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... SUPPLEMENT TO THE EXAMINER SATURDAY AUGUST U 1875 SELECTIONS FROM FUN” Body hearse driver Impalpable Pictured Golden opinions” not convertible coin though are easily changed is the difference between the sailor’s MP and Mary ?— One is Plimsoll and other’s ...
... ; ' , • Thomas Barnes, licensed victualler, out of business, late of the Cambridge Arms Inn, Weimer, Kent, and now - of Moat-road, Maidstone, Kent.. -.• • William Marshall, merdhant• and commission agent, as William Marshall and -Co., 441 Fountain-street ...
... COLLINS k CO., 81, IVEGATE, BBADFOBD. Established ?? Forty Years. 'l^O BOOT and SBOE BUYERS (Wholesale onJy> -A-TV* Finest and Largest Stock ai MEN'S, WOMEN'S, and CHILDREN'S BOOTS in the Nor.h of England, at ?? wholesale prices. Apply personally or send ...
... was made, or whom. He got drunk on the same night, for had applied to Mr Kent to “set on” by the Liberals thelast election. Mr Kent promised to set him on on the Thursday. Mr Kent, when saw him again, said, “I suppose yon are a voter.” Witness replied ...
... German, who had been found drowned m the Thames, near Lambeth.— Mrs. Ellen * ?? Q »d been abiding with a friend at Maidstone, in Kent, and passed as the wife of a Mr. ZzT-Z a Satarda y ] ~ t deceased came up to town and dmed With her at her residence ...
... keener, Combmartin. V* ?? Frederick George Laet, of Walbringfleld, Suit..; • LIQXJIDATIOWB BY ARRANGEMENT. A- ?? dr »PCT- Maidstone. Kent, tra-hn,- ■ > - and Co. S F. M. Cowing, draper, Barnet, Herts. tL Howarth, draper, Ndson-in-Wareden, T w a^2°2:ia?*! ttner ...
... Sunderland, ironmonger and general dealer. Thomas Barnes, late of tbe Cambridge Anns Inn, Walmer, Kent, licensed victualler, and now of Mote road, Maidstone. out of business. William Marshall, 44, Fountain street, Manchester, merchant and commission agent ...
... RHOPES OLAY, O wur. bank rprtr, and OK.NLRAL TRfSTKB. KENT AND DEBTS OOLI ECTKD PROMPTLY Aeent lot the Connte Fire and rro.lJ.nl o»ee. sererity Required, NEW FSTABLISH UENT. Jji D '.V Alt D GOLDEN, rout DF. ALEH, FIRMISHIN'i, AOSICI LTI H4I-, »I>l' OENK«AI ...
... Deals!' Legationreceivei. their Ma landing. The Earl of linden, Her Majesty and Viseestet Endow, Lord Limited ' the sonnty Kent, were also passes :Wawa &guarded honour •was dins% up on the pier. The King gamey Accompanied: by, Mae of Wales, . Undo& don ...
... lie was known to be In London, however, on Tuesday, and at Silling- bourne, Kent, on Thursday. The chief inspecfor'of police (Mr. Norris) at oho. forwarded informa_oh to Kent. Essex, and Surrey, and Inspector Elms, in ths gati of a railway porter, was ...
... 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 ...