... 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 ...

... Sponges. Pries Cl. PROPERT'S BOOT TOP POWDERS. with recent improve. ment.—White. Pink, Straw s rano= shades In Brown, hr. PROPERTS BROWN BOOT TOP FLUID. in three shades, Light, Not, and Mafany. PROPERTB POLISHING CREAM, for Boot Tops, Sad- dles. Brown Harness ...

... b 3 Bod'r Trade.—Wanted a good Howe's Machinist for best Boot Work. 85, Copley-street, Btepuey. 8 BOOT Machinista, on Thomas's ; constant work. € and 7, 1) Busingplsce.Kinguland-ond. =~ 3 BOOT Trade. —Wsanted a good Howe's Machinist ; also s Gity gflm ...

... hail been pulled down, and missing a pair of boots went after !, prisoner, when they were found upon him. Prisoner was I committed for trial at the City Quarter Sessious. CHATHAM. It is feared that the 9th Kent (Chatham) Rifle Volnnteers will be dissolved ...

... breaking into a dwelling-house in Warner-street, and stealing therefrom a silver watch and chain, a suit of clothes, pair of boots, hat, gloves, a cigar-case, and four shillings, the property of Peter Appel!. The prosecutor said he was a baker, and resided ...

... (»weariful'se of the death of the propriator, an old. BUSINESS in the beat pos. , ;ha county town of Kent.—Fell particulara on Mrs. Ollis, 11. High-street, Maidstone; or Mr. W. G. St.metnan, 8, Leevillas. Conning-road. Addlarsornbe, Sum , DRAPERY. —EDWARD WILLIABs ...

... Mm. bShorp. 4, ltliogat- teeohrn Boot andt Shoo Trade. 0l! LET, eneeof the'pretkiest little shops in KoIghtsbrislye-rent T i paer week-steak, filitge. and lixturer, to ho taken at value- linApy15, Park-side, ?? Boot anal Shoo Trade. T Obh SOLD; at Geeod ...

... Balmoral Cork Soles The Walking the ‘Lirne’ variety of others ot fashions Gentlemen’s Riding the Boot Cork Soles and Dress Boots of every description Youths Boots Shoes The whole of the Stock being purchased for Cash direct from the Manufcturers avoiding ...

... employment good wages to (ilicient workers. 18, Charles-street, Grosvenor-square. 2 MACH‘ENIBT ‘wanted jor the Best Bespoke Boot Work; A constant emplovipent ; wages 255. per week. None but the best Machinists need apply, to Mr. Hawkins, 13, James~ street ...

... Geology, under the ?? of Professor Morris. Tuesday. April , an excursion to Maidstone, under the direction of Mr. W. H. Bensted and Pro' fessor Tennant. Upon arriving at Maidstone the party will visit the Charles Museum, and afterwards the fine sections ...

... ORDINARY BOOTS. andpoaaaaa following IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES 1. DCRABILITY-Laatinr oonaidarably loturor (tka tread bainr kept on tha ball oamra of tka loot) while coating morn than ordiaars boota. t. APPEARANCB-The traad baiajr equalized, boot la shape till ...

... thamptonstreet, Fitzroy-square, W. OG. - For Sale, Newfoundland Puppy, House and Chain D :flxllflfio. & bargain. 1, Uw:m-m Old Kent )¢ (Handsome valusble Ttalian Toy), playful, gentle: DOO'.(, scarce, Am“by letter to A. B, 14, &Abum-vnu. Hatton-gurden. DO6B ...