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... fine American. Grinding barley 6d. per qr. lower. Oats unaltered.-KENT. The trade of the Kentish markets during the week is reported generally as dull in all descriptions of corn. At Maidstone on Thursday the wheat on offer was principally out of condition ...
... Leicester, THE Valuable STOCK-IN-TRADE of BOOTS BOOT UPPERS, GRINDERY, WEBS, LEA- THER, SKINS, &c, comprising 108 dozen pairs ef men's snd women's boots, finished ; 42 dozen pairs of ditto, unfinished ; 184 dozen pairs of boot uppers, 114 dozens of kid, sheep ...
... festivities at home. The Archbishop of Canterbury has addressed the Gdlowing letter to the Archdeacons of Canterbury and {Maidstone:— Adilington.park, Croydon, Dec. 24, 1872. lily near Archdeacon,—l have heard, with some surprise, from various quarters ...
... Laws for the county of Some:, ho sucesel his late brother of infamous memory, in the Mace of Knot Knitter, at Maidstone, in the county of Kent. Whatever the progress of education, morality, religion and civilization, one thing is clear, viz., that the ...
... to 28s General weekly average : —Wheat 6d barley 42s 3d oats 22s 9d Kent 21st There is little if any improvement on the wheat trade of the previous week The samples on offer at Maidstone Thursday were chiefly in poor condition and this caused the trade ...
... The best Dip. at per dor. lbs. HALF-BOOTS.—AIso for supplying the Children on the Establishment, for Twelve Months, vi*., from Ist Fehrowy. 1878, to 81st 1574. wiMfivo, *ia> two Taira oi good and substantial Half-boots, agreeably patterns be seen at the ...
... '-Ao be Let or Sola. Apply st 8, Phillip's-terrace, Usborn-road, Brréxu. Green. —To lAt.Al.un Corner P;-hu; suitable 1;(2}»« Boot Trade; rent £45. Owner, 6,CLarlesterrace. Victoria-park-gates. BLACKE“TE Hill (No. B).—To be Let, an Eight-roomed House, in ...
... —Laxz, Mr. 8, nowsagent, 4, Crown-etreet. Evius, H, newsagent, 16 Curnaby street, Golden square Imnufidr., etationer, s:{. sfienu“ FowLsm, Mr., newsagent, vudn-t] Golden-square. Lzpwru, Messrs. B. & A., newsagents, 22, ‘Woon, H, newsagent, oéum-hymfidflnm ...
... Machinists.— Experienced Hands wanted; also Willcox & Gibbs’s, for Costumes; and A.ulfn-n. 40, Boundary-lane, Walworth-road. 2 BOOT Wark— Wanted good Hows's and Thomas's Ma~ chinists ; aleo Paste Fitters. At 1, Bt. Jumew's-place, 014 Ford-road ; opposite ...
... '-mtfifli 014 Kent rosd Lzpiwe, Mr., newsagent, Gravel-lane Larrie, Mr., newsagent, Webbwmm gm h?.'uv-mt,kflmw Pavye, Mr.. newsagent, 13, Bagshot-street, Old Kent-road’ Prawr, Mrs., stationer, Mk()m& Suffolk-street. Rav, Mr. tobacconist, 24, New Kent-road. Baxsux ...
... FORK lON NOrBS. P*m»a ■iory, ttronfly Xifht’i tfom Hamodon gorornor thero. Tam M’ria, Vat for hlo avarioo and pride would boot man In Ponia. Jading hia arriral that tho people wart ■ tarring hi midoi of comparative plenty. Mt diaoovor the caooe and the ...
... French workmen, the result of which will looked for by artisans with some degree of interest. The boot and shoe makers of London have challenged tbo boot and shoe makers of Paris as to which can turn out the best quality of work in the shortest possible ...