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... SHOP, and STABLSf si* Yard.—Apasy Street. Barton Hill. HOUSE and SHOP, with Bslurhratse.—Apply t*> X. Evans, Pexaart-well BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.—TO BE DISPOSED Off, in one of the beat Rosses, establiahed BOS* .'ESS, doing a good Retail Trade with and for ...
... NEW LINE to MAIDSTONE, vi.it LONDON, CHATHAM :md DOVER RAILWAY.- The Stations will be KEMBINQ WROTHAM (Boro' Green), MALLINU, BARMiNG. and MAIDSTONE. — Open for passenger traffic on Mouday, June Ist, 1»74. -Farea between London anu Maidstone by all trains ...
... W LINE to MAIDSTONE, v ?? LONDON, CHATHAM, and DOV.ER RAILWAY.— The Mi/.it.ns will be KEMSING, WBOTHAM (Boio' Green), MULING, BARMING, and MAIDSTONE.— Open for pas- srnger traffic on MONDAY, June 1, 1874. Fares between buncon and Maidstone by all trains— ...
... P. Cobbold •Mr. J. R. Bulwer, Q.C.. Isle Wight. Mr.Baillie Cochraue. Kendal Mr. Whitwell Kent, East Hon. G. W. Milles . Mr. E. L. Peuiberton Kent, Mid Mr. W. H. Dyke Chelmsford. TOWNSEND, G.P., Berwick Place, Hatfield, Chelmsford. TOWNS END, ...
... do. —Golden ls 6d 18s I 3 j-ears in the wood — Pale ls 9d 21s j 3 jears in the wood— Golden ls 9d 21s | 4 years in the wood — Pale 2s Od 24s . 4 j-ears inthe wood — Golden 2s Od 24s j 6 years in the wood— Pale 2s 6d 30 S 6 years in the wood — Golden 2s ...
... Damage was done to the amount of several thousand pounds. At Blast Mailing, near Maidstone, a number of men in the employ of Mr. Chas Arkcoll, a wholesale grocer at Maidstone, were engaged in a game cricket with the East Mailing club, and after a few overs ...
... f Drummond.i, 6 Lobelias, 6 Perillas, G Petunias v Heliotropes, 12 Zinnias, 6 Calceolarias, G Senecio 12 , Tagetes, G Golden Feather, G Gazenias, G Iresine GVio'as J. S. HAYWOOD, NURSERY AND SEEDSMAN 26, BBOAD STREET, WORCESTEB. Established 1756 ...
... MALLING, HARMING, aud MAID- STONE.—O]m n for passenger 1 1 attic on .MoNPAY, June 1, 1874. Fares i ...
... full dieelosure of hi- estate, and for concealing part of his property, be being bankrupt. You do not need to black vour boots in Pittsburg, says a traveller. You 'hang them out of the window at night, and they are black enough in the morning. A colliery ...
... to be shot at Oo and a0: thes. if ea from 25 te from ace on 23 yards. Book to Norwood J will be ground on of is, 6, Hammond Kent-street, Borough, will b pleaty of birds for all comers. t speci- ete for ae these men for their ae amp W. have pew * ...
... - - ?? I C. TENNANT, BOOT MANUFACTURER, 51, MARKET-STREET, LANCASTER, GENTLEMEN'S Hessian Boots, Riding Boots, Hunting Boots, Fishin_ Boots, Shooting Boots, Cricket Boots. ...
... 18s Do. do. —Golden ls 6d 18s 8 years in the wood — Pale Is ?d 21s 3 years in the wood— Golden ls 9d 21s 4 years in the wood -Pule 2s d 24s 4 years in the wood— Goldeu 2s Od 24s 6year6 in the wood— Pale 2s 6d 30s 6 years in the wood— Golden 2s fid 30s ...