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... moderate terms.—Addresa care Mr*. Kerr, Htgh*sum, Eallug. W. APARTMENT, FURNISHED as bed and Sitting room for a gentleman. Kent, gas, and attendance, 7s.—Apply to J. J., no. London-read, Southwark. PARTMENTS. UNFURNISH ED.—DraWing room* or parlour*, with ...
... good rrrhmgoendatlon. Wages good, and all found. II arid hay to clean kal•es, dc.—Yor apply at Itlshopientastreet Within, e. KENT.—WaVTau, a good about Single handed, with In nursery. fond bf children, and obliging. and obliging. and a needs,, woman. Cloud ...
... - July 16, J. Brown, Ashurst, Kent bufldor— July 6, F. Roberts, Festinlog, Innkeeper— July 10 R. Gudgeon, Stockport, outfitter's assistant -Ju'y 10, F. Fowler, Heaton Novris, pawnbroker— July 10, M. Shears, Bristol, boot and shoe ?? 15, T. Cheatle, A ...
... it* George Dyke, Liverpool, grocer— lat dividend of £s. (id , any day, at Blease's, liverpool. John Tozer.Totnes, Devonshire, boot and shoe make.-— dividend of 4s. B*4, any day, at Dawe's, Plymouth. William Bowman, Sunderland, agent— 2d dividend of -Jd on ...
... fixtures taken away, and boose be lei with a small premium. Kent £ou per annum.—Apply at SO, Little gueen-strert. Uotborn. Kthc BOOT and SHOE TRADE.—To be DISPOSED OF, old-established ready-made boot sod KADE. situate In the central part the town of Biggleswade ...
... Adelaide Hamby, bekers, Salisbury—William aottOn' Thomas J. Grace, coal, lime, and manure merchants, Looter Heath, Wittersham, Kent —Janice P. Taylor and merchants and slripbrolters, Newcastle upon-TYn - Leige - Gotte and Frederick E. Gotto, auctioneers and ...
... LI_ E to MAIDSTONE (.Shortest and Most Direct Route), via LONDON. CHATHAM, and DOVER RAILWAY.-The Stations are KEMSING. WROTHAM (Boro' Green), MALLING, BARMING. and MAIDSTONE.-Now Open for paserger traffic* Fares between London and Maidstone by all trains ...
... FrtnrJs-rood. Kent* £l«r 3«. per asdum. BUKSTABH-HILL, Lpe.-Valuable BaUdiog Agreement 1* Aerea Land, licen:til Beerbouee, I'lant, 4«. Front £.• Ja Particulars nod oonditioosol the Anctio&ecr.Greeowirh B.nLkbtAib. HITTING BOURNE, Kent.—At the Bnll H ...
... LINE to MAIDSTONE (Shortest and Most Direct Route). vi& LONDON, CHATHAM, and DOVER RAILWAY.â The Stations are KEMSING. WROTHAM (Boro 1 Green), MALLING, BARMING. and MAIDSTONE.-Now Open for passenger traffic. -Fares between London and Maidstone by all ...
... frontage over London, and very near toHadley Wood.wlthflne scenery background. Kent very W right, Barnet-common; to Mr. F. Candy, Crown-bullmn**, Vlctdrla-atreet, E.C. to~beLE l lor boot liorsw, with A OMKbhoaM*. thfd*. Utldk nom*. BltoH* n«d. Every oooT«nieDe» ...
... the Indian's teete? We have often wondered how these dusky ~ ---- IN THE WORLD. cal reports on the e NEW VOLUME of the GOLDEN' LADDER SERIES. is sixponeo ; one insortion, fourpenee ; earth iyivlrtise- C. S.. 62. F- °rill. 'City -Hot. or tar., or for ...
... repeat the double triumphs of Lecturer and Cremorne ; but, as I before re- marked, the claims of a fresh horse, and a sticker to boot, like King Lcd must not be overlooked with the ground in its present state. The field for the Twenty-first Triennial (New Mile) ...