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... Clifford, end disbary. Statue., esquire Ray John Flowers 11 Montpelier row, Clifford, Ellen I Upper Wood street, Brompton. Kent, lepinetor Clifford, at Wood's, Wertnn road, Clifton, Trobridge, tenor (Chatheco, genUentan Clough, John Henry Gore, 8 High ...
... Illustrated Catalogue.—Riches & Watts, Engineers, Norwich. 19,847 LADIES’ WHITE BOOTS, 2s. 6d. per pair.—We shall offer for the approaching Season a Manufacturer’s Stock of WHITE BOOTS, much under tlio usual price, 2s. and 3s. Cd. per pair. —J. Buckingham & ...
... effected his escape. It appears the prisoner, who had been sent under remand to the Maidstone gaol, was placed an officer in a third-class carriage of passenger train from Maidstone to Tunbridge. Soon after the tram left the prisoner succeeded in jumping out ...
... 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 ...
... Dwelling-House. and Ironmonger's Shop, situate in George Street and Golden Lion Lane, in the occupation of Mr. John Wells; also three DWELLING-HOUSES, a SHOP and PREMISES, in Golden Lion Lane, and two Tene. ments in the rear, in the several occupation ...
... Devon, grow Stacey Fiore Fenny, Sou., Hannalow, spinster Stacey Warrant Lyon. Sutton. Hoenelow, genawnee Standen John. Stone, Kent, opmzier star Standford Sarah Lea, 212 Albany reed. Walwortl, ;pm. Stetted Walter, Sprint/bead, Frahm-weak, Sumer. gentlemen ...
... above. CORNELL AND CO., HOP llERCHANTS, 5, DENMAN STREET, LONDON BRIDGE, S.E. £ C. L S. EAST KENT GOLDINGS ?? ?? 8 0 to 12 12 MID KENTS .7 0,, 11 11 WEALD OF KENT . ?? 7 0 ,, 10 0 SUSSEX . .. 7 0 9 0 WORCESTER ?? 1111 ,, 1310 FARNHAM ?? ?? ..0 ,, 14: 0 YEARLING ...
... feet down, but escapedumhurt. The statement that intends to resign early next year is authoritatively contradicted. The Maidstone Journal says that rain having fallen In abundance, the ground In that district his bad a good soaking. The hot weather had ...
... active Girl, age 19 30. HOUSEMAID. Country preferred.—Apply, Mrs Henry Column, liracondale, Norwich. [lO 525 WANTED, good BOOT MACHINISTS, at beat Wuges.-Apply B. Murray, St. Martiu'a-at- OaKUatea. [10,529 WANTED, a YOUNG MAN accustomed to the Baking ...
... wore unw illi ng wiers a the prices lent . both being sqoal in quality, bat one reliberal land. however, wee dimmed of et &boot Is advance. lord, the other • stingy one, how would this operate P,lces for otbnr kind' of grain remeln stationers , . on Mr ...
... 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. ...
... by their fife and drum The of the Coldstream/ next came from the Tower with their fine braes band. The let Battalion of the Boots Fusilier Guards thou arrived from Wellington Barracks, and the lit and 2nd Battalions of the Grenadiers oompleted the brigade ...