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... flights of tlery pi -eons ascents of magnesium balloons. CRYSTAITPALACE.— GREAT FIREWORK DISPLAY. THURSDAY, July 15. Cascade of Golden Fire 200 feet in breadth, girandole of 2.000 large rockets. ALEXANDRA PALACE. — THIS DAY IT J SA J X7RDAY) --SIXTH of the ...
... playground.- Address Prii .a T?DUCATION, Kent, within easy reach of a june- X__ tion and four miles from the sea. Inclusive terms, 30 gs. Large school l tvs and examination list M. O. S., (.Junior's 1 EDUCATION.— Kent. -Cobham Hon^c (Sole-street, _ t'obhnm) ...
... fellow-countrymen. French statesmen were always ready to claim a fair and equal share in the legislature, and they had learned the golden rule of moderation and tho settlement of disputes in a spirit a largo and generous compromise. (Cheers.) in Canada there were ...
... at twelve and close at two o'clock ALKRED MACKENZIE, secretary Oflices, 73, Cheapside, London. ' DEAF and DUMB ASYLUM, Old Kent-road— Founded 1792. At an Election of 30 Deaf Mid Dumb Children, held at the City Terminus Hotel, Can nos -street, EC, This ...
... Gtat'on to Hadley-common ; also Oue Lot situate In Puller-road, on the Basnet To-.*n Estate. BROMI.EY, Kent. -At tbe White Hart Hotel, Bromley. Kent, on Monday, July ?? at Six for Seven in the evening, in Lots, eligible Id Building Laud, having frontages ...
... UT1 011 th prenir Bof the, Aoi _ Mathendo d'o-zin qnuartu adx- li sil a nasprtua ste of the wrnalelcecea growths, Voslau Golden Cabinet, D1O0; Itl.deahlim Berg, 1867 ; Nior. steinez 18108: Genheiat itolm horg, 111t8; or: 8zbrsii r, Jobgnolo. bert. ? ...
... O &. K wB ! “ +4 a J. Hogan, OUT OF THE CHAL. BY “RED aa Smyth, | Tur and the Darent both rise in on the border land of and Kent : of ten to the Th rap much im the same orth Both a crow won, the first quality ; both are most diffic eccentricities in the ...
... Ware, Portmanteaus and Bags, Picture^ Oleographs, , . i r-._:n«. Fancy Tables, Drugs. Chemicals, stationery, ?? lien kind. Boots and Shoes, ic. '■;■ . ?? ..I the beat des. riptioii, and on sale at almost ; e-es Nearly all are marked in plain fiifures. ...
... Amateurs, at South- we eat Kent Wanderers v. Wood Green, at Wood ‘West Kent v. Beckenham, at Beckenhem. Royal Engineers v. Gore Court, at Chatham. MONDAY. Kent Derbyshire, at Catford Bridge ‘(three days’ petal Lewisham v. North Kent, at Gravesend. WEDNESDAY ...
... Mi home 70, Kdgware .road, au.l 2*l to 30. Ch j LADIES' BOOTS, Suitable for E NEWLY-M RED STO( I- . The ( ■ per pair. J Prett; ■ rs. Ds. 6d. c - CELI HOLE BOOTS, -_K. ,„ ,- ihe CO-OPERATIVE BOOT ( * 64, Ha; market, S.W. f MX. EDWIN JAMES, formerly Queen's ...
... quantity of linen which- bad been left in the kitchen to dry. In the lobby he found a dirty shit and an old pair of boots, and his own boots had dis- ~anfT reed Two days after the prisoner called at~the afio p of Mr. iee, apaweibrokerin Stanbope-street, ...
... frons bait-paist 2 till 0 .) -; Tisoday and t'riday Evenings from s till lo o'clock. HOSpITAL FoR DISEASES OF THE THROAT Golden-eesquare, W. Patron, Mml.R- the PRINCE OF WALES. E.G. THIS Hoaspital is open doily at 2.30, and on Wednesdays and TSaturdaye ...