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... All communications replied sold. BY her Majesty's Letters Patent^ TH E MILITARY BOOT.-Vide The Standard, Sept. 11. 1872, pp. 1 and 3. To en- sure this perfect system of boot, the public should see the licence I sianted to the retail bootmaker. Inventor ...
... Address F. J., Messrs. Rand and ! Beckley's, saddlers, 87, Wigmore-street, W. GOLDEN HAIR.— ROBARE'S AUREOLINE I produces, by t_o or three appUcations, the beautiful j golden colour so much admired. Warranted not to destroy the ; hair. Price ss. Gd. and ...
... should have been set upon in Spitalfields, | consequence the disease is spreading, and the price where he had gone to purchase boots, and robbed ■°f meat rising. Wotae than this, very unof his purse, may be set down no very as to- : comfortable rumour comes ...
... Cart, One Coal Machine and Weights, One Pair large Axletrees, Springs, &c, for Sale cheap. 6, York-place, Darwin-street, Old Kent-road. COB (Good) with Harness, Covered Cart to be Sold, equal to new, and ovrrymmg complete ; suitable for a Laundress or any ...
... was that of Henry James Renshaw, aged 16, for saving Thomas E. Whitehead, who sank while bathing in the Mill sluice, Milton, Kent, in about 11 feet of water. On the day in question Whitehead and some other lads were bathing in the basin at Crown Quay, when ...
... Titchfiald-street, Oxford-market. B Trade —Commanding Shop in leading thoroughfare, to be Disposed of ; stoek optional. W.T.Hooker, BOOT o Stoe Trade.—First-class Shop, established 14 years ; good Repairing and Bespoke Business. 17,Templar-road, Hackney. e ki ...
... our representatives, and the number should be cur- THE HOP _HARVEST IN KENT. FEET -WIPING. IA correspondent of the Daily News gives the following description of hop-picking in Kent and the feet-wiping performance practised upon novices The walk was right ...
... ORDINATION MAIDSTONE. For tha fliet time (or many years ths solemn rite of ordination was performed In All Bnlata’ Cbutch, Maidstone, on Sunday, bin Grace, the Arch bishop of Canterbnty, officiating. The pterion* examination of the candidates, hold in ...
... City. _ Thomas Turnage and Amy Norton, York-street, St. James Ist dividend ol Vs. 6d., Kent’s, Great Marlborough-strect. William Walker and James Walker, Maidstone, drapers-Ist dividend ol 25., on and alter Oct. 2. at M’Dowall's, Watlmg-street. George ...
... prospects. The advertiser has the means of making suitable pecuniary arrangements for corresponding advantages. Surrey or West Kent preferred. Address 'Medicus,' care of Galen Brothers, Medical Booksellers, New Burlington-street. The advertisement drew ...
... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. PEET-WIPING. A correspondent of the Daily News gives the following dosoription of hop picking in Kent and the feet•wiping performance practised upon novioes :— The walk was right pleasant in the fresh cool sunshine of the morning ...
... stamps.— Address, Miss A. M. M«*. Swill's, Stationer, Dcnmow Essex. 3651 DANCING Classes—3sB, New Cross-road, near the North Kent Railway station; terms per gentlemen 3s. ladies 2s. 6d., every Monday evening ;, juveniles 2s. 6d. on Wednesdays; private lessons ...