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... famous Kent Morelia, supersedes Wine in many Households—is much favoured by Sportsmen, and is also recommended the Medical Profession as a valuable tonic in cases of weakness. Order of any Wine Merchant, or direct of T. Gbant, Distillery, Maidstone, 425 ...
... l‘unxnus ARE YOUR FEET DRY? IF NOT, TRY PICKERING'S BOOTS, 14, DRAPERY, NORTHAMPTON, 155412 (’1 RANT'S MORELLA CHERRY BRANDY. SUPPLIED TO HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN. This delicious Liqueur, from the famous Kent Morella, supersedes the use of Wine in many Heuseholds ...
... the it only transitory, sad, if he might make • joke in reference to this movement, he should my that though its Boots leer* la Maidstone, its branches did not to flematelts--(langliter). Therefore, thought that the formation of soy sorb association as ...
... Stephens. one of the coroners for East Kent, held an inquest on Monday night at Maidstone, touching the death of Thomas Pain. Police-cons Able Duogley, of the Kent County Constabulary. was passing along near the Maidstone Gaol, when be dia. covered the deceased ...
... her residence, Canterbury, Hannah Foord, laist surviving daughter of the late Thomas and fclizabeth Foord, of Monks Horton, Kent, in her doth year, greatly beloved and respected by her relatives and a numerous circle of friends. On the 18th inst., at 8 ...
... FROZEN To DEATH.-Mr. Stephen, one of the t coroners for East Kent, held an inquest on Monday night pi at Maidstone touching thes death of Thomas Pain. Police-constable Dungley, of the Kent county constabu- as lary, was passing along near the Itaidetone ...
... were over loft when pair of boots fell down I examined the boots and thought they were my brother's On following day morning) I over brother's house in hole under garret stairs filled rubbish my found pair of elaatlc-sic'ed boots which I also thought were ...
... without number been re le to get | in ourcolumns the longest fight on having | e gentie- siz hours and ¢ which time 185 rout boots. . | fought, when Burn, seeing that ike had chance, t Imost as | the sponge, against the will of his pr: te: ‘, however of ...
... bench ordered nim pay 4s. 6»L Row Kent street. William Fisher was charged with lighting. P.c. Winfield stated at quarter to one o'clock Sunday morning he on duty in Gliovdiouse-street, and heard row being created in Kent street. He went there and found ...
... Hants, Mary Kate, second daughter of J. B. White. Esq. of ttalcot, Bexley. Kent. BANKRUPTS (From the London Ornette of Fbidat. Nov. 15. Mnrchau'i. A.. Rcsjent-streot and Golden-aq,, silk-mercer. Hardiae, W., Sacburj, chemist. Bankruptcies AmMlled.-Onjdm ...
... weekly income £42 18s grand total £53 4s outgoings per :— Benefit club £1 daughter’s club 4s 4d daughter’s boots 12s boots 12s five children’s boots 10s faggots £2 extra food for husband in bop-drying 10s husband’s clothes £1 tools 7s— £8 4s weekly outgoings ...
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