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... —Wanted in the country, a good Hand in the above line, accustomed to Jobbing. Good wages, constant employment. T. Jermyn, Maidstone, Kent. VrANTED by a respectable young married woman, Employment to attend on Invalid or do Housewerk ; good ueedlewoman. Husband ...
... forwarded for the Institution the munificent gift of £5. Sessions -The October Quarter Sessions for West Kent commenced at the Sessiuns House, Maidstone, on Thnniday. before J. G. Talbot, Esq., and John Stuart Hardy, Esq., M.P. The calendar. hitli as regards ...
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... *’ CONTRACTS FOR ARMY AND NAVY BOOTS. CO-OPERATIVE BOOT COMPANY, 61, UAYIIARKET, LONDON. GRANT MCDONALD Manager. GRANT'S MORELLA CHERRY BRANDY. SUPPLIED TO HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN. This delicious Liqueur, from the famous Kent Morelia, supersedes wine many ...
... FREEBODY, Wigmore-street aud Welbeck-street, London, W. LADIES' GUINEA CORK-SOLED BOOTS, damp-resisting, light, strong, and handsome. Velvet slipper.-., 3s 6d. ; velvet boots, ss. Cd. Catalogues post free. THOMAS D. MARSHALL, 192, Oxfora-6treet, W. JUDSON'S ...
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... —H. W. Goode and Co., King William-street, retail dealers in Chinese and Japanese wares—Upton and Parker, Lower Johnstreet, Golden-square, coal merchants—C. Briggs and A. Bailey, Balton, attorneys—Shaw and Perrin, Marplc, Cheshire, felt hat manufacturers—Joseph ...
... street, City, accountants— W. B. Gibson and J. Handley, Runcorn, Cheshire, iron mer- chants—D. Paine and F. Durrant, Maidstone, Kent, drapers— R. Peacock, G. Prattley, and G. Wright, Man- chester, merchants ; so far as concerns G. Wright— W. Wooley and ...
... small. Other descriptions are quiet, wmewhat more inquiiypraYailsfor the lowest of East, Mid and Weald of Kent hops. Mid and East Kent 7 Weald of Kent Sussex ••••; 54 60 Farnham and Country 4 4- Wfvhill Hop Fair. —Messrs. Bakers, White and Morgan report ...
... 1$ Tarpaulin Cuttings 35 „ Rope „ 5 „ Conical Steel „ 10 „ Con ' ill M 10 „ t apercha Wire , 50 lbs. Caps 194 d ...
... Goode, King William-street, City, dealers in Chinese wares **** in “’-ioji. —Helen Upton and E. Parker, Lower John-street, Golden- 100 Do. do. d 0. 60 XSdiS square, coal merchants—C. Briggs and A. Bailey, Bolton, ISO Wellington, Grey, A Lancashire ...
... regards B Kemp -J. Mrvyyein, W. Ouiver, and R. Ouives, ‘Tudboe Grange, Durham, tatlors—R. Hysior sud T. Cortoy, Lefoester, boot manufacturers—B. T. Horzz and H. C. Tnoxrsox, Great Tower-street, City, colonial broksre—J. Biursox and G. M. Brionr, Gres ...