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... f. to any p r on or , ai:n .or demand I snail not then have hed n, I *■/ f Scptemlier. 1875. r, 16, MUI-street, Maidstone, Kent. WILLIAM SMITH, Deceased.— Pursuant. to the Act of Parliament of the 22d and 23d Victoria, cap 35, inti- tuled An Act ...
... John M«t. O«*o, towkk Alice, Inn, FererAem Kent. Bryent, MefcWeoe PeitUttl, Meddix, Li»I»ol lone(s), Boencfc, _ Stockton (•l.Greeo, Stockton MtoiTweedlKecßtoMew* Ostrich, Hewlett, Ho)! V>nM, CrwnU, V.nd. Kent. ...
... S W WESTMINSTER, ) ' ' J. A. Shaw STEWART f Treasurers. CHARLES L. TODD, Secretary. HOSPITAL for DISEASES of the THROAT Golden-square, W. ' PATRt.N— Hia Loyal Highness the Prince of WALES X G 1 his Hospital, whi, h is partly self-supporting has relieved ...
... stuffed by Nash, of Layton, Essex.—E. O. D. OUT PHALAROPS AT EXIOUTIL—I observed a grey p here on Sept. V. I And by my note boot that I shot one last year a tn: WM September at the same place, viz.. the mouth of the town sewer, w hi c h go n e , curlews ...
... cud et 11 to 1 Dim tine:Mos bad almost the °allot Lacy; 100 to 7 agaiust Amaturiars en d 1000 to 40 against Beameelield were booted, lied as much se to was obtained about Sump. Fur the Oambridgeetdre, 22 to 1 amine' Careless was booked, end 80011 to 80 edgiest ...
... Dzivcr Beeanae she isn't dead. A nwruntruse soldier was accosted by one of the tribe with she usual salutation, Black year boots, air ? Make 'lll3l skin* r Locking et his unpolished gunboats in a n 1 ti we way, the war-worn veteran replied, Well, ...
... buildings : possession at once. —Particulars of Messrs. Baxter and Payne, Towu Hall, Bromley, Kent; and 157, Fenchurch-stieet, EC. FARM, near Orpinprton, Kent.— To be SOLD or I.F.Ton LEASE, a valuable FREEHOLD FARM, comprising about if 0 acres of productive ...
... CEt. ?? SA E the W.IT .1Of tIEMTHIL, ofilt bylnthelae r LAHODoPiOe ?? F26 i oful and, ampl ?? 2£., earohofeo Cmoresiipery end Boot, Il-bit.lntn'hl, RESIDE Would b conldtoin ain smalls sydte ?? subscrobing 110 ommtanding06 earls. vves. SOL ]ea 8 yliears, ...
... particular* by letter only, to Chambers, 21. Wooiwien- common. Kent. WANTED, a small Detached or Semi-detached I ! or SE, with garden, w thin 15 miles of town, and near a railway sta'.ion ; Kent or Surrey prefcrr d : rent not to exceed 501 — Apply, A. 8. ...
... fr ' ,ry ' x -r Mr. ! nirton Butts, S.E. 1 .id Hathei It R.V, Tth. i.cv. J. W. Nt \V Tennant, uster. barusbury, N. Rev I Rev Kent. innty GaoL Nat—a street, Islington. WS I . W 1 Nt ; M ACHIN E for Families ; Weir's 4_s. Mnchiue The Globe, for Dressmakers; ...
... his NEWLY- MANUFACTCRED STOCK of BOOTS and SHOES. Made expressly for the Autumn Season. LADIES COSTUME BUITON BOOTS. Is-. 6d. per pair. Made of the newleat'rer. soft, durablt-, and damp-repelling. LADII-iS' CORK SOLE BOOTS, 21a, Light, durable, aud elan ...
... (To Surrender in the Country.) Frederick Fisher, Folkestone, boot and shoemaker, at the Office of the Court, October 29. at 2. William Holding, Yalding, Kent, farmer, at the Star Hotel, Maidstone, October 29, at 12. William John Greenland, Clapham Common ...