... 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 ...

... —Thomas Smith was charged with throwing firework. He stated that fire-ball was thrown near the Rose Hotel, of which he was boots,” and he picked and threw away, lest it should fall down cellar and do some mischief. Mr. Coppiu gave Smith a good character ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... , her Majesty will leave Windsor for Baden on Saturday next. Saturday being the anniversary of the death of the Duchess of Kent, the Queen and the Royal Family visited the duchess's mausoleum at Frogmore, The mausoleum was afterwards by her Majesty's ...

... Learners and Little Girls for Crochet work. Apply Sample, 31, Euston-road. S K ¥iTTERS for Wool Boots; Learners that can Knit; _Guh,_ lndoon_\ ,P‘,?!’E‘ Boot Work., Smith, ‘l9, ‘Pancras-road. I ACE, Muslin, and Ribbon Bow Hand wanted ; also Girls 4 to ...

... also Buttonhole Workers, indoor, and a Girl to make Linings. Apply J. H. Glews, 153, Buston-road ; near 8t Pancras Church. B 8 BOOT 'ni.—'uhd,podaflocrw Fitters for Cashmere work ; also an Apprentice for the Machice work. Agp!yg.'oodhnd-m_yfim.’__ e § BOO‘I‘ ...

... calamity might have occurred. Mr. Buahell we are glad to hear is insured. Maidstone. Skbiods Charoi against a Fash Bailiff.— At the County Magistrate*’ Clerk’s Office, Maidstone, on Monday week, man named William Jabez Mannneecb, was brought before R. ...

... Ebury-street, Pimlieo, BB.W. (&S 23 i . 8 YV ALBrooAT | u.im}.-w.:’&: 5;.‘:.. one %; ButtonoB ; a Girl, must home, Rodaeyroad, New Kent-road. _____.'l : ~,' B ;’ Wusmou‘ BMakers (Good) wanted. Apply at Hubble =Y _SSunhivs IN, Upperstmosh Siington.. 8 WAISTOOAT ...

... the fullest details as to the position ' of the Society. CLEMENT J. OLDHAM, Secretary. ' THE KENT EIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Established at Maidstone, 1802.* A1l kinds of '.NCI'S EFFECTED with this Comp my, through Mr. G. M HUGHES, Manager of the ...

... the property Tbomaa Uilee, at Cherening, on the 23rd January, 1872. The Hon. £. Stanhope proeecnted, and Hi. Kibton defended. KENT SPEINQ ASSIZE. The commiaaion for thia Aaaize waa opened Uonday by Lord Chief Jnatiee BoriT, who rode into M Idatone from Strot ...