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... planters, artisans, farmers, soldiers, seamen, and residents abroad—urge on us the importance of our believingly turning the golden hours to best account. From all parts of the country we hear cheering accounts of glorious revivals taking place; of their ...
... BRYnvoc Charlotte C., telict of Mr. George, Sue- rvad, at his residence, Kilburn, aged 44, deeply geoo, of London, at Maidstone, Kent, aged 78, lamented, on Sunday, Jan. 25. Jan. as. NEWMr-AN, Frances C., daughter of the late Mr. CaREw, Sir Walter P., ...
... is (An other variety 1-Cock HMI hen. 1 Wm, Flood, Wster Works. Ton“ri - ige. 1 James Long, (Neonson. 3C. E. Laraster Maidstons. . Clam 11 -flame (Black or lirowit -(3ock And hen. 1 (i. 11. Vita-Herbert, OG. II gevemmks. A m iw o m %verde. We-t Valenti ...
... Pond, 125, Union-street, Borough. WANTED. £\AA AAA GENTS Wanted.—Your Boots Soled Healed with Leather, pegged, rivet, or stitched, 2s. 6d. per pair; why pay 4s. or 6s.P 179, New Kent-road. \\TANTED, a quiet Boy, for Office; one well acquninted with his ...
... coe 2 dH. Wi 2 ¢ Wrig > 4 Wright 8 i od Mr 2 es. © Barnes, b H. Wright. 3 c Beales, 05. down > H. Bi, in the ba ven for MID KENT v on sent at Cobham Park, on Wed earn red the pp, but » Gmith- Masters, t, b Richardson » Bennett od was Ly 7 Potter, D Bligh ...
... George Brown, 48, pleaded Guilty to having stolen a pair of boots value 6s. 6d., the property of Mr. T. Farrington, 15, Marylebone-lane, bootmaker. The prisoner was seen to take the boots from outside the shop, and was stopped with them in his possession ...
... electro platers—W. Cummins and Co., Liverpool, wine merchants—Alfred Smith and Stimson, New Kent-road, auctioneers—H. G. Flaws and J. J. Johnson, Brewer-street, Golden-square, gold lacemen—G. Hagedorn and Co., Metropolitan Cattle Market, West Smithfield, and ...
... the crowd, telling them he had been travelling three ntghts in succession. KENT (Mid.) . —At a meeting held this week at Maidstone, Sir David Solomons consented to contest Mid-Kent in the Liberal interest. No second candidate has been announced. , —There ...
... house. Kent low. Icnse.-Haines and « 0.. Valuers, above. S. Same' handa aiatcen yean*. A 1 I> Prr>prlet mirlnir. Two prerkm* proprietor* fortooe*. Inrommf. Including bor»*e, two carl**, â¢an«e«-. Convenient premiae*, â¢InngbterUouae. Kent tew. Valuable ...
... judgment. On the question of the kind of boots worn by Arthur Orton, the members of the jury were scarcely inclined to accept Dr. Kenealy's explanation that the shoemaker meant by butcher's boots a strong boot, as distinguished from patent leathers; ...
... ced j Is. tid. aud!2*. 6i. per boot, 18 or 30 stams, with instruction. W. and J. Hix, Manufacturers, 18, Stoke Newington-road, Loudon. I EFT-OFF Clothes Bought H. Dunn, 4, J Victoria-place. Green Hundred-road, Old Kent-road, Hire full value for same; ...
... the ease of the Kent water from the chalk wells, the hardness was 21 degrees before boiling and 5.8 degrees after. As regards turbidity, it noticeilAhat the water supplied by the Middlesex, the New River, the Rut London, and the Kent Companie was always ...