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... 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 Moveabl. Heels ...
... Decidedly met with his : But if cat-tax be laid old maid will certainly come Query learn from the Kent Herald that the introduction of American meat Maidstone gaol prisoners increased considerably weight We not the much benefited the weight of crime with ...
... newsazent, 18 Curnabdy street, Golden square l(omz.l.h!:x.. #lationer, 88a, Berwick-street. Powres, Mr., newsagent, 43, Golden-square. Liruiso, Mewir. ¥ & &, nevatonios 5, Porteresboest. Woop, H, newsagent, 4 Carnaby street, Golden square SOUTHWARK.—Barowis ...
... BOoK;TooE ouder wanted, A% A.W. Bain’s, Commercial-buildings, SO, Gray's Inn-road, W.C. fioar_ “Trade.—Young Man wanted. 200, BOOT Trade.—Wanted Riveters and Lasters. Apply at 26, Bishopszate-street, Within. fi“wr'v’v;.‘v..'—%fié.fi #OO3B Cashunere Spring Fitter ...
... years of age, outdoors, Apply at 5, Jewin-street, Aldersgate-street, B.C. 3 JRRAND Roy (Respectable) wanted, about 14. Golden !‘J Boot, flmrmmwmfil Tt 2 RRAND Boy wanted, about 13 years old, _Apply, after E 9 ¢’clock in morn:g'g,.c. Epaac:‘:ro&. Go-vm-fl'id ...
... Corsmor the troade p9IANOtitRTES for HIRE1 and f~or SALE, from 26 1L guinens ?? Broadwood and I ons 83 Great Pultensy-strest, Golden.equare. W.-Manufactory24, kiorcicerry. road._Westmninster, 1W°TOtjfNOS entlrely RliNOVATED in tone asii touch, and the aummers ...
... shoemaker, stealing a pair of socks and other articles, valets 2a 91, the property of the inhabitants of the county of Kent, at Maidstone, on the sth January ; William Clifton, Z.l, , labourer, stealing a rabbit trap, value Is., the property of Sir Edward ...
... ell I I.DREN to N(J E. Terms S.. Ad. and fa. per week; or a baby, term* Be. Der week.—X. Y. Z., Loose Posts office, near Maidstone. TO BE LET, SOLD. ETC. A PARTS! ENTS to t, LET, pleasnntly Pitn•ttol, with pardon hack and front. Nitting , routn. and tco ...
... progressing was taken to the West Kent General Hospital, By 4 Sexvant.—At the Maidstone Petty on Saturday last, Mary Ann old, was £7, the property about 18 of her master, Thomas Jones, a relieving officer ot the Maidstone Union a It appeared that £3 was ...
... Dartford, Chatham, Maidstone, .Ramegate, Margate, Doter, Deal, Irtwfch, Canterbury, Brighten, sad Hastings. EDWA_RD HA_Y-VV-A_RD, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, & HIGH STREET, FOLKESTONE. N.8.-A FINE TULLY'S ASTRONOMICAL GLASS FOR EIRE. BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE: ...
... shoemaker* stealing a pair of socks and other articles, value 9.1. * the property the inhabitants of the county of Kent, at Maidstone, the , »tli January; William Clifton labourer, stealing a rabbit trap, value Is., the property of Sir Edward Cholmondeley ...
... above MIXTUBBB OP TBE will be found to be 6_. to ls. per Pound better la Quality than what ls generally aoid at those prioea. (GOLDEN BAGLB, 14, FABGATB. 178, GIBRALTAR BTBMBT. 189, GLOSSOP BOAD. 83. ATTBROLIFFB BOAD. 1 P R I N G CLOTHING. S. LBYL THB STAB ...