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... and In-growing Nails cured. Fee for attendance: at home. 55.; out, 10s.— Mr. GREGORY, Chiropoiist, 1, Lower James-street, Golden-square, Regent- street, W. MR. and Mrs. ALFRED WIGAN have the honour to announce their FAREAVELL BEN EFIT and last appearance ...
... in the county of Kent, farmer (who died on 7*l it , n 61 1871 . a nd whose wiU was proved in the Dis- ?? ?? I 'ti'ihury of her Majesty's Court of Probate, on ?? oo» ?? 1872 . b y George Woo Uett, of the parish of Lr^WJ , of Kent, fanner, and Leonard ...
... Station, ?? and Willow- | walk Station, Socßh Coast Railway, Old Kent-road. Twelve years' | refercnc-8 for clearance given.— Address A. and E. Bath, Colegates Farm, Halstead, SevenoaKs, Kent. ■ _ ■ A Lady (27) Bceks a HOME with a respectable elderly married ...
... Basiughall-Btreet, E.C and Belvtdere, Kent. Two valuable Nag Homes, the property _f a Capta*. late of the Sth xwu ?? — Dragoon Guards. Ik/TR. CHARLTON will SELL by AUCTION, in J_rjL the Stock Market, Tonbridge, Kent, on Tuesday, July 2, at Twelve a Snperior ...
... adjoining. BROMLEY-COMMON, Kent.-T WO Neat Small COTTAGES to be LET; rent of each, 13?. by the year- healthy and pleasant neighbourhood.— lnquire of Mr. Rose, 2, Devon- shire villas, Oakley-road, close by. * BK( >M LEY-COMMON,^Kent.— UNFURNISHED HOI SE. with ...
... announce that she has on view aU the Prettiest Fashions in French MUlinery. LADIES' FASHIONABLE BOOTS. The late3t and most approved style in Polish aad Hessian Boots. J. REID, ?? Itegcnt-atreet. W. NOTICE of REMOVAL. -WORKS of ART. HENRY DURLACHER begs to announce ...
... Apply to Mr. Fredk. Jones, 101, Park- street, tiros* enor-sguare. KENT.— To be LET, Furnished, for two or three months, a VICARAGE, in a picturesque valley, in one of the prettiest parts of Kent, and five minutes' walk from a station, and 40 miles from town ...
... SMITH, SON, and 0 K LEY will older for SALE by AUCTION, at the art, City, on' ninelay. Ju be 27, at Two o'clock precisely: KENT.—The FAIRHILL ESTA l'E.—A beautiful and attractive Freehold Residential Property, in the favourite uelirbb inrhood between ...
... Secretary. 86. Ore-bam Bouse, London, May 31. 1872, SEVENOAKS, MAIDSTONE, and TUNBRIDGE RAILWAY OOMPANY.-Notioe is hereby Given, that a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of ?? the Seven oaks, p Maidstone, and Tunbridge Railway Company will be held at the Office j ...
... Hornsaeyh1st5 of %Virat, Iver, Itlngsbridgn. Iteneantrxii Lymnalnton, Loirgiton, 1,ve, Lower Norwood, Lake Distrit, Lancashire, Maidstone, Ir Ilsetonhend. litetlake, lAtonler,, Mditchame, Newent, Northaw, air Rca-cress, Nottinghull. Norbiton, Old Charlton, Old ...
... ; the Universal I Office, Regent-circus; Griffin's Green Man and Still, Oxford 1 No. 21 rest; Bolt-in-Tun. Fleet-street; Golden : Cross. Charing-cross ; 53, King William-street, City : the Swan with Two Ni ?? tit y ; and at the Waterloo Bridge, VamhaH ...
... amalgamation question at a future time. The 9,000/ would be equal to paying 4.J per cent, on 200,000/. The line from Otford to .Maidstone could be completed for 180,000/ cash, and it was calculated that, with the guarantee the Chatham Company, 200,000/ stock ...