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... perfect fit. without Injury the »v*tem. the lowest possible pr-ee. you wish giaH and stay, Mr*. lIA Kill KT RICH ARDhON’H, the Golden stay. 4», King'a-road. Ch. i-ea. W. K.«tablt»hed upwards of an years, and ackn ...
... to F.. Pont-office. Norwood Junction. Surrey. ANTED to KENT, tor a abort lorm, CNjy FURNISHED detached HOUSE, with large garden and »tabling, near the nrer preferred, within twelve lee of town. Kent about £iuo per annum.-By letter to T. J. Wilson, Eaq. ...
... two miles from S. E. R. and | C. R. Goods Station, Old Kent-road, 8.E., and must lay S.E. aide of ' Ixmdon.— For terms apply to Messrs. A and E. Bath, Colgate's Farm, I Halstead, Sevenoaks, Kent. WANTED, a Young MAN, of business habits, to ! ASSIST In ...
... died on the 20th day of Deoember, 1873, and whose wiU wsa proved by the undersigned, WilUam Jameà Harris of Sltting- bournt, Kent, gentleman, the executor therein named, on the 7th day of March, 1874, in the Princtpal Regiatry of her Majcaty'B Court of ...
... eight from New Cross and Old Kent-road. The tramway car that starts from Greenwich every morning at five o’clock, charging half fares to workmen, is crammed to excess. It is generally believed that the North and Mid Kent sections yield a very large propor ...
... r 35, all 1 I'ORS and otber persons h ying any claim against the Estate of WILLIAM i the Ward Arms, V ham, In ths county of Kent, Innkeeper, (who died on tl day of March, 1874, and to whose effects letters of admii tion were, on the 16th day of April, ...
... cries. The jux7 found a verdict of Wilfulmurder againstsome. person or persons unknown.' KENT.-Buaaoccs .ON THE RAILWAY.-The last train from London to Maidstone on Sunday night was considerably delayed by an obstruction, between Gravesend and Higham, ...
... lhe msagistrate)ythought he ought not to have been inmoned. ' - STr3LNcG A MAt's BOOTS OFF HIS FEEc.-2ft-J7 Dessand, 37, miirried, was charged with stealing a paireof boots, the 'property of IHenry Sewell. The prosedutor 'who was an engineer, living at ...
... readied her and she saved herself. He then tried to wrench the shutter off ita hinges, and when he faded in that he took off his boots and threw them at the windows. He was so violent and so obstinate that he was obliged to take him to the station-house. — Elizabeth ...
... given way a little. The accounts from all parts of Kent, however, are still unfavourable, and the ontcome is thought likely to prove far below an average. The great bogbear seems to be the ilea. Maidstone and Linton report that he is getting very troublesome ...
... E'leeoct cosiu viaIO-N ?? ited DOVER RAIL. 1)'lA'¾-jet Statiolls are ltE711b][W, WROTHAMi lherol Croon), 'NIA rN 'BARIIIVI;and MAIDS'tON', N OW 0111 Wespse ansensior. poo(15, minerals, aind livea tolk 'traltic. 'Fares between Lndon ?? bv all trains: Single, ...
... •“tw* H.,cbery*t hr Psdoroshna, Saunterer/cjMi. yrs, 10st lllb (inc 6lb ex) ..OonsUble 1 »,'• I?' 4 yra, 10at 01b . Lord Maidstone 2 Keaned , s f Hoodwink, 8 jrs, '“}* * Mr W, Kennedy S . • o to on Padoroahua. and 10 to ai.y other. '. * followed the favourite ...