... N. Apply fi?visi[ni’ (Upper). who can wait st table, wanted fn A #mall Boarding School for Young Gentlemen. Apply 247, Old Kent-road. (‘ IRL (Clean, active) wanted, ahont 15, used to children, T and to make herself useful. Milk Shop, Robert-street, G ...

... n. Albrighlon Salop spinster King John Thomas, 77 Upper Thames street C. printer Knight Finlay, ijaiisdowne place burnater Kent T„ Norden Corfe ('astie Devon gentleman Knocker Edward. Castle Hill house Dover gentleman Knowles Susannah. Traflurd hank house ...

... FRENCH DAMP-PROOF CORK-SOLE • BOOTS for Ladies. Light, Elegant, and Waterproof ; a sure preventive against damp feet. Sold by S. BUCKINGHAM, FAMILY BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE. 29, Head Street, Colchester. THE REGISTERED KID BOOT, with Patent Moveable Heels ...

... All sorts, all prices, and aU sizes. A choice let of Children's coloured Boots. Ladies Boots, from 3e. fld. Economy and Style, Price and QuaUty are to ba found at tbo- BOROUGH BOOT MART, 29, Buxton-road. ~-. . „ C. BILLINGTON. Hepairs neatly executed. jU ...

... Chatham, Maidstone, Ramsgate, Margate, Dover, Deal, Ipewich, Canterbury, Brighton, and Hastings. EDWARD lIA - YWARD, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, .8t 'OPTICIAN HIGH STREET, FOLKESTONE. --40-- 1v2.-4 FINE TULLY'S ASTRONOMICAL &LASS FOR SIRE. BOOT AND WAREHOUSE ...

... Whittaher.-Sentenced to three calendar months' imprisonment. ROBBERY OF BOOTS AT PnsroN.-Johu Gaffery (18) was arraigned on a charge of stealing, on the 5th of Feb- ruary, a pair of boots, the property of Sarah Ann Gorrill, bootmaker, Friargate, Preston.-Mr ...

... MTXTURBB OF TE 4, will He fonud to bo id. to is. per Pound better in Quality Ifcasj whet is generelly sold st those prices. \ GOLDEN BAGLE, B U R G O N J 14, PARGATB. AND I i? 3, GIBRALTAR STRBBT. COM ANY, ** QLOB »° P BoAl> ' ' / 9t\ ATTMBOUFIS ROAD. ftIMU ...

... Families waited on at their own residences. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Closed Uppers always in Stock. IVEY'S IVEY'S! BOOTS! BOOTS!! BOOTS!!! EIVEY begs to announce that having effected a complete alteration in her premises, she is now showing a STOCK OF ...

... hut bit!** Pensioner: ‘Come off that there graeedirectly t A Meet Qcbbt.—We learn from the Kent Herald that since the introduction of Aastrslisn meat Maidstone gsol. the pmooera have increaseJ considerably in weight. are not sure th»t the state mesh benefited ...

... with Pried List, forwarded on application. Sittingbourne and Maidstone. GAMBELL'S OMNIBUS leaves PITTING- Brick wed Vimalts 60 * p . dNEY PIECES. 12;1.1 DELICACIES, : : :1 I BOURNE for MAIDS'TONE every morning TABLE AGENT 701 TEI PRUDENTIAL LINE COMTANY ...

... supply them with more cheap strong boots and shoes from his establishment, —, which has been established for more than three years. This reminds ns of the scholastic cobbler, who was ever ready to Mend the tender boot, Or teach the young idea how to shoot ...

... steady business at all times. Apply 38, Moorgate-street* SMALL COUNTRY HOTEL, in Kent.— HENRY HAINES a»d SON instructed to DISPOSE OF • c.| ...