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... fruitful cloud and living smoke Dark yew that graspest at the stones dippest toward the dreamless heal To thee too come3 the golden hour When flower is feeling after flower But upon dead And darkening the dark graves of men— What whisper'd from her lying ...
... the prisoner has completed 4is damage. j term at Maidstone, arrangements will mede for hie Mark Johnton and Joha Short, tramps, were charged removal to some other publie bniMing of a with stealing boot, value 2s. 6d., the property character Charlotte ...
... leaves Maidstone for Strood at 6.25 p.m.; and from Strood to Maidstone at 4.56 p.a A-Cheap between London and Gravesend, and nil Sunday trains. M-Not 3rd class from London and New Cross to On THURSDAYS only a train (12 3 claps) leaves Maidstone ft A—Cheap ...
... months’ bard labour. MAIDSTONE.—ROBBP.RT IN THE GAOL. Bridget Mack, 28. spinster, waa indicited for stealing two table cloths, two pillow case*, and other articles, value 10s., the property of the Inabitanu of the Cnunty of Kent, Maidstone, on the 13th. Prisoner ...
... Livermore, Chias., Redeliff-street, Briatol, boot manufacturer. Capenhurst, John Feedham, Jacob-street, Bristol, coffin furniture manufacturer. BANKRUPTS-TUBSDAY, JULY 2, Courtney, George Harvey, late of SIdcup, Kent, clerk, July 19, London. Beard, George, ...
... OTHERS, Rif r. w. DAT, Junr, wtU SELL AUCTION lIM. of tbo OhW OooMbU of Boot, WEDMHDAT. Jolt 10n, 1872, ot tbo Auction Booou, Moidatono, the CONDEMNED CLOTHINO liMinali| to the Kent Coßdabahry Force, ooaprates Soperieteedeete’ Frock costs. Waterproofs, ...
... id cheap poles ami ropes com- i KED. KDO.I Co., 52, Old Kent-roatl, London. | 1 ARDEN NETTING, ld. per square yard; 2.10, ™ 9 im. «r 1000 yards carriage free.— Be particular, FREDK. i., 02, Old Kent-road, Lont-on, S.E. A liberal iifl nt ity of good BEO ...
... stealing a pair of boots, value 6s. 9d., the property of Francis Stockwin, * widow, of Trinity-terrace, Maideostone-hill, Greenwich. The prisoner was seen to enter the house by the window in the abeam, of the nenesewtrix, and the boots wore found pledged ...
... Second Cornets, Clarionet, and Trombone (double-handed preferred). Address, Mr C. VINCENT WHITE, 15, Bat li-street, Gravesend, Kent. ABERYSTWITH, SOUTH WALES. W A N TED, for the Promenade Band, Good W DOUBLE BASS, Clarionet, and Trombone Players. Address ...
... Evizs, H, ncwsagent, 16 Carnaby street, Golden square gonxu.&):x.. Mmaz‘.sgcfirk-mvg‘;xm owLER, .y ver-street -squazre. Lapisu, Messrs. E. : A., newsagents, 22, Porter-street. ‘Woon, H, newsagent, 4 éuuby street, Golden squars SOUTHWARK.—BiLowix, Mr., Bear-lane ...
... and at the offices of the society, 4, Trafalgar-square, W.C, by Lambton Young, Sec. HOME for LITTLE BOYS, near Farningham, Kent. The SUMMER FETE wiU be held at the Home on SATURDAY the 13th July, 1872. U.H. the Prince Imperial of FRANCE wiU assist at ...