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... toes of his right foot were cut coin- ig to southward, a thick fog prevailing, the Iron Duke pletelv off, the leather of the boot itself being cut to the rann into Vanguard, causing her to sink about eight sole, his right hand arm, above the wrist, badly ...
... tom Pestle the migblesrbood to.des. e ta. with timetable weather, it mill demos' bi el ' b . premed week. report true Maidstone. the the WV bop grotelog West I:rut, Thank. to the Mamas wean the hope are Wag cm esd. salt mdse good lege trebly be satNPttd ...
... pair. Choleric old gentleman : Cut my corns, sir I I asked you to fit me a pair of boots to my feet, air ! I'm not going to plane my feet down to fit your boots ! A KAN advertised for a wife, and requested eaoh candidate to enclose her carte de virafe ...
... I hops are really ripe. North Kent and West X- nt are ' doing very well, and will grow a good over-average crop. Mould is not virulent here as other parts of Kent ' and lice do not occasion anxiety. Many gardens East Kent are still invested with lice, ...
... hosiery shirts hats gloves scarves &c Golden Boot Crawley (late Thorpe) Boot manufacturer continues to supply articles at the lowest price Hunting Shooting Fishing and Livery the shortest notice Cash buyers made Boots and should William Strange’s East-street ...
... Wtlhame Felkiwaa A. Watson .„ Byes, tc. Total .. 1» ▼. THE KOTK. Ml Mote Park. Maidstone, on srour of North Kent. Umpires: North Kbst. Lord Chiton c and b Moflst 9 O. Wood Stratford Carrall b P. Uiltoa « TooteU b StraCfasd ...
... for the eale Old Beer and Alee m Bristol. One with some knowledge the trade preferred.-Applj Hortuid Road Brewery. BrketoL BOOT TRADE.—WANTED, a TRAVELLER. South and West preferred. Commlesion.-Addi*sa D. B. aad Co., Dally Press \%7ANTED, experienced ...
... RoBBERIRA.—James Harris, Jeseph Sullivan, Benjamin Johnson, Rebert Rhone, and George Jenvy, were charged with stesling a par of boots, a pair of trowsers, and a bundle of the property of Stephon Day said he was in the Catand Tiger publichouse, and put his bandle ...
... George-street, Westminster, 8. L AGENT FOR KENT : Mr GEORGE NEVE, Sissinghurst, Staplehurst, from whom all particulars may be obtained on oo [164 RAILWAY, LIVERY, AND POSTING “ STABLES. applical WEST BORO', MAIDSTONE. MRS. GOAD. BEGS to thank the NUMEROUS ...
... Patent Leather, in 6d. Is. and 6d. bottles. Warren's Waterproof Elastic Varnish for Dress Boots, in 6d. and Is. bottles. Warren's Patent Kid Reviver, for Kid Boots, &c, in 6d., ls. and 6d. bottles. Warren's Brunswick Black, 6d. and ls. bottles. Warren's ...
... the late rain has thinned out the young broods. In Sussex, the Horsham and Hayward’s Heath Manors afforded good shooting. In Kent the hills Hoduo-d some large coveys, strong on the w but y wild, and parties had recoarse to driving s into clover, mustard ...
... tbis fruit vas 3UO so good that two extra second prizes were Mr. F. Harris, gardener to Mr. C L. Norman Oakley, near Brom; y, Kent, waa awarded first prize for a greer -fleshed melon, and Mr. C. Pitts, gardener to Mrs. May >. D-irkinj, an^ a first priz- ...