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... ROBERT Ftraurs HISTORY OF WEALD OF KENT. CONCLUDING NO rum The first division of the second volume of Mr Far work is brought very pleasantly ta • close by short 'ketches of the careers of man of euthence, who were born in Kent during the 15th century, and amongst ...
... VALUERS, . Estate Laud, Timber, House, and AGRICULTURAL AGENTS. _ VALUATIONS FOR ADIII3IL - STilt/aIORB, èc., TOWN HALL, BROMLEY, KENT Messrs. BAXTER and PA YNE'S REGISTER, containing full e articulars of ESTATES, FARMS, and RESIDENCEa, proved :he twat medium ...
... ;. , : • , ,' . 11 '0 , • v r 1 I .!1 • F , T , lrt iournal WE KENT HERALD. RIDAY, DEC. 18. 1874. Mr Baron Bramwell, in an elaborate charge to the Grand Jury at the opening of the Kent Winter Assizes, on Tuesday morning, drew a careful distinction between ...
... Cockcroft, Manchester, cabinet- makers—W. Sharp and W. Maliinson, Bradford, York- shire, farmers— J. Butcher and T. North, Maidstone, Kent, woollen merchants— G. Moore and J. N. Moore, Moreton- in-Harsh, Gloucestershire, surgeons — G. F. Taylor and J. Barrie ...
... 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 ...
... and was sitarwarils gaoler at Batton-gard^n and Clerksuwell suecosively. Through continually wearing jack boots he boom known to thieves as Old Boot's.a,is said 0 have boa the origiaal of tho gaoler Oruinnor in Otiver Twist. Twenty years ago he retired ...
... He wears a horseman's short tunic, girt by a broad belt, and buttoned close on the chest, and loose trousers with riding boots. We regret to record the sudden decease of a gentleman well known in scientific and scholastic circles—namely, the Rev. Henry ...
... lens ir . 48, nleeded Guilty to having stolen a pair of boots, value I wer-le lett e- Gs 6d, the property of Mr. T. Farrington, Marylehone lane, bootmaker.—The prisoner was seen to take the boots from outside the shop, and was stopped with theta in his ...
... tract), PAIR KKRKIiOLI* scinl-detached VILLA KESIDENCKS. being Sot. 9 and 11, Peak-hill-avcnue. Klrkdale. Upi>er Hydenham. Kent, each oompHting on the second floor, two room*; on the first ■•• or. two good bed rooms; on the ground floor, entrance lobby ...
... 21, Taunton-road, Burnt Ash. lane, Lee-green, Kent. Goats' Now Collar Ireaner W ANTED.-Alpha Works. Coborg-road, Old Kent-road. Thomnas'a No. 1 Collar Stitchera WANTED.-Alpha Works, Coburg-road, Old Kent-road. Gents' Zn or Outdoor Collar Button-lbolero ...
... Poothon'* Llbearr-. Balbma. £U iia mod lately, i» A pn*air hotel, £V> COiK. two Booeemald*. aGivt to in kitchea and clean boot*, atao a Waiter.-Apt*.y. tween ten sad fo o'clock, at Waebmirton H—so, *». QnUfofd-etoaet. Eoanll-yoare. X>EgUIKED immcdiafely ...
... Shore South Side South Side Buoys South Shore Buoys Boots and Shqes for Export.—Thos.Benson, El ley & Co., St&ffora; branch establishments at Northampton, and Kettering; wholesale manufacturers of Boots and Shoes, suitable for the various Foreign or Colonial ...