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... it is not damaged hy improper : >irown down it; and It very greatly lantity of water required by each MOUL ■ EARTH SYSTEM. Kent. 18th July, 1871.-T am p ipparatu. works admirably.— Charles ALL LETTERS and COMMUNICATIONS to be i .TENT EARTH ( I r.ji, ...
... the dinner of the Maidstone Arricultural Association on leriday evening. dwelt upon the relations of capital and labour, and expressed the 'egret with which he will cased the great agilatiou among the agricultural labourers of Kent and other counties ...
... only been committed last Saturday. Tbk Double Suicide.—At the inquest, on Monday, on the man and woman who committed suicide Golden(tauare, liondon, the police stated that all attempts identify the lies had failed. The meviical evidence showed that strychnine ...
... n;h and Wrappering. At Spencer’s, M,deua-cqu:;v, oan. B’o&* Trade.—Waated a Lad, used to the Boot Trade; also for a pony. Apply M. Auer, 449, Hackney-:oad. BOOT and Bhos Trade.—Wanted Youths to Last-up and Heel ; also Learners for Sewing Machines ;£O premiam ...
... no children. 27, Acton-street, King's-cross. % Gm?fi. Servant (Good) wanted. in a tradesman’s family ;no children. 339, Old Kent-road. 8 GI{IBAL’H’V.“‘ (Clean, n:.mn&) wanted, .b;lmt 18. rly wvonshire-street, Queen-square, Bloomsbary, W.C. 3 2 GIIIRAL ...
... ADYEBI'ISEK. NOVEMBER 5, I6VJ, TilE GOLDEN SQUARE TRAGEDY. IHQUE3T. On Monday Mr. Bedford resumed at St. Po»»nd»rtm)t, London, the inquiry re- Ppectirg tK® dostb the two unknown t>trrt.-us who were found at No. IS, Golden-square. Mr. Dnnlcj» stated that every ...
... kitchen. seailory, w three w.e's, biy windows, Venstien blinds; rent ‘}fiy Mr. Hawkios, 5, Richmond-place, Brighton. BROMLEY, Kent.—B2, Mason's-bill, on the high road, & fow -bm from the station, do-b:. fronted Eo:dn: Baop, varlour, -ben, three large rooma ...
... must bave a good pervonal sharacter ; situation the suburbs of London ; wuges £:2 and everything found. Appiy A. 8., M, New Kent-road. o HOUSBIAID wanted ; boy and ‘coachman kept ; to wait on three hictle girls ; must be steady, acd have good Er-onl charscter ...
... be l)uzoud of ; athriving little coneern ; D market t-bomn: fare ;on low termsto an immediate gmhm;duuea-d om met with. * Golden Ball,” 13, Chriep-street, Poplar. RESS Making, Ladies’ Underclothing Busines:, Sewing D Machine A.m,; main road, respectable ...
... a married woman, living in Jericho street, was charged with having stolen a pair of boots, belonging to Mr. James Schofield, boot manufacturer, Shalesmoor. The boots were missed from the shop door on Satur- day evening, and the prisoner was afterwards ...
... On Saturday, however, the discovery of a pair of boots, concealed in the straw house, which boots Mr. Wood was supposed to be wearing when he left home; and the subsequent finding of his Sunday boots, on Sunday, led to tbe suspicion tbat he had not ...
... family M. ma.,flfm and cart, utensils, lease, flth for 90 cows. Apply Mr. Anscombe, Saddler, opposite Lion and Lamb, Lewisham, Kent ; no agents. 2 Mu.K and Dutter Dusiness te Let, doing 14 or 15 barn gallons weekly, ready money, in & thriving crowded nei ...