 3 vols., GOLDEN KEYS: A Novel. ' Golden Keys ' Is the work of a very clever writer and an original thinker. Some of his portraits are first-rate. —John ...
... 6 do 2{ do. 21s. Od., 2S i. Od. Nasi is. Towellings. Glass | Iforhousch' I, an I washed ite-hill- ?? ?? ?? BOOTS. _ 21s. ; Calf X House Boots, ■ ■. with particulars of i THO \LL. \K, r ANTED, LEFT-OFF CLOTHES, for the TT Colon! Mrs. HART, 31, Nc l>rices ...
... S GATE, HALL, or TIME Xl ire of J\ Offices, or any ' major. Ago 4. 24 years' character. Excellent penman. 111-place, Maidstone. Kent. A YOl ?? (TJiplomee), Nortli German ir, havi:ic soma hours disengaged, wishes [ an ENGAGEMENT as DAILY I i. or to give ...
... and In-growing Nails cured. Fee for attendance: at home. 55.; out, 10s.— Mr. GREGORY, Chiropoiist, 1, Lower James-street, Golden-square, Regent- street, W. MR. and Mrs. ALFRED WIGAN have the honour to announce their FAREAVELL BEN EFIT and last appearance ...
... BE. 1. Purfleet. | 2. Woolwich. CHATHAM. , _ Control Office, the Barraoks, Chatham. 1. ITtiatham and Dependencies. 3. Maidstone 2 - ° Fort. en ciiff C Fort! B SSS *• SheerueBB . Wa of Grain, tc. Fort, Coal House Point, and Shorumead. „ . HOME DISTRICT ...