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... through tbe back garden, which adjoins the wall of the North Kent Railway, nothing more being s^n of him till his mutilated remains weie found at a quarter past five next morning. The boots were off the feet a short distance from the body, and were quite ...
... Dartford, Chatham, Maidstone, Ramsgate, Margate, Dover, Deal, Ipswich, Canterbury, Brighton, and Hastings. EDWARD 11.A:YWARD , WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, & OPTICIAN, HIGH STREET, FOLKESTONE. N. 8.-4 FINS TULLY'S ASTRONOMICAL GLASS FOR HIRE. BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE ...
... county of Kent. Last Wednesday night a large meeting labourers was held at Shorcham, a village distant about three miles from Sevenoaks. The movement was quite spontaneous one on the part of the men; Mr. A. Simmons, who attended from Maidstone, at the ...
... upon the proposition of Mr. Barbr, seconded by Mr. Roots, it was decided to advertise it in the Maidstone and Kentish South- Eastern Gazette, and Maidstone Telegraph, rituattons ?»Hantrt. *.* Advertisements for .Servants wanting Situations arc chaipcil ...
... THE FOLKESTONE EXPRESS-SA.TIJIMAY, APRIL'27, Maidstone. Maraca.—A meteor of extraordinary magnifieence was seen in Maidstone on Friday night, at about twenty minutes to nine o'clock. It travelled from N.N.W. to 8.8. E. at a remarkably slow rate, alternately ...
... E,|[. There were about 600 volunteers present, in eight companies, vis., sth and 6th Kent (Canterbury), 16tb Kent (Sittingbourne), 29th Kent (Ashford), Stlth Kent (Wingham), the 2nd C.P.B.V. (Bamsgatc) 7th C.P.E. V. (Margate), the C.P.E.V. (Dover), and ...
... murder whicii was perpetrated at No. 105 in the before-named thoroughfare. The occupier of the premises was Thomas Jones, a boot and shoe manufacturer. A man named Charles Stanley, aged about 26, had been staying for some days, upon his re- turn from America ...
... good Wire Makers; best B given. nww_‘_ t, Cripplegate, E.C. f.- BOOT Trale —Fitters wanted for Ladies’ snd Geatlemen's Bespoke work. A. Taylor, 38, Molasworthstreet, Lewisham-bridge, Kent. =~ = 3 fio}_m' ‘rade.—Gurl wanted to run errands and assiet in machine ...
... Hackney . e A . 1 BOOT Trade — Wanted good Butkonhole fland ; also Machinist on Thowss's or Howe's. 33, Wellealey-street, BOOY‘ Trade. —~ Wanted good Flowerers on Ward's. 8, A 1) Cuwmming-strect, Pentonville. BOOT Woik. ~lnfauts’ Boot and Shoe Bewers wanted ...
... MARKET, 19.—Mid and East £10 Ws to £17; Weald of Kent, £8 10s to £9 9s; Farnbam and and East ry J of Rent, £3 to to £7; Olds, £1 Seto £2. demand con- tinues for small parcels of Weald of Kent, Mid Kent, and choice Sussex hops fine coloured Sussex com ...
... Casoden Town, Middlesex. Henry Charles Stone, 274, Strand, London, and 10, Molesworth Street. Lewes, Kent. Wm. Burgess, house agent. Belvedere, Kent. Paul Bead, farmer, late of Ash Honse Farm, Droxford, near Blslscp's -Waltham; now of 4, Floating Bridge ...
... aggregate meeting lalKiurere from various outlying districts is already announced be held Maidstone the county town, a few .lays hence. The labourers of Kent undoubtedly enjoy a slight advantage over those of many other agricultural districts, the wages ...