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... Sussex, Tonbridge Wells; the Star, Maidstone ; the Rose and Crown, Brcucbley ; of Mr. Thomas Manwaring, Marl-placo, Brenchlcy ; and of the Auctioneers and Surveyors, Cranbrook, Kent. A luncheon will be provided SMARDEN, KENT. MAULEY AND SUEARWAY FARMS. MESSRS ...
... MILITARY AND HUNTING BOOT MAKERS. Tho New REGULATION BOOTS, made of Torpoluo Skin, whl»:h is of itself thoroughly Waterproof. 18th NOV., FIELD.'’ In recent impression Do Facto ’ asks, Can any one recommend mo a thoroughly Waterproof pair Boots, to reach to the ...
... failed to recognise a single article, and the man's boots, which were found in the box, she said were ,uuch too small for Cs ptain Douglas, but there was no opportunity of comparing them with the boots which the deceased gentleman wore. She also failed ...
... nude end Kent's Retell Knite Claimers rep.ilred. Comatry Orders puncttutily attended to. Plewe observe— WILLIAM RAYNOR, DITG(4AN PLACE, RATFIMINES ROAD. BOOTS AND SiIUES FOR MILLION 1 HARTLEY AND SON, Bon: and Shoe Warehouse, 35 and4o GOLDEN LANE. N.B ...
... famous Kent Morelia, supersedes wine in many household*, is much favoured by sportsmen, and is also recommended the medical profession as valuable tonio in esses of weakness. —Order of any Wine Merchant, or direct of T. GRANT, Distillery, Maidstone. 425 ...
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... abortive. On Saturday, however, the discovery of 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 his “Sunday” boots on Sunday, led to the suspicion that he had not gone ...
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... THE HOME OP ELECTRO. [From tiie Daily Telegraph of October the 26th.] There was a golden age once upon time, wo are told—a Silver age, an age of Iron, and one _of Bronze; and certainly, if are to attach any importance to the flint hatches found in the ...
... After Marriaire: The Cumins; Getting the Colonel's Consent; Tried and Won; The Lost Heir: Ida ~ ymour; Won Truth; Hallie: The Golden ilug.ii; Courtship; Mary Grey: Unbroken Wedcing King; The Biak-r* Will; A Black Business ; Anna M Kay ; The Artist Triumph ...
... on at his leisure, King of the R and by ten lengths from who had been } races Grey at the last hurdle, and was nearly ” to boot; M « picked him up, and saved bis stake, . reely a too soon. Disturbance and H. w se if a round country, and the others returned ...
... Stations.. THE SOUTHSEA DINNER ALE, r An excellent Pale Ale, at 18s; per Kilderkin, or 9s. per nhe 9 Gallon Cask. on lREMIJN'S MAIDSTONE FAMILY PALE ALES , (brewed exclusively from English grown hops), FULLER & CO.'s CHISWICK ALES,, tto BASS & CO.S BURTON ALES ...