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... HAWLEY. The remains of Sir Joseph Hawley, Part., were on Tuesday interred in Leybourne Church. near Maidstone. The coffin was conveyed from london by North Kent b y SnodLand Station, where it was met at novo by a beanie and five mourning coaches, which had ...
... h-street ; and to be had J it aU perfumers and hairdressers in England. r /GOLDEN HAIR.— ROBAKE'S AUREOLINE 1 VjT produces, by two er three applications, the beautiful golden colour so much admired. Warranted not to destroy the ' hair. Trice 6s. 6d and ...
... Railway Companies will run Sper-ia* and Cheap trains. For particulars see Companies' bill> BRADFORD FESTIVAL CHORAL SOCIETY. TI.e Kent REHEARSAL will be held in the Mkchamcs* Ih-,111 ii.. To-mori:ow Friday Eveviko, at 7.3ft. Oosta's Oratorio, * NAAMAN. W.H ...
... brewed specially for Family use ; supplied in All Sized Casks from 4± Gallons upwards. [46 FOE SOUND AND HEAVY BOOTS USB PRENTICE'S BOOT MANURES. The £60 Prize Cup for the best ten acres of Swedes was awarded to R. S. Doyne, Esq., Wells, County Wexford ...
... with (by Bpecial desire) DUN DREARY MA ERIE O AND SETTLED : Lord Dundreary, Mr. SOTHERN ; Asa Trea- chard, Mr. Everill ; De Boots, Mr. Lytton Sothern ; Lady Dundreary, Miss L. Dietz ; Lady Trenchard, Miss F. Wright. Performs nee over at 11.0. Seats can ...
... I urupe Alioe Venliard, March 70, far Europe Fri. Mauch V. for Europe BartLw, March V, for Europe FROM ORLEANS. Queenstown, Kent, elrd Dee*, for Liverpoo ephas ',turret, uI4,J for Liverpool Flinty Waters, clei March 19, for Livvrpool Agnes. Davies, curd ...
... seeing that the Chairman of the East Kent liner. Sessions (the Right Hon. K. H. Knatchbull Hageseen, M.P.) had convened an aggregate meeting eif the magistrates, and boards of guardians and way. wardens in Fast Kent, for the 15th instant, at Canterbury ...
... was read from Mr. John Ware, the engineer of the Kent Fire Brigade In this town :— Gentlemen, I am again to have canes to complain of the polio* on duty in not calling any of the men belonging to the Kent Fire Brigade oath. outbreak of a fire. Os tile ...
... Offices, 3, Bt Martin's, Leicester. ftfianlea. BOOT TRADE.— Wanted, a practical MACHINIST. One accustomed to flowering will meet with a com- fortable situation, and be well remunerated. — Apply to THOS GILL, Boot Manufacturer, Barrow-in-Furness. d267w1474 ...
... Broad-street, E.C. Kent, within au easy drive of Tuubridge-wells. and only two miles from Paddock-wood Station, on the South Eastern Railway, whence. it li little more than an hour's ride totown.-A Freehold Residential Estate of i boot 100 acres, situate ...
... i ■ —■. ~f '■ , 'f.j ■ ,v; T> A‘t. Y. *H ! • • •i-'OCapeet Honso the Midland Conntioa. i-' TOP BOOTS. POBPOISE SHOOTIXG BLX>TB, HimTOIG BOOTS. KAPOLEQN BOOTS. | Sch(K>u ««PPl»d at vety low nte,. 1A KOii IIXS BATtIpiLOES MUSIC WAEEHOUSE, IirWEEK-STHEET ...
... Gentleman, in Worcester. Terms must lie moderate. — Address, with full particulars, 11., Chamberlayne House, Rocky Hill, Maidstone. TO LET, fully Furnished, ten minutes' walk from the Cross, two or three BED ROOMS, with I one or two SITTING ROOMS, as required ...