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... To extend the periods limited by the representation of the. East Wa rd, which had• MAYORS IN KENT FOS 1874.8. cured a bill for baud and residence sad for boots. South Eastern Railway A r t. 1871 as es , ie e of,_ He paid portent. teed about the end of ...
... of stealin* pair boots, belonging to Messrs. Pocock of 8? Marsaret's-street. It appeared from the evidence an assistant that between six and seven o'clock Saturday night, the prisoner went into prosecutor'a shop, and tried on pair boots. As soon as he had ...
... on amount of its rigid character. Then, in Thuga or Muir Vito+ we have a choice. The newt popular or useful, perhqw. is the golden variety, although this will he displaced in a few years by its rival. Semler Aureacens -exactly the same habit, but bag the ...
... Bridge and Son, Royal Oak Inn; Dodd, Queen’s Head Tnn , Cobb, Swan Inn ; Hill, luvicta Inn ; Swaine, Wellington Inn ; Foster, Kent Arms Inu ; Rossiter, Victoria Ton ; !fruwne,Sonth Eastern Tavern ; Hill, Somerset Arms Inn ; Davis, Wellesley Arms Inn ; Wood ...
... Dover, the wife of Robert Turing Bruce, Baq, Royal Artillery, of a daughter. KENNARD.--On the 9th Nov., at Wester Hill, Linton, Kent, the wile of David F. Kennard, of a daughter (Kathleen Mary). LEESE,—On the 6th Nov., at Divan Cou t Eastling, Favershaw, the ...
... North- Wall, Dublin j James Hartley and Co., 137 Leadenhall- street, or at Miller's Wharf, Lower East Smithfield, and West Kent Wharf, Southwark, Lond»u ; W. and E. C. Came, Fal- mouth ; R. Clark and Son, «r H. J. Waring, Plymouth ; Le Feuvre and Son ...
... (late Newman,) Eridge road Jude & Co., Kent Brewery (Wateringburyl Stares Public Rooms, Tanbridee Wells. Kelsey, E. and H.. St. John's road Ken ward and Co., (Pale Ales) Hadkrw—Branch office, High street Mason (Maidstone), Branch Office, Ift. Pleasant-road ...
... and Omnibuses on Hire LIVERY STABLES. GEORGE SHIEL, MILITARY BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, 50, ABOVE BAR, SOUTHAMPTON (From London and Pans). HUNTING and TOP BOOTS made to order ; also POR- POISE BOOTS ; warranted waterproof. The BEST MATERIALS supplied at the smallest ...
... combo round,' and there's every Prospec' of our gettin' some more go ad Madary ! —Punch. THE EAST KENT, FAVERSHAM, AND SITTINGBOURNE GLZETTE. your boots cleaned, twenty-five osnt• for having your hair cut. There is so money of any kind under • two cent ...
... oad. The prisoner went to Mr Paine’s shop, and selected some boots, promising to call in half an hoar, Missiog a pair of boots, the mnnta:r ran after and stopped her. ghc produced the boots, with the other articles mentioned on the charge sheet. Bhe had ...
... Charing-heath. CHATHAM—S, Burford, Gibraltar Ina; G. Moss, Golden Lion Inn, Military.romd 3. Komp, Sir Oolin Campbell Inn ; J. ihwhy mouth Arms Inn, High-street, CowpEN=—J, book. Fountain, Kent. OrAYForD —C. P, Covington, Bear and Staff Inn. Darrrorp.—J ...
... (late Newman,) Eridge road Jude & Co., Kent Brewery (Wateringbury). Stares Public Rooms, Tanbridge Wells. Kelsey, E. and H., St. John's road Ken ward and Co., (Pale Ales) Hadlow—Branch office, High street Mason (Maidstone), Branch Office, Mt. Pleasant-road ...