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... selected Stock of LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES FOB THE SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS, NOT TO BE SUBPASSED BY ANT HOUSE IN THE TBADE. $2? S. R. particularly recommends his Boot made without the ordinary seams over the foot, avoiding ...
... sure to meet with that mysterious being the darkey. His own hair cut short, as though he had been sent by Mr. Maude to Maidstone, allows the matted article, which he calls a wig, to sit close to his head. His complexion, whatever it may be, is effectually ...
... less, and we believe that Exeter is at present restored to its normal condition. In one or two other towns, and notably in Maidstone, similar dis- turbances have taken place. But in all the riot which threatened at first has died peaceably out, and the whole ...
... •North-Wall, Dublin ; James Hartley and Co.. 137 Leadenhall- rtreet, or at Miller's Wharf, Lower East Smithfield, and West Kent Wharf, Southwark, Londou ; W. and E. C. Came, Fal- mouth ; It. ...
... from the Tramway Terminus at Houndtown. 9784 TO-MORROW (TUESDAY). CALE of furniture, drapery goods, ladies' 0c and children's boots, ailver wvitches, brooches, wearing apparel, plated forks and spoons, knives, dinner and breakfast ; a massive bronze 3 light ...
... which were thought by harvest labourers to be corn bugs, made thair appearance ainong some men reaping corn near Brasted, Kent, on Weduesday. The invaders proved to be mosquitoes, and had come trom a ship lying uh Woolwich or Gravesend. A remaikable ...
... said Judge, at 1 tar Inn, Maidstone, in thp county of Kent, ou Thursday, the i itb day of August, 1872, at Three o'clock in the afternoon pre- -4* FREEHOLD ESTATE, at Amber-green, in the parish of Chart Sutton, in the county of Kent, late the pro- ly of Thomas ...
... directors had inrerastd the price 3d. per 1,000. Ila con- sidered that colliery proprietors were killing the gonio whirlslaid the golden egg, and he did not think the pre- sent high price of coal would be majirtained very long.- Thto Chairman said the directors ...
... -tvißß any chums upon the Estoteof WILLIAM KBOWN I N t . , late of Holmer Park Lodge, Lower rty. enhani. in tin; county of Kent. and of Bartholomew elope, in the county of Middlesex, merchant (v ho 'I th day of Marth. 1372. and whoce will was | in tbe ...