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... which realise full rates. Mid and Mast Kent, £lO les. to £l7 ; Weald of Kent, CS 10a to 10e. ; Sussex, Li 6 a to 9a. Farnham and country, £ll les to am ram ling.: Mid and Kist Kent, C. 3 to Le 10s. ; Weald of Kent, L 3 to 6 15a Sussex, iS to 6a ; Farnham ...
... Wednesday, when there were present Messrs. E. M Wells fin the chair), A. Cudlipp (vice-chair), Beck, Slade, Jepps, Wen- dover, Kent, Bayne, Vine, Goldsmith, and Howell The minutes of the last meeting having been read and confirmed the temporary rehef was ...
... BOTTOMED BOOTS. fT^HESE are just the thing wanted to keep the feet I warm and dry during the Winter Season. To be had from R. & J. DICK'S DEPOT, Gbosvenob. Stbeet, Bridge Stbebt, Chesteb. Repairs executed by experienced Workmen. Ladies' Boots Soled and ...
... favoured with instructions from Mr. Edwin Bel- Lixr, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, who is leaving the town. TO SELL BY AUCTION, On Monday next February 12 th, 1872, on the premises as above, THE BOOT and SHOE MACHINERY, and work- ing Plant of the business ...
... or small consignments can be Included In these sales. EAD lES' CORK-SOLED BOOTS fur Damp Weather-Levant, Morocco, or C.l .ye Kid. light, soft, and dmable, 21s. Velvet Elastic Boots, flannel Unci. ss. 6d. Slippers, 3s. 6d. Illustrated catalogues post tree ...
... Requisites, Ac, Ac. Also about 100 Pairs of Ladles' and Gentlemen's Elastic Bide BOOTS. Girls' and Children's Boots and Shoes, Ac Sale at Half -past 10 precisely, and the Boots and Shoes at L Auctioneer s Offices, 2, East Parade. 17R EEHO L li LAN D^ DWELLING- ...
... license of the Old George, Langley Marish, was transferred from Mr. Cornelius Dinger to Mr. Samuel Doney ; the license of the Golden Cross Horton, was transferred from Mr. William Sadler to Mr. Joseph Savage. BRUOING.—Wtniam Morton was charged with begging ...
... Southwark, B,E. WANTED, a respectable young Man. age 17 or 18, as POTMAN. Apply, at five o’clock this day, at 5, Silver-street, Golden-square. WANT PLACES.—Letters to Post-pud. AS BARMAID, in a Luncheon-bar ; of good address and can be highly recommended—not ...
... London and Brighton Railway at New Cross, 3 The South-Eastern Railway at New Cross. and 4. With the South London Rallway at Old Kent-road, and will be brought Into immediate proxiaity to 5. The North London Railway at Broad-street, 6. TheMetropolitan Railway ...
... Band. Bund. Sergeants. THE COFFIN. Sergeants, Relatives of deceased. Members of a Crayford Benefit Society. Kent Rifle Volunteers. Ist Kent Artillery Volunteers. Non-commissioned Officers of Regular Array. Officers of K.R.V. and Dr. iloarc. The officers ...
... Now on Sale, a lot of Brussels Laces at halt price. LADIES' CORK-SOLED BOOTS, for damp weather.— Levant Morocco or Glove Kid, Ught soft, and durable, 215. ; Velvet Elastic Boots, flannel-lined' ss. nd.; Slippers, 3s. 6d. ?? catalogues post free, with ...
... Universal Machine, reducec t 7 lOn., D1 for atitohing new toe-oaps and springs in old toots, uitable for every description of boot-work. The Rose had machine, only dl2 A Qgantity of second-hand machines stock from SEWINGE 2dACNIN ES£. DAVIS offers the ...