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... WALL STREET, DOVER. Every Description of Plain and Fancy Printing executed on the Premises. Agent for the nral Kent it h Journal. OLD GOLDEN MORTAR DIS A.R Y. ESTABLISHED ISU. GABRIEL FRENCH. M.P.5.G.8., PuAttJtiCEt TU’xt. Chemist, 293. HIGH STREET, CHATHAM ...
... Guaranteed. Tbbms-Pbompi Cash. LEAR 4 THORP, COMMKRGJt HOUSE, YORK. LABGE and IMPOBTANT SALE of BOOTS and SHOES, oonaiating of about IS.UOO PAIRS. LADIES' ELASTIC BOOTS, Irom At. tfd.,8a.6d.,4a.6d.,6e.6d ; GENTS' do. do., tfs., 7s. ttd., a*, tfd., ito tfd., ...
... —On Saturday, an inquest was held at Ludslaud, Kent, on the bodies of Thos. Cbariton, aged 23, a waiter at a club-house in London, and Emily Boorman, aged 25, daughter of a wheelwright residing at Maidstone, who were accidentally drowned by the upsetting ...
... building i* will be by l be N a m purposes. On Saturday an inquest au Lusaka& Kent. on the bodies of r DC aged 23. a waiter at a in Emily Boorman. aged 22e, daughter residing at Maidstone. drowned by the upsetting of a boat in the'le..- 7 off Los:Ilan& The u ...
... telegraph pole and five fractured ribs. The late Mr Mossop, the actor, spoke in heroics. cobbler Dublin once brought him home some boots, and refused to leave them without the money. Mossop returned during the time was disputing, and looking sternly at him, exclaimed ...
... Richard Crowhumt, St. M.fy aCrmy, Kent. 1144 .Tot Sal* MAIDSTONE KENT. SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, thrM tabtuntlallj'bailfc and wall finish*! FREEHOLD RESIDENCES, with lower and kitchen gardens, pleasantly situate in one the boot localities o( the town, known ...
... inquest has been held at Snodland, Kent, to inquire into the drcmnstances attending the deaths of Thomas Charlton, aged 23, waiter club-house in London, and Emily Boorman, aged 2S, daughter of wheelwright Maidstone, who ware drowned by the accidentai ...
... TEETH BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. Regular attendlance as follows: At 'PORTSMOUTH, the third TUESDAY of every month, at Mr. Davis's Boot Establishment, 123, Higb-street. 2 At FAREHAM, the day before the third Tuesday of every month, at Mr. C. Batchelor's, Chemist ...
... uarter ; us Pi Offa, 4 yrs, 7st 121 Ashwo Maid of Kent, 4 yrs, po Cornet, age’, 7st 1b Even on Witchcraft, 7 to4 cach of the others. jam: off with the | King Offa, a was deprived of it after Maid of Kent, Cornet ing about two hundred second, King Offa third ...
... COALS, BOOTS and SHOES, and MILK, for the year ending Michaelmas, 1873. Persons are at liberty to Tender for Bread for each Relief District of the Union separately. The Materials of which the Clothing is to be made, and the Drapery and Boots and Shoes ...
... Cyprian Queen, Shields Sailed for Venus, Shields Crown, March, Hartlepool NW, fine. FALMOUTH. Arrived [Sept. 20] from Uranie, Boot, Pisagua and proceeded for Havre Bella Subur, Castella Aquadilla, and proceeded HARTLEPOOL— West. Sailed [Sept. 19] for Wave(ss) ...
... Esy., and Mrs. Lee Warner, . Seott Chad, Esq., and Mrs. Scott Chad, the i W. Martin and Mrs, Martin, the Rev. F W. Kent and Mrs. Kent, the Rev. J. Platten, We., &e, Mr. Belcher, of Holkhain, kindly pre- sided as an instrumentalist, and eurned the hearty ...