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... above accommoda- tion should send an addressed envelope for copy of terms to Mr R. Parker, 3, Amersham-grove, North, New Cross, Kent. — N.B. No connection with agents or Loan Societies. 195b T~ HE WREXHAM LOAN AND INVESTMENT COMPANY (LIMITED).— DISCOUNT BILLS ...
... WALKING BOOTS for Ladiea the largest selection in tbe town. Also a great variety • EVENING and HOUSE BOOTS, SLIPPERS, Ac., all Sewn Ladies' Fitting Room. CLEVELAND'S STOCK of BOOTS, Ac., for GENTLEMEN consists of every design, aud includes BOOTS suitable ...
... expected but on Wednesday evening it was crowded. On Monday the performances of Signor Enrico Mattel (solo pianist) and Mr. J. C. Kent (solo cornet) were warmly received. Miss Jessie Royd (from the St. James and Royal Albert Halls) was a good soprano. The other ...
... Joshua Walker’s conduct was attempt felony; they regarded rather as aUpid apite madness; and the prisoner ...
... course upon Mr. Kent's farm at Chippenham, the Ifitb inst. James Eley, the gamekeeper, proved having seen them land, and the dogs run a hare.âThe defendants said they went that way to try the dogs ; they first intended see Mr. Kent for his permission ...
... witch fixed the day of doom “I is some cuss” explains a loafor in tries to till me with his hope is a creature of mist like golden hag editors when you no more other people ( came of mixing whisky in the laughs one of editorial craft sort of mocking curiosity ...
... opened an overture, and this ‘mbuovodbynnp by Mr. Marsh, Mr. Inwood, ' Miss Richards (of Maidstone), Mr. W. Newby, Mr. ' Thompeon, Mr. Buckhurst, Miss Highsted (of Maidstone), and Mr. Strachan, the band finishing the first part with the lively * Cliquot” galop ...
... and lodging, -. - ?? «i,> •-- weeks in ai q va T ie«- or i7s. 61. per week. J. HCMPHBEt PLUAi.MLB.Hon. Sec. £! M TOR i p.- KENT ART UNION ; EiirLtoenth ■•nuriag. Sa- . >a\ mxi. Two prize? of £10- each. Hun.i ...
... wore the previous evening. He produced a puir of boots which had a fresh piece on the toe of one shoe, and in fact the footmarks were a complete photograph of these boots, Hook produced a pair of boots at first which did not appear to have been worn for ...
... for Waist the a uld sarions to to bold.. at Maidstone on the 4th Matte. His last conviction was oaths Faverstsas Quarter is January. 1874, when he was sentenced to twelve months' hard labour for a pair of boots. FAVERSHAM FOOT•BALL CLUB. The following matches ...
... currency Fine eontinne to ittraci attention, medium descriptions are difficult of sale, markets are lirm. Mnl d East Kent i.ll l| Waald Kent •*/* .usH-t • 9 t ...
... third, Mrs. Turner Turner, - ; very • commended, Mrs. Tur- golden , highly oomme.—_ oar Turner, silver ; highly oommended, Lady silver, Mr. C. H. Mayo, silver, dittoigolden, ditto common, ditto golden. The Point cup for dragoons was awarded to Mr. P. Graham ...