... indignation meetings Clapham-common and places. The policemen Kent hare, for some little time, been agitating for an increase of pay. some instances then demands have been favourably received. At Maidstone in particular, the Watch Committee have recommended, and ...

... LONDON, S.W. THE CELEBRATED TOUR BOOTS Always Ready, Dry, and fit for immediate use, 28s. A lxge stock ofi Sporting Boots now - ready, in splendid condition, for imme- n -. f ~ iete use. , j -Wholsoale Manniactor, Golden-sqnare. ?? Agents in Booton, lJ ...

... Houma Decorator, give, emirnater for general J repairs o n moderate terms,—f-, 11.gb.s A. nelPitord• KENT Ale Stores, liroadwiy, Deptford.— Maidstone Pale Ale to Imbed 101Boaks and Bottles, also Bel Ws Stout and Porter. GlidtuaJors Stool and Bass's Pale ...

... Wholesale Boot and Shoeo raub. B7ANTED, ?? Experienced Ma%, to acetas elek TV ?? lihving illed a similar situanlon. may ap Is be ILtew only. Boy Wanted for the ?? A. ajn S. Ps' ' Ch rte ussuee-buildi age, Alderegate, E.C. b Wholosile Boot and Shoe o ...

... Pair of Boots.— Joseph Ellis, 52, tailor, was indicted for stealing a pair of boots, the property of James Ford, at Sheffield, on the sth August. The boots were missed from the prose- cutor's shop, and were sold by the prisoner to a second-hand boot and shoe ...

... Deceased. ALL Persons who have any CLAIM or DEMA ND against MARTHA SEXTON, late of High Street, Queenborough, in the County of Kent, deceased, are requested forthwith to send particulars thereof to the undersigned, in order that the same may be examined, ...

... E;. Apply 9, Barper-street, New Kent-road. HOUBE (Cheap) to Let, six rooms, kitchen, partitioned, wasbhouse, garden, snd every conveniemce, Ss, 64. weekly, no taxes. 1, Chazles-street, Sumner-road, Trafalgarroad, Old Kent-rosd. HUUBB, with Four Rooms aad ...

... ground*. The nsnal>porta and amusements were ’enjoyed, and eultable prias* awarded to the-deserving both eexes, comprising boot*, drettes, writing desk*, work boxce, bcoks, *c. the close, several school piece* were s ing with good effect the prceecc; ...

... end did not intend to steal the boots. She was the worm for liquor, and end did not know what she was doing, therefore he the magistrate would dimharge her. Mr D'Eyneourt discharg d her on the charge of stealnig the boots, bet her, under the New Licensing ...

... clothing, ready made, or made to measure, for all ages. sD occasions, and all classes; also Hosiery and Drapery, Hate and Gaps, Boots and Shoes, and complete outfits for all climates. Prices based on ready-money system. All Goods marked in plain figures. Any ...

... to take gratuities is liable to dLmiisoal, T OTHACHE CURED IN A SECOm 'GOLDEN ELIXIR. The excruciating pain of Toothache, Earache, and Neuralgia are instantly removed by the Golden Elixir.' The relief is instantaneous, The Rev. Dr. Tiedall. Chancellor ...

... James-street, Oid Kent-road ; near the Station. OUSE Oz;m—b?i&m-mmnd) to D;:vn: .«;d H Subun(c adjoining if required ; low rental. Palmerston, Well-street, Bouth Hackney. 5 H OUSE sad m adjoining Wandsworth Railway Station, Yerk- ; Boot and Bhoe Maker, ...