... tailoring, quilting, collars, boot work, flowering; every description of work done; singlo lessons ; recommended after; good wages. 5, Camden-passage; two minutes’ walk from Isling‘on-green. o S MZEEIYIET for Flowering Boots: this is genuine. 28, Bandon-road ...

... it I UD4 aphotio ?? BlokoeDVerwrood-villa. Crescent-road, Thoruton-henth, 8rrey. . $ and er form of Sin 0 by t HH U7JST'8 GOLDEN LOTION, 2so. id. and 4B. 6d. per bottle.-t 1 ~shugst & Os.. S. Lamb'sq C~onduit-stb,,Eontdou, ando~ ali(heaiidb5 AUTUMN SEASON ...

... 23, of good address and appearance, with four years’ reference-used to a brisk counter trade. Direct E. G., New Sun, Maidstone, Kent. BARMAID, age 24; thoroughly experienced. Direct to E. 8., 116, St. George’s-road, Pcckbam. AS BARMAID, highly respectable ...

... required; ®ood wages. Rk 3 'EEE?OT:&E&E.—_';EJB;'J Two Learners. George Richmond, 3, M'Lean’s-baildines. New-street-square. BOOT Trade.—Wanted Paste Fitters for Women's Work ; also one sccustomed to Infants’ Work. 61, Judd-street, Buston-rosd. Boos Trade ...

... whiskers and mous es, good shaped hands and fee tj; was dressed in straw sailor' i i, hat with black ribbon band, laced-up boots with three studs at top linen marked H. H. F., serge blue cat ai.d vest, and faucj J trowsers. He took with him one portmanteau ...

... all Immediate danger bad passed, sod the end was therefore unexpected. Mr Charles Htnrr Mills, M.P. for West Kent, sod of tbe Wilderness, Kent, succeeds tbe title. The latr Bishop of Capr Towm.—Dr. Gray, whose name associated with tbe difficuiies which ...

... work; also Rivelers. Swift & Co., Bt. Johnstreet, Smithtield. s BOOT and Bhoe Trade,—~Wanted an experienced Man to fit-up stitched work. Bwift & Co., Bt. Joha-street, Smithfield. 5 [BOOT, 20d Stoe Trade—Wantedn Rough-stuft Cutter ; also & Junior Clicker ...

... and on going down he saw the place in confusion, which coined him to look about. He then mimed a coat. cap, and • pair of boots. Sarah WhitehetrA, his wife. corroborated his evidence. Mr Samuels, clothes dealer, said the prisoner came into his shop to ...

... AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATIONS IN KENT. Wrirr KENT Wednesday, Oct. 16. SITTINGEOURNE Wednesday, Oct. 90. MAIDSTONE Friday, Nov. 1. IsLs or THANIT Tuesday, Nov. 12. EAST KENT REVISION. The following is a complete return of the East Kent revision ...

... dining table, 10 guineas. 4, Skinnerstreet, Buston-road. 3 B e gt e e ey Pitiest Mg tul 'y orzon » new; Maclaren, 645, Old Kent-road. . - . OOKBINDERS, Parchment Dealers, &c.—To be Disposed B of, about 15 ewt. Vellum and Parchment ; also a quantity of ...

... stealing the sum of £110 in from a carrier's van, the property of Albert unt, st Marden, on the 2nd inst. Prosecutor was Maidstone to Marden, and the prisoner has been in his employ. On the day named Mr. Hunt received £110 in gold to convey to a farmer ...

... with in the BOOT and SHOE DEPARTMENT, such as Gentlemen's Strong WALKING BOOTS 6s. lid. Ladies' Fashionable KID DO. 6s. 1 ld. Youths' Pateut LEATHER LEGGINGS 2s. 4Jd. Carpet and otber Slippers, Dancing Shoes, Velvet and Cashmere House Boots, Ac, all of ...