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... Hotel, New Brompton ; Golden Lion, Old Brompton; the place of aale; of J. W. Menpes. Esq., Solicitor, Maidstone ; and at the Auctioneer's office*, High-street, Maidstone. ALDERNEY COWS AND YEARLINGS. ADDINGTON PLACE. NEAR MAIDSTONE, MU. W. DAY, Jun., has ...
... Apply I¥E 61, Virgiata terrace, Grest Dover-street, Borough. 8 Mummwr (House) wanted, for strong Boot work : coustant ers vlovment. At 197, Old Kent-road, R.E. 8 MACBINIFT ((t0od) wanted for Sioger's and Willcox’s. o Apply 25, College-street, Dowgrte-hill ...
... —A gf‘d );:;:m and Biting Room luplm A.-lq Ouupha; best views in Kent ; I.uql-n’ugv'y easantly wittuate. with muech comfort, r. Harris, Bounds Park 'un: Bouthbore’, Tunbrnidge Wells, Kent. COVBNT Garden.—Parlours to Let Purni:hed, at 2, Martlett-court ...
... about my place. Dear Mary, lam writing this with a breaking heart.—Yours truly, “William Kapp.” “P.S.—Please Jet me have the boots aud other things when convenient. The postscript is supposed lobe an allusion some presents the writer hud made to the deceased ...
... for bail, but the application was refused. CLERKENWELL. James Crocklin, aged 20, a waste paper dealer, of 3, George-yard, Golden-lane, St. Luke's, was charged before Mr. Cooke, on his own confession, with being concerned with Richard Painter, now in custody ...
... wishesto Learn the trade quickly ; spare times and evenings; terms moderste; BE. district. Lewis, 85, Napier-road, Bromley, Kent. Hm-cu Hands and Learners wanted. Apply 1, Myrtiestreet, Hoxton. 1 HAUZAP l.::h wanted lnimd'l:ujy; unum‘z\: employment good ...
... Manchester Goods, Tea and Grocery. Hosie ry and Haberdashery. Fish, , Scotch Linen Goods. Milk. Leather an 1 Grindery. Potatoaa. Boots and Shoes Greeugrooery. Hay, Straw, and Cornchandlery. Porter. Timtrer. Wines and Spirits. . Brush Makers' and Turners' Coal ...
... Bail was refused. CLERKENWELL. The Muedhe and Outeagb in St. ?? — James Crocklin, 20, a waste-paper dealer, of George-yard, Golden- lane, St. Luke's, was charged before Mr. Cooke, on his own confession, with being concerned with Richard Painter, now in ...
... Oliver Heathcote was charged with stealing a pair of boots, the property of Mr. W. H. Cott, boot and shoe maker, Iron-gate, on Howley morning. He was seen by a girl in Mr. Cott's employ to take the boots from the front of the shop, where they were hanging ...
... BO(:T Trade.—Wanted Btrong Closers ; also Riveters and Finishers. Apply at 9 and 10, Etham-place, Great Dover-street, Kent-road end. BOOT and Shoe Trade. — Wanted a Young Man for Repairs and Sales. Apply to Hy. Howell, 9, 11, and 12, Warwick-street, 8. W ...
... remained in the prism. The expense the year were £2,496 1134. 3d. The onst of mailer seine of prisoner to Most 82 more at Maidstone. In Dover gaol the avenge marl eat per prisoner, after &denting set poet as £37 9.. ; the weekly of feed, per 2s. No nee= ...