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... THE HOP GARDENS OF KENT.—No. II. (From a Correspondent.) The pleasing young woman with blue eyes and sun bonnet bore down upon us, as I said, in the narrow path between the hop-poles my companion D. affecting a timidity which is quite foreign to his nature ...
... Sutton on-the-Hill, Derby. 8 ‘Wanted, two golden-pencilled qubungl pullets ; must be pure bred from grize birds, Many things to offer in exc ange suitable for a lady.—~MaAßrioN OPHIA, _ Ihave several pens of pure golden-%encilled Hamburghs, and shall be glad ...
... - . J- COMPTON HOUSE, Frith-rtreet, Soho ea»are, W. LADIES' GUINEA CORK-SOLED BOOTS, damp-resisting, light, strong, and handsome. Velvet slippers, 3s. 6d. ■ velvet boots, SSJ M. Catalogues poet free. IHOMAS D. MARSHALL, 192, Oxford-street, W. WALKER'S ...
... The Judea eert-nce.l him imprisonment end hard lehour for 18 months. CUBIOUS CHARGE OF ASSAULT. Mr. Wells, High hires', Maidstone, the Liberal rtgielratisn agrot for Mid Krni, was sum. tba informal too Mr. Frsiicriek WiHiam Bcrkeieoo Wood, for him Msidstooc ...
... s:n n.;a;d (Good) wanted ; work given 3 M erence uired. m 116, Shoreditch. i i) Ni‘mu and Thread Hands (Outdoor), wanted, for Boot and Shoe work, to Sew and Turn, mot finish ; also Learners ; constant employment. Apply 3, Bfmx;v_. NnDLI luA;._md hcm'nm. ...
... Address— Messrs. CHILES and Co., 57 and 60, Bel- mont-street, London, S.W. FLOOB CLOTH TESTIMONIAL. 8, Lower James-street, Golden-square, W., March 16tb, 1871. Gentlemen, — In reply to your inquiry, I beg to say ihat I am quite satisfied with your Patent ...
... Gentlemen's, and Children's BOOTS and SHOES, suitable for tho present season. Ladies' Swiss, Polish, and Alpine BOOTS. Ladies' Button, almoral, and Fancy BOOTS. Girls and Children's Fancy BOOTS, in great variety. Ladies' Elastic BOOTS, from ...
... Maid of Kent and drew to the front. After going six furlongs Fair Maul of Kent took the command, but entering the straight drew out, and going won cleverly half-a-lengtb: a bail third. Stockhausen was fourth. Bide-a-Wee next, and Fair Maid of Kent last. ...
... accustomed to the trade.— Apply, stating wages, at 18, Occupation road. ANTED, a MAN to make Men's Heavy Nail Boots; also one to make Boys' Heavy Boots and Bepair.— Wh. Ateikson, 35, Gower street. ANTED, two HEATEBS, for a Tilt and Forge ; also a MAN to work ...
... -KaerF.UN y 0 A shocking accident this railway, man level crossing the Mid Kent line, Tneaday A man named i:d«rrd Read, hopper employed by Mr. Henry Crisps, ot Hall. Tndely. Kent, alter lea.mshis worir attempted cross the line when the - , London came along ...
... with in the BOOT and SHOE DEPARTMENT, such as Gentlemen's Strong WALKING BOOTS 6b. lid. Ladies' F_.shio_.abie KID DO. 6s. lid. Yuuths' Pateut LEA'I HER LEGGINGS 2s. did. Carpet and other Slippr-rs, Dancing Shoes, Velvet and Cashmere House Boots, Aj., aU ...
... Liberal Agent.— At the Maidstone Police Court Saturday, Mr. Thomas Wells, tailor, and agent of the Kent County Liberal Registration Association, was summoned for having assaulted Mr. F. W. S. Wood, of East Peckham, at Maidstone, on the 14th September ...