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... Rueznr.—The new books by Mr. Ruskin are announcel by his publisher, Mr. Allen, of Orpington, Kent. The first is Mornings in Florence. 1, Santa Croce; 2, The Golden Gate; 3, Before the Soldane ; 4, The Strait Gate. The second is Proserpina : studies ...
... exhaustion, but is now recovering. Diseases amongst cattle and sheep in Kent are reported to have largely increased of late. It is proposed to build a new bridge over the Medway at Maidstone in place of the old bridge. Typhoid fever among pigs has been prevalent ...
... his left leg. The two last were conveyed to the Weat Kent Hospital, where the care Mr. Knowles, the house-surgeon, they are fair way of recorery. West Kerr Qcxhte» Susaiw.-Th* commenced at Maidstone on Thursday. There were •« for trial, seven of them being ...
... inconvenient I cheque at tfie rate of 425. per dozen (the minimum qiu.iitty)°_iould e8^ d ■» .THOMAS GRANT. Distiller, Maidstone who will F ngland lmmedlatel ?? P»y carriage to ar_y partof ERNEST LEpSLm^and GRAHAM, C^fidential vmi?\.?v ' S rayB l^ Chambers ...
... il. num. ion- lots. All Important FREEHOLD TROPERTY, known as the Park Est •- . in the parish of Plumstead, in ihe county of Kent, adja- .. .1 . the railway station. comprising h. uses.sliops, taverns, and business premises. Severally situate in Plumstead ...
... trimmings, and far * little felt hat adorned with feather, and ' heeled elastic boots. The gentlemen wear check coat and waistcoat, with onyx or silver buttons, down to the knees, boots trimmed with fur, Russian caps or round hats. The proper thing to do going ...
... addressed to his Offices, at Pudding-lane, or Hart-strect, shall have prompt atteution. Cray Coal Wharf, Erith, Kent. R T e L TP OLD GOLDEN MORTAR DISPIENSARY. ESTABLISUED lflll.& GABRIEL FRENCH, M.P.5.G.8.,, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, 903, HIGH STREET, CHATHAM ...
... Frederick Chapman, 19, was indicted for stealing a pair of boots, the property of Charlos Linscombe, at Dartford, on the 20th Decomber, 1574, Mr Glyn prosecuted. Charles Lipseombe said he bouzht the boots on the 20th December, at Dartford, and put them in the ...
... FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, • 44, BOOTHAM, YOBK GENTLEMEN'B HUNTING, BHOOTING, AND DBESS BOOTS MADE TO OBDEB Ladies' and Children's Boots in Stock. A CLAYTON, 17, PARLIAMENT-STREET, YORK, has always in Stock a choice Assortment Of LADIES' BOOTS, BHOEB ...
... and Glasses. The Largest Stock of superior Clothes in London. ?? DRESS BOOTS LENT.— BLACKFORD, of Chandos-street, has a choice ASSORTMENT of Dress Boots for HIRE or SALE. Shooting Boots and ot: trim the best houses. Portmanteaus and Bags by the best makers ...
... t) had been served with the usual Parliamontary notices reapacting the Lonton Chatham and Dover, aud the South Eastern, Maidstone und Ashford railway, schemes, [t was decrded that the Board shonld take a neatral conrse. Prrry Susstons.—On Tuesday, before ...
... THE SHOOTING SEASON, J SWINFEN 3UN MAKER, AND ARMOURER TO THE 3rd BATTALION KENT RIFLE VOLUNTEERS, NO. 79, BANK STREET, MAIDSTONE, Tll.\N KS his numerous Supporters for past favours. and respectfully molicits an inspection of HIS NEW STOCK FOR THIS SKAS()&' ...