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... KAPERS (Fancy) ard Othors, — Handecme Doutl l) fronted Bhops, with «i bt roomas, large &u~:~ o, 6t .w;: great Dargain, 152, Ol Kent-rond. RAPERY and Muilisery —To Le Disposed of n it l) Faoey Drapery and Mullivery Houso; lest ot ~.,z Maro-street, Hackney ...
... General Ravant, to cook plainly, wares £id4; the other as Nurse to five little giris under 9 wages £l2; uo washive, knives, or boots. Apoly at Mrs, Secker's, Jewel'er, 115, High-street, Camden Town; private door. 3 ‘V()MAN (Respectable Yoong) wanted as General ...
... is,. od. DOZ. t'AOE. Fleecydo Sitters'Do., Oe.sd. c- Cort Bl~acelu, Sd, d se s i I lL L SRH E I IFY. OLGATPALE, DRY. or GOLD)EN, l0s. scer doz. Cksurises vtsicl. Pr-ice Llet free ole eslcplireon. C.'OWATSON iicdCO., 30, Cornhill, EB.C 17ILO DE NEIES ...
... suitahle for tho present season. Ladies' Swiss, PoiiPh, and Alpine BOOTS. Ladies' Button, Balmoral, and Fancy BOOTS. Girls and Children's Fancy BOOTS, in great variety. Ladies' Elastic BOOTS, from Bs. 6d. Gentlemen's Ditto, from 6s. 6d., double soles, Bs ...
... £103, with Mr R. Recce, of Ashford, Kent, to walk 15 miles three hours, carrying each hand brick wei 'hing not less that 6Alb. The feat came off on Wednesday, the presence of a large number of spectators, on the Maidstone road, just out Ashford Mr Colburn ...
... newest styles. Parfumeries de la Maison Violet de Paris. BOOTS and SHOES. -W. BlRlVCourt Boot- maker. 86, Oxford-street. To Ladies.— Specialities of the Season. The Watteau Shoe, also the Costume Boot with Louis XV. heels, registered and designed exclusively ...
... AND BEQUE.STS.-The will of GeorgeNeame, Esq., of HEmrbledonm, near Canterbury, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Licutenait for Kent, ?? proved oil the 8th nlt. at the district Registry, Catnterbury, by Alfred Neamne, George Friday Neasne, awnd Austin Nearne ...
... to goed hands. 344, Brewer-street, Golden-equare. MA(‘EINHT (397 Thomav's) wante!; also Tacker and Buttimholer, and i 1 5 learn the trade ; at the seaside. Address P, Suirt Makes, 4, Canterburg-terrace, Polkeatone, Kent. TR S b “AN’.‘-’!:T‘ (Thomas’s) ...
... malting 38s to oats 23s to 27s! 26s Wheat 3arley 38s 3d Kent 17th— There has been slight improvement in the wheat trade at of our markets during the week in the pnce3’ has been no means active At Maidstone on Thursday choice samples sold at a slight the rates ...
... Ring- offered. WYE RACES. -Thursday. Fortunately fine weather attended this pleasant mee^- *£}£*}* the ?? l iest valle y ia Kent, and therefore the attendance was, if possible, larger than ever. Lajks mustered in great force, and the popular Kentish eatherir ...
... saitable for the present season. Ladies' Swiss, PoliPh. and Alnine BOOTS. Ladies' Button, Balmoral, and Fancy BOOTS. Girls a_d Children's Fancy BOOTS, in great variety. Ladies' Elastic BOOTS, from Bs. fid. Gentlemen's Ditto, from fis. 6d.. doable soles. Bs ...
... Several hundred pounds were voted The first anoual demonstration of the members and friends of the Kent Agricultural Labourers’ Union took lace at Maidstone, and was attended some 6,000 men. bis Union is now composed of nearly 9,000 members. The Times that ...