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... perfection with less than three months’ training. The East Kent Mounted Rifles (Yeomanry), will bo inspected at Dover by Colonel Oakes, C.B. Large numbers of officers from ShorncliSe, Maidstone, and Dover attended the races at Wye on Thursday last. Colchester ...
... BLTHAM KENT. To Gentlemen, Namerymen, Builders, and public Companies engaged in planting. WESSRS. PROTHI..R4 iE & MORRIS hies received instructions from Mr Todman. to SELL by AUCTION, without reserve. on the premises, Eltham Nurseries, Eltham, Kent, on THURSDAY ...
... CUP.—First prise, £BO, received W. Paxton, Albany-read, 8.E., sold by O. Alger, 560. Old Kent-road; second prixe, £4O, received J. Wilson, Week-street, Maidstone, sold by B. Jones. 128. Renfleld-street, Glasgow; third prisa. received H. Thornton, South ...
... employ of prosecutor warn sent oat to deliver several pairs of boots to customers. He was met by prisoner who mentioned the address of one of the cnetomere, and said be would take the boots which witness had to leave there; and the led was induced by ...
... following centres :—Darlington, Dorchester, Dover, Hastings, Islington, Jersey, Maidstone, Mauritius, Ramsgate, South Shields, Southwark, and Wolverhampton. iII;NTLNIi IN KENT ANII SURREY.—The packs of hounds in these counties have this week commenced brushing ...
... Yurk.bire. Tug MODERN BOOT A RELIC Or nu: DARK AKER must be confessed 'bat among the retlsemerits of tonere which our ancestors devi‘ed for their political and religious opponents, few. if any. were to be dreaded more than the iron boot and thumbscrew. the ...
... £ Duke-street, Linooia’s Inr-flel2e, W.C. AP!‘BENTIC& wanted to a Carpenter and Joiner ; no premium required. Apply at 242, Kent-dt., Borough. A PERENTICE wanted to the Hair Dressizg; would be taught ladies’ work; close on Bundays; premium required. Clarke ...
... cabinet maker. Hodgson, John Oswald, Long acre, licensed victualler. Holder, Henry, Etham place, Kent at, Borough, gas fitter. • Hollands, Henry, Lydd, Kent, butcher. Hubbard, John Michael, Lynton rd, Bermondsey, ship's stewart. Hughes, Richard, Aberystwyth ...
... —ln this match, wnich took place at Mote-park, Maidstone, Kent won a close and well.con. tested mateh by two wickets only. rue following is the snore :—Surrey, first innings, 112; second innings, 81. Kent, first innings, 99; second innings, 128. M.M.C ...
... having exceedingly small feet and of wearing the best-made boots in the world, find much amusement inthecaseof Mr. Edwin Burt, of New York, who exhibits certainly the most extraordinary ladies’ boots and shoes that are to be found in the whole Exhibition ...
... questions which Howard studied. The coming of age of Viscount Maidstone, who attained his majority on Friday last, was celebrated by a ball and supper in the fine old school-room at Eastwell, Kent, and was the scene of great festivity,and rejoicing. The next ...
... Cambridge arrived at Dover yesterday (Friday) week from the Continent. His Royal Highness crossed the Channel on board the Maid of Kent, and travelled to London. The Duke and Duchess of Roxburghe have arrived at Broxmouth Park from Paris. The Marquis of Hartington ...