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... of boots, value 10s., the pml?u.rgy of the guardians of the poor of St. Pancras, ) hli?) MoCarthy, luperinwnm& of the carual ward of St. Pancras workhouse, said esterday the gfim«mdlowed to goout. He Kui on when ¢ loft & jacket and a pair of boots, the ...
... 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 ...
... , and the pickers are dally taking their departure from tiie hop-growing districts of Kent, Sussex, and Surrey, in large numbers. The departures from the Maidstone station last week wereOn Wednesday. 400; on Thursday, on Friday, 500; on Saturday, by three ...
... —For terms, apgly at l)urm-u‘-q‘ibruy. iq \lll. WILLIAM PAGE, A.C., Member of the Tonic A Sol-Fa College ; Author of the * Golden Lyre,” &ec., TEACHER of S&GINU, HARMONY, &c., in the “Tonic Sol-Fa” and *“Old Notation.” Public and Private Classes undertaken ...
... wanted ; also Nurse Gixl. 49, Whitestreet, Bethnal-green-road. BOOT Trade. —Machinist wanted for Children’s Boot Work indoors; Thomas's No. 2. Apply F. Clark’s, Templestreet, Hackney-road. T AR BOOT Trade —Wanted first-class Howe’s Machinist, and & Girl used ...
... was transferret from Mr lobo Hobbs to Alfred Peckham mot the King's Heed, Hollow, frost Mr H. Piee to Mr S. J. H. Brown. KM-KENT REGISTRATION. ToxBRIDGE. On Tuesday George Praneu, Esq., Revising Barrister for Mi4Kent, sat at the Roll Hotel, Tunbridge, ...
... 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 ...
... (North Kent Line.) WEEK DAYS. I SUNDAYS. U P' ,12:1 12 . 123 12 123123,123123123123 1 123 .123 123 1281 23121123123 i M :Exp A Exp AM Par. AM 1 11 , :ar.1 .21, M' 1' .a.m a.m a.m a.m a.m pan,p.m.p.m p.m pan p.m au p.m p.m p.m p.m.p.m . MAIDSToNE dep.' ...
... —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 ...
... Old-established A thriving. Satisfactory reasons given for leaving.—KoUe A Son, 65, Queen-st, Cannon-st, London. AN old established BOOT and SHOE BUSINESS for DISPOSAL, Marketplace. Nottingham (late Edens A Clarke).—Apply 5, Angel-row, Nottingham. To ROPPMAKRRS ...
... and 4a. fid. coats, which wm paid. MAIDSTONE. TOo Saturday last Sir Thomas McMahon, Inspector- General of Cavalry England, Inspected that portion of the 3rd rPrince of Wafoa'a) Dragoon Guards which stationed Maidstone, and found tbe regiment high state ...
... BWS 42'9 42 1220'12202 204 258 1 856 I 1050,3 20 5 369 8, exhibited. I -- Dover, Maidstone, and Now ready, cloth, price Se. places in Kent The Dog. By IDSTONE. With Simple Directions CURE FOR ALL! - for his Treatment, and Notices of the ...