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... dais were two chairs. The one for the Viceroy was of silver and blue, with a crown behind, and golden lions at the side. Ihe footstool was the same, with golden lioua. On the right of the Viceroy was a similar chair with the Prince of WaWs plumes at the ...
... way to Chatham the complainant pulled his boots, he was suffering from gout. When the defendant was leaving the carriage at Chatham told complainant be ought ride in third-class carriage for pulling off his boots in front of lady. altercation followed. ...
... Great Eastern Raihcay. Chemical Works and Manure Factory, Bramford. HEAD OFFICE :-COBNHILL, IPSWICH. [58 KNOPP & SON, FAMILY BOOT-MAKERS, No. 38, Long Wyre Street, ■ COLCH ESTER. Wholesale Department — FACTORY. PORTLAND ROAD, COLCHESTER. L3'2 In consequence ...
... following unsectarian chanties : Asylum for Fatherless Children, Royal National Lifeboat Institution. the Kent County Ophthalmia Hospital. Maidstone ; the Merchant Soamen’s Orphan Asylum, Scaresbrook; the Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners' Riyal Benevolent ...
... ststion known as Abbot's the Rev. Thomas Seaton, MA, Fellow of Clare poem oa a sacred Wodhams mo Jam. 20, at West the Rev. Ed. Kent Ripton, six miles of Huntingdon. At ey 2 Master of Arts, have 6 to Edith Jase, Alfred Woods, this station, where there is a ...
... for Council Chamber.. 7 8 0 King, clothes for Police and T nvn Sergeant 30 18 6 Eustace, boots for Police 9 16 o Clubb, hat for Town Sergeant 0 12 6 Loyd, boots for Police 9 16 o HammerUm, bill for disinfecting powder 0 15 6 Cragg, for winding clocks ...
... cooking ; boom and nunemald kept; £l2 , all found. —ll , • Horachottb. WANTED, an expstleocsd pawn as COOK.—Apply, P. Reynolds, Golden Lion Hotel, Romford, WANTED, • respectable girl ea HOUdEKAID, and to do needlework —Apply, by letter, to S. VI., Pat* • Roratord ...
... of the swamp, and died on the front door step. In his stomach was found a handful of red hair, some bone buttons, a pair of boot heels, a glass alley, and a pair of check pants.” A Down-East Knper says:—A cynic, by the name of ‘Wright, in Wrightsville ...
... Mr. Fredenc Oddin Taylor, solicitor of this city, has been appointed by the trustees Sir John Mordeu’s College, Blackheath, Kent, receiver of the Norfolk rents of the College in succession to the late Francis John Blake, Esq. The Treasurer oi the Blind ...
... Harvey. Vice-Chairman — Mr. Evatt Sallows Sanders. Mr. John Jermyn Bedwell. Mr. A. Kershaw Francis. Mr. William Buck. Mr. John Kent. Mr. Thomas Catchpool. Mr. Thomas Moy. Mr. Fred. Abraham Cole. Mr. George Rick word. Mr. John Coppin. Mr. Edward Smith. Bankers ...
... early riser, and have a good character from last situation; a boy kept to clean knives, boots, windows &c.-Address, Mrs. P., Fair Oaks, lomesdale Road, Bromley Common, Kent. lTANTED, a Cook in a clergyman's family, in the WV country; good wages; everything ...
... respectable Person, who understands Plain Cookiug. Good wages. Washing pnt out, and a Boy cleans boots. — Apply to Mrs. Lockwood, Gowland Cottage, Beckenham, Kent. WANTED, a respectable GENERAL SERVANT, who cau do Plain Cooking, in a family of two ; no washing ...