Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... ; A. R. Oliver, M.D., Maidstone, Capt. Thomas Hunt, 8.A., Maidstone; Lient. J. W. Necklace, R.A., Maidstone; Right Hon. J. A. York, RA, Maidstone ; Capt. H. Chichester, R.A., Maidstone ; Lient. J. C. Hughes Hallert, RA., ...
... train laden with emigrants of all tires and . male and female, who had jonrueyed dace quarter ' yesterday morning from Maidstone. Kent. am*H i'; *bip Forfarshire, which is start in a flavor J Australia. The ship left London days sgo • but emigrant* obtained ...
... High-street BOOTS SEA-SIDE WEAR LADIES’ CANVASS BOOTS ELASTIC-SIDE BOOTS CHILDRENS’ LEATHER LACE BOOTS LEATHER BOOTS LADIES’ CROQUET SHOES & BOOTS GENTLEMENS’ CANVAS WITH SPIKES GENTLEMENS’ BUCKSKIN CRICKET ...
... Chemist High-street BOOTS FOR SEA-SIDE SUMMER WEAR LADIES’ CANVASS ELASTIC-SIDE BOOTS ELASTIC-SIDE BOOTS CHILDRENS' LEATHER LADIES’ CROQUET BOOTS GENTLEMENS’ CANVAS CRICKET GENTLEMENS’ BUCKSKIN CRICKET SHOES VERY BEST GENTLEMENS’ CRICKET ...
... their disposal. HIGH-HEELED BOOTS.—It is gratifying learn that there is a prospect of the ansurdly heeled boot row being worn by the fairer sex beert discarded. The Paris correeponden', of the (Nue writes : The fashions in boots and shoes are =desgoing ...
... said to be good, though in parts there has been heavy loss from vermin during the breeding season. From Kent good bags are reported from the Maidstone district ; from about Tunbridge coveys are said to be small, but the birds well grown. In other parts ...
... beats 4 8 5 0 Pr. ease sled 6 0 Sod quality do. 6 4 6 8 Pens 6 10 Prime lerp oxen.. 610 6 2 Laps soiree canes 4 6 5 9 Prime Boot; fro 62 6 Trees small do. 66 6 I . C 0.,,. & Inf. sheep 4 8 6 0 Ste bop 4 4 I Second quality do. 6 26 10 Moll porkers ...
... Bate aTtee*baak, aad plaited tothawtert with ribbaa bow. Theaa white dmaaa art warn aaloor, aaanro and pale gxaea betegtha Boot Coloured aiblKaa. either watered InlUe, ate aaah Eeek*eeleet aad white ogwaak eakraltery are tha aanrwpoad. Itk aaeor plaaeda ...
... considerable protaotion. Where sand is plentiful, use it in preference to mould, because of its drying nature. Favzv GARDEN —Boot-pruning, where required, should be commenced without delay. The simplest method is to open a trench on one side of the trees ...
... Bench granted order of ejectment. Ellen Prowse, a machinist at the boot and shoe trade was summoned her master, William Haiuies, for absenting herself from work a week. Complainant a boot maker, and a short time ago entered into a verbal agreement with ...
... our deepest thanks.—We are, yours respectfully, George Roots, Chairman Kent Agricultural Labourers' Union • Alfred Simmons, Hon. Sec. Kent Agricultural Labourers' Union, Maidstone ; Henry Wicks, President West Surrey Agricultural Labourers' Union, Witley ...
... first inners.- of a pietnreeque kind. The train stopped twine at small city stations before it earthed the terming,. On the Golden Horn. Many • third-rate ooffeethonee &ad rioketty wooden dwelling was ex poste to one view daring this concluding hit of toe ...